Sea World Luau

[Rubbertops]

Can anyone tell me about it? I was thinking of going in June. Should I be buying tickets now?

 

[emile]

I am also interested in this. Has anybody done this?

 

[DixieDolphin]

I've done it a couple of times. The last time was about 8 years ago, though. But from what I understand, it hasn't changed much over the years.

I really enjoyed it! The food was much better than at most 'dinner theaters' around town. High quality, very palatable Polynesian inspired dishes. Even being as picky of an eater as I was then, I had no trouble finding something I liked and thoroughly enjoyed all the food!

The show itself was very nice, too. The fire dancers were particularly impressive! I found it to be of high quality, not hammy or campy like other Orlando dinner shows. I can't say how 'authentic' it was, as I've never been to Hawai'i.. but my neighbors /were/ from Hawai'i and worked there for many years (a couple of the ladies worked as dancers and the father was VP of Food Services for all the SE A-B parks at the time).

Somewhere I have some old 35mm photos I took, I'll have to look for them and perhaps scan them in at some point soon.

I definitely recommend it, personally!

=)

 

[emile]

Thanks, Dixie. We are leaving for Orlando Tomorrow. Have you ever done the Wantilan Luau at the RPR. Which do you prefer? I am trying to decide which one to do.

 

[DixieDolphin]

Never done that one, so I can't compare. Have a good trip, though! =)

 

[seashell724]

I am interested in this too.
I have thought about going and am wondering about the food as well. What types of food did they serve?
I have been to Hawaii and I know it won't be the same but I don't want a total stinker either! I had looked into the Poly luau dinner show but it has gotten REALLY bad feedback. Has anyone been to both that could still recommend this one?
I am happy to hear some positive reports back.