Wantilan Luau

[donaldduck352]

Has anyone done this at RPR and is it worthit?

 

[livie1205]

YUMMY!!! I did this year last mothers day......It is so worth the money...the food is soooo good and the show is nice too! I WILL do this again next tome I stay there.They have so much to choose from and they keep it fresh.I do not even eat pork and they had a yummy roasted pig with a pineapple in it VERY GOOD and i dont like pork or pineapple...and they had some kind of goatcheese stuff that is good, coconut fried rice...just tons of stuff

 

[yellowfish78]

Is this peformed every night at RPR? How far in advance should this be booked?

 

[rpbert1]

Its on Tues and Sat nights, we made reservations cannot remember how far in advance, but last summer there was people who booked it on the day.
Give the hotel concerige a call and they will give you all the info

 

[BrownDalmatian]

We did it last November. It's worth going if you've never been, though honestly I'm not sure if I'd go again. The food is EXCELLENT and the show is pretty good, but it wasn't the best show we saw while at US/IoA. The fire juggler guy was pretty impressive for sure, and the MC was funny and nice. I'm not a big fan of shows where they might ask you to get up on stage in front of everyone (shy, lol), so that's probably one reason I don't think I would go again.

We made reservations for the show the morning that we went. It was (I believe) around $50 each.

Again, if you've never been, if you don't mind them possibly asking you to get on the stage (you CAN of course say "no thanks!"), if you like great steak and buffets in general, and if you like dancing and watching a fire juggler you will probably enjoy this a lot. But for $100 (two people) I'll probably skip this next time we stay at RPR.

 

[emile]

Does anyone know how the Wantilan Luau at the RPR compares with the Makahiki Luau at Seaworld? I heard the Seaworld show is better. Has anybody done both?

 

[emile]

Anybody been the the Makahiki Luau at Seaworld?