Luau

[JodyLynC]

How is the Luau show at Loews Pacific Hotel?

 

[bas71873]

AWESOME . We loved it (now this was 3 years ago this August). The show was wonderful, a lot of audience interaction and then you can get pics taken with the performers after the show. The food was YUMMY. It was buffet style and I can't really remember what all was offered, but I love rice, all kinds of rice, and their Jasmine rice was delish. I remember the chicken being really good too. I know there was salad and rolls and all the desserts were little bite sizes so you could sample it all . I know that Mai Tai's were complimentary and they kept 'em full. Can't remember if beer/wine was included or now, we drank the Mai Tai's. Our DD was 6 at the time and she enjoyed the show too. We thought it was well worth the money. We (3 of us) were seated at a table with 2 other families, for a total of 9 or 10 people, but there were other kids and it was fun to meet other guests. Not a bad seat in the house too. I'd recemmend it. In fact, we might have to do it again this summer.

 

[macraven]

here is a link to it:

http://www.universalorlando.com/Hotels/Loews-Royal-Pacific-Resort/Recreation/Luau.aspx?Intsrch=luau


it does include unlimited beer and wine besides the mai tais.
also has a childrens buffet table.

i have been to Germaine's luau show in Honolulu and thought the one at RPH was a pretty good replica of the show i have seen before.

i enjoyed the luau at the darkside.
decent entertainment for the entire family.

you can go to rph at 6, maybe 6:30 pool area and see the free conch calling and hula dancing in the evening.
after the dances, all kids are invited to join in.
it's free entertainment.

i went in the fall and the luau was only held on saturday evenings.
it is also offered on tuesdays seasonally.

 

[JodyLynC]

We are tentatively planning to stay at RPR when we go down in Sept, but haven't made our final choice. I may have to call them to find out if they will have the Tuesday show when we go as we will be staying mid-week.

Thanks for the info!

here is a link to it:

http://www.universalorlando.com/Hotels/Loews-Royal-Pacific-Resort/Recreation/Luau.aspx?Intsrch=luau


it does include unlimited beer and wine besides the mai tais.
also has a childrens buffet table.

i have been to Germaine's luau show in Honolulu and thought the one at RPH was a pretty good replica of the show i have seen before.

i enjoyed the luau at the darkside.
decent entertainment for the entire family.

you can go to rph at 6, maybe 6:30 pool area and see the free conch calling and hula dancing in the evening.
after the dances, all kids are invited to join in.
it's free entertainment.

i went in the fall and the luau was only held on saturday evenings.
it is also offered on tuesdays seasonally.

 

[macraven]

We are tentatively planning to stay at RPR when we go down in Sept, but haven't made our final choice. I may have to call them to find out if they will have the Tuesday show when we go as we will be staying mid-week.

Thanks for the info!

i was there the first week of october last year.
they only had the saturday performance then.

i stay in tower 3, upper floor.
the saturday evening event was located where i could see it all from my room.
the conch calling and hula demonstration that is, not the luau.

the luau is in the back under a cover and i had no view of it from where i my room was located.

the menu http://www.universalorlando.com/Images/Wantilan Luau Menu_tcm13-23111.jpg
has a variety of items that were really delicious to me.

the deserts.............ah........save room for them!


i know they have the luau two days of the week during the summer.
sept is usually the low period so i hope if you go then, they will have the luau.
it is such a nice performance and dinner.

 

[jedi jen]

For those that have been in the summer, how is the heat? We will be there in July and the luau looks like sooo much fun. I don't want to be sweating too much after a day in the park.

 

[bas71873]

For those that have been in the summer, how is the heat? We will be there in July and the luau looks like sooo much fun. I don't want to be sweating too much after a day in the park.

We went in August, so we were hot & sweaty the whole time we were there, it's' the way FL is in the summer and there really is no way to avoid that, but I don't remember being uncomfortable at the luau. It was under a large tent, so nice & shady. There may have been fans, I can't remember.