Ohana's or Luau?

[MAGICX2]

I am confused! I thought the Luau was Ohana's. Is there a seperate dinner show luau and a restaraunt called Ohana's? If so is Ohana's a character breakfeast? What I really wanted was a dinner luau party with character's. Please straighten me out.

 

[jenjen212]

the luau is a dinner show at the poly, called the "Spirit of Aloha" dinner, it actually outside of one of the buildings. which is GREAT by the way. they do all kinds of hawaiian dances, and fire throwing. there are no "mickey" characters though. but this is included in the dinner shows. so you have to pay full price for it, at the time of booking. a link to the menu: http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/menupolsoa.html

for more pictures of this: http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/photopolyluau.html

Ohana's is a separate restaurant that is on the second floor of the poly. this is also GREAT. it is an all you can eat meal, served family style. they have fire-grilled steak, pork, shrimp, and turkey. here is the menu for that: http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/menuohan.html the dinner is not a character meal, but the do have activites for kids and guests, like coconut races, and hula-hoop contests at certain times. it is a great place to eat dinner at, and then watch the fireworks from mk. they music is piped into the restaurant, but it is even better to go down on the beach and watch the fireworks from there. (romantic too )

yes, they also have a character breakfast there in the morning. i have never been, but heard that it was good. this is also served family style. the menu for it is here: http://www.wdisneyw.co.uk/menuohanb.html

they have mickey, goofy, chip & dale, etc.

good luck

jen

 

[snowy76]

The luau (called Spirit of Aloha) is different from Ohana. The luau features tradtional dancing and is considered a dinner show. Ohana is a family-style restaurant which serves breakfast and dinner. The breakfast is the only character meal.