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The Polynesian Cultural Center
Open 12:00pm to 6:00pm (closed on Sundays). If option with transport has been selected, hotel pick up will be between 10:00am - 10:30am.
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Some of the attractions at The Polynesian Cultural Center include:
Hawaii Village:
Five times each afternoon the Hawaiians present in-depth demonstrations
on their ancient culture. Learn not only some basic hula, but also
learn of the deeper commitment hula students make to their art, the
intricacies of the motions, and the heritage of the hula implements and
instruments. Gain insights into the ancient kapu or taboo system that
meant men and women ate in separate houses. Learn how taro is harvested,
cooked, and turned into the staple food, poi. Of course, you are also
welcome to sample some. Observe how women craft leaves and flowers into
beautiful Hawaiian lei and other useful items; and then try your hand at
ulu maika - Hawaiian bowling, or konane - Hawaiian checkers.
Samoa Village:
Six times each afternoon the Samoans present one of the Center's most
popular cultural demonstrations. Learn how to make fire by literally
rubbing two sticks together, how to easily crack open a coconut, the
difference between coconut juice and "milk," and how the men do all the
major cooking. The young men will also show their strength and agility
by climbing 40-foot coconut trees. The demonstrations take place on the
malae or grassy area surrounded by outstanding examples of Samoan fale
(houses), which are among the most unique in all of tropical Polynesia.
Aotearoa (New Zealand Village):
Five times each afternoon the Maori put on a demonstration that
explains the symbolic significance of their beautiful meeting house,
unique carvings, facial tattoos, the ancient origins and meanings of
sticking out their tongues and twirling poi balls, and other aspects of
one of Polynesia's most unusual group of people. You won't want to miss
the stirring haka dance; kids will enjoy learning to play tititorea, a
Maori stick game designed to develop hand-eye coordination, and kids of
all ages seem to enjoy the ta moko area where they can get a temporary
tattoo.
Fiji Village:
Five times each
afternoon the Fijians present in-depth demonstrations on their ancient
culture. Learn the significance of the lali or log drum, how important
the coconut is in cooking, and other aspects of Polynesian island life.
Review the wide array of historical weapons and implements involved in
waging war upon neighboring islands and villages; that the cowry shells
on the ridge mark a house as belonging to a chief, and that only the
chief could enter that house through his door. Everyone will also enjoy
making Fijian music with derua, a bamboo percussion instrument; or try a
game of cibi (pronounced "thim-bee").
Tahiti Village:
Three times each afternoon the Tahitians present in-depth
demonstrations on their ancient culture. Learn both the women's and
men's movements in their exciting dances, or just try to stop your toes
from tapping to the beat of the wooden to'ere drums. Learn why the
Tahitians make both fragrant flower and beautiful shell lei, sample
Tahitian coconut bread, tour the garden, even let your kids try some
fishing, and more.
Tonga Village:
Five
times each afternoon the Tongans present their very popular Tongan ta
nafa or drumming presentation that actually starts by learning the
simple yet graceful motions of a mauluulu sitting dance. For example,
you'll learn the difference between clapping with a pasi or a fu sound.
You can also try your hand at Tongan lafo, a type of shuffleboard game,
or even your accuracy with tolo spear throwing.
Marquesas Village:
Five times each afternoon the Marquesan's present fascinating insights
into their ancient culture. The Marquesas will enchant you with their
ancient style of dancing: You can definitely see the sounds and motions
of nature in their choreography, and you won't want to miss the pig hunt
dance. Temporary tattoos are one of the most popular things to acquire
there; and along with demonstrations of weaving and other crafts, the
Marquesan's also share samples of breadfruit in season. Discover what it
tastes like.
Ha: Breath of Life:
An
ancient, yet universal tale about a boy born in a distant paradise.
Enjoy the spectacle of over 100 performers, drums, dance, special
effects, a fire spewing volcano and world renowned fire knife
performance.
Rainbows of Paradise:
Rainbows
of Paradise is performed daily from 2:30-3:00pm in two locations: the
lagoon between the Islands of Samoa and the Hawaii Mission Settlement;
and on the wide section of lagoon between the Islands of Fiji, Tahiti
and Hawaii. (Because the two showings occur simultaneously, the order of
appearance may be different than described). Rainbows starts with a
young Polynesian woman in an outrigger canoe throwing flowers into the
lagoon, a tradition reminiscent of days gone by when great steamships
transported visitors to these magical islands. It was said in those days
that each blossom became a memory of visits to Hawaii; and if the
blossoms returned to shore, then so would the visitors.
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Hotel pickup and drop off (if option selected)
Admission Package:
All activities, no meal
Luau Package:
All activities, Fresh Flower Lei Greeting and Ali'i Luau Show/Buffet
Ambassador Package:
All activities, Buffet Dinner, Premium seating at "Ha" Show, Pineapple Delight Dessert, Souvenir Video and Program
Ambassador/Luau Package:
All activities, Luau Dinner, Premium seating at "Ha" Show, Pineapple Delight Dessert, Souvenir Video and Program
Super Ambassador Package:All activities, Private Dining, Premium seating at "Ha" Show, Pineapple Delight Dessert, Souvenir Video and Program
Hotel pickup and drop off (if option not selected)
Parking lot fee ($8.00)
用户点评
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点评来自244位游客
redhorse_692015-09-09
Excellent
tigger61272015-09-08
Very informative and refreshingly fun. Be sure to arrive at opening, way too much to do in one day.
Ayhan G2015-09-03
best experience for hawaii all polynesian islands plus a show
Andrew R2015-08-27
Cheesy. The islands were interesting, but not overly informative. Lots of jokes, dancing and singing, but found out very little about the history. Hula dancing and spear throwing only lasted about 5 minutes each.
Luau was half decent.
Carl G. S2015-08-21
Great but you really need all day and part of the night to see it all
Nicole B2015-08-14
This was very cool. The demonstrations were excellent and the evening show was fantastic. The lua was the only part I struggled with. It was good, but you were so crowded in there. It would have been better if the tables were a little farther apart so you could get up and down more easily
Kristin S2015-08-09
Too much like an island 'Disneyland' and once you got in, pressure to pay an additional 25 for a guide to take you through it so you are sure you see the performances at the right times.
dskidsandcats2015-07-21
We had a great time here. So many things to do and see. We played games and watched the water parade,learned a lot and the food was delicious. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful
deanjake2015-06-29
Great day but I didn't have time to see everything. Staff were very friendly and helpful.
Phillip N2015-06-25
Very entertaining. Interesting that it is operated by students.
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