Any info on the Polynesian Revue?

PRINCESS VIJA

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I just read the name on this on the PS calculator, does anyone have any info on this? Have a DS8 and DD4 would this be of interest to them? Is it worth the $
 
Hi there..

I believe the Poly Revue is now called "The Spirit of Aloha" Luau.

I have booked it for August and based on what I have heard about it - it is very good.

Features Fire dancers/throwers, other entertainment and music from Lilo & stitch.

The food I also hear is good, Ribs, Chicken, rice and you can also order normal kid fare if the kids do not like the regular menu.

It runs several times a week and most nights there are 2 shows 5:00pm and 8:00pm...

Here is a link to more info

http://wdwig.com/luau.htm

Hope this helps

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We just went in March to the Spirit of Aloha show. We thought it was great!! I think your children will definitely enjoy it and the performers involve the children in the show if the children want to be involved. I would suggest going to the earlier show . The 8:00 show doesn't get done until around 10:00 pm...which may be a little late for younger children.
The food was very good ...especially the ribs ...and beer and wine are included in the price for adults.
have a great time !!!
 
My SIL is getting married at WDW and my IL's are having the rehearsal dinner at the Poly (the 8pm show) I hope that we will be able to do it. The one thing that is probably going to stand in our way is my 2.5 yoa. I am trying to figure out what time we are going to have to get back to CS to take a nap so that she can/will be able to stay up.
 

In no way shape or form am I trying to get you to not go to the show ( I've only been once when i was 7 or 8 yrs old so it has been about 13 years) but if you decided not to go then i would look into 'Ohana's. The food is wonderful (all you can eat steak, pork, chicken, or shrimp) and if you get priority seating around 6:30 and ask for a back window seat then you will be able to see the fireworks at the MK that start at 7:00. During the fireworks they will dim the lights and pipe the music in from the fireworks show.

Once again, i'm not saying that you shouldn't go to the "Spirit of Aloha" show but i'm just trying to give you an extra option.

JAM
 


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