Drums of the Pacific Lu'au
Product ID: 76837
Supplied by: Drums of the Pacific Luau
The sound of the conch, the beating of the drums, the echoes of the Hawaiian chant, and the lighting of the torches signal the start of Hawaii’s most exciting lu'au. Experience the incredible hospitality deeply ingrained in all Polynesian cultures during this lu`au. Immerse yourself in authentic chants, songs, and dances from Hawai`i and the neighboring Polynesian islands.
Highlights
- Mai Tai greeting
- Shell lei
- Authentic imu demonstration
- Hula performances and hula lesson, torch lighting, lei making techniques and Polynesian drumming and implement traditions
- Polynesian performances from the South Pacific nations
- Dinner Menu Buffet & Desserts, served family-style
- Open bar featuring locally sourced spirits, beer, wine and tropical cocktails
- 3-Man Fire-knife Finale
What's included
- Pre-show Activities of Polynesian Tattooing and Poi Ball Lessons
- Mai Tai greeting and Shell Lei
- A Lavish Polynesian Dinner Menu
Additional Information
Summer Hours (May 15 – August 31):
Standard Check-in at 5:30pm
Winter Hours (Sep 1 – May 14):
Standard Check-in at 5pm
Cancellation policy
Cancellations must be made more than 48 hours in advance to be eligible for a refund.
Overview
Join us for an unforgettable Maui Lu’au experience on your vacation!
Experience exciting entertainment at Hyatt Regency Maui’s “Drums of the Pacific” Luau! The sound of the conch shell and beating of the drums signal the start of the most exciting Maui luau. “Drums of the Pacific” Polynesian Spectacular (a Tihati Production) takes you on a journey through the islands of Polynesia, complete with a traditional imu ceremony and the exotic flavors of native Hawaiian cuisine.
We feature authentic dances and music of Hawaii, Tahiti, the Tuamotus, Rarotonga, New Zealand, Tonga, and a thrilling three-man Samoan fireknife finale in the hottest luau show on Maui.
Maui’s Most Exciting Lu`au is also the Island’s Longest-Running Show
Drums of the Pacific Lu`au has entertained more than 2 million visitors since the opening of the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort and Spa in 1980.
Sharing the legends and stories of Maui and Polynesia, Drums of the Pacific Lu`au shows both the contrast and connections of island cultures, from the lyrical Hawaiian hula to the spectacular Samoan fire-knife dance, to the pulsating drum dances of Tahiti.
The revue emphasizes the connections and similarities across cultures, most importantly in how guests are welcomed. Polynesian cultures demand that visitors be treated well, fed well and welcomed with songs and dances; a lu`au is an expression of hospitality.
