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Ever wanted to visit the South Pacific? Now is your chance! Ever wanted to really indulge in the Hawaiian culture? Now really IS your chance!
The Polynesian Cultural Center is a great way for the whole family to be introduced to one of the most fascinating cultures we have on this amazing planet.
Want to visit Samoa in the morning? Perhaps Tonga in the afternoon followed by dinner in Fiji? Why not! There are six Pacific cultures to explore, each with authentic villages, entertainment, cultural activities, and of course lots of yummy foods for the kids to get stuck into!
Kids can create coconut "milk" in Samoa, or get called up onto the stage to demonstrate their drumming skills in Tonga!
Challenge family members to a fun canoe race, or even learn to cook the Samoan way using leaves, sticks and stones - do you think it will be difficult!? Spear throwing, fire making, and even weaving are all activities that the kids can really sink their cultural teeth into!
Of course, you're in Hawaii so make sure you spend some time learning all about the Hawaiian culture too! Learn basic hula movements, and discover the deep commitment the Hawaiians have to their culture and traditions.
Feeling hungry? Then what better way to fill up than at a proper Luau buffet! With a background of waterfalls and lush gardens, you can really immerse yourself in the traditional foods and entertainment of Polynesia.
Just what you need before you spend the evening enjoying the dancing, songs, and even fire! It's a fascinating evening that will tell you a Pacific Isle tail of birth and death, love and family, triumph and even tragedy. For kids it will be an incredibly educational experience.
The Polynesian Cultural Center also do a day tour out around the island, including Diamond Head, the beaches, and even plantations. A true Hawaiian experience!
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Suggest editAdults Admission and a show starts from $74.95
Children Admission and a show starts from $59.96
Free Under 4 years old
Last Update 2022
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The center makes sure that it represents the Polynesian cultures and traditions with respect, giving kids the best education they can on the cultures.
Do they have baby facilities?
There are strollers available for rent at $20 deposit and $15 returned at the end of your experience.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Polynesian Cultural Center?
As well as the amazing evening buffets which can come included in your tickets, there is an delicious snack bar near the front entrance and sells speciality plates and cold drinks. There are also extra snack stands in the villages. You certainly won't go hungry!
Does Polynesian Cultural Center have a gift shop?
If you saved your pennies you just might be able to find time in all that fun to head to the Marketplace! Lots of fun hand crafted items just for you!
Do they have baby facilities?
There are strollers available for rent at $20 deposit and $15 returned at the end of your experience.
Does Polynesian Cultural Center have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Efforts are made for anyone with food allergies, and each of the main dining venues have allergy charts for you.
Is Polynesian Cultural Center fully accessible?
The center has a limited number of wheelchairs available for a $20 deposit ($15 will be returned). The majority of the center is wheelchair accessible.
Any additonal information?
You admission ticket gets you 5 hours entry at the village. If you get the Ambassador package tickets, you can extend your evening to 9pm, including a dining experience and nightly entertainment!
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