Polynesian Cultural Center: Inträdesbiljett till Islands of Polynesia
Beskrivning
Polynesian Cultural Center ligger på O'ahus norra strand och är en unik sevärdhet som visar upp Polynesiens folk, kultur, konst och hantverk. Sedan 1963 har det välkomnat miljontals besökare och är fortfarande en favorit för både lokalbefolkningen och turister. Som en ideell organisation stöder 100% av intäkterna den dagliga verksamheten och utbildningen av sina studentmedarbetare från närliggande Brigham Young University-Hawaii. Polynesiska öarna erbjuder en heldag med uppslukande upplevelser, inklusive praktiska aktiviteter och kulturella presentationer i sex polynesiska öbyar. Njut av Huki: En ny kanotupplevelse! Följ med oss varje dag kl. 12. 21.00 på Hawaiis enda vattenuppträdandeplats där kanoter med dubbla skrov glider fram graciöst över vattnet och för en talangfull ensemble av dansare, sångare och öbor till lagunens kant. Känn energin när hela publiken blir en del av det roliga och festliga. Kom tidigt! Grindarna öppnas kl. 12:15 och föreställningen börjar kl. 12:40.
Turalternativ
Resplan
Polynesian Cultural Center ligger på O'ahus norra strand och är en unik attraktion som visar upp Polynesiens folk, kultur, konst och hantverk. Sedan 1963 har det välkomnat miljontals besökare och är fortfarande en favorit för både lokalbefolkningen och turister. Som en ideell organisation stöder 100% av intäkterna den dagliga verksamheten och utbildningen av sina studentmedarbetare från närliggande Brigham Young University-Hawaii. Polynesiska öarna erbjuder en heldag med uppslukande upplevelser, inklusive praktiska aktiviteter och kulturella presentationer i sex polynesiska öbyar. I vår lokal ingår även Huki: Kanottävlingen och kanotturer i hela byarna. Denna biljett ger dig möjlighet till ett 3-dagarspass efter ditt första besök. Följ med oss idag för en oförglömlig upplevelse!
Höjdpunkter
Vad som ingår
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
- Anpassat för rullstol
- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Servicedjur tillåtna
- Kollektivtrafiksalternativ finns i närheten
- Transportalternativ är rullstolsanpassade
- Alla områden och ytor är rullstolsanpassade
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
Recensioner(330)
We had a wonderful experience at the Polynesian Cultural Center. The villages were fun, interactive, and very informative. Our tour guide (Taaro and Jarred) was friendly, knowledgeable, and kept everything organized, making the day enjoyable from start to finish. Overall, we were very satisfied and would highly recommend this experience.
Thank you! We’re so happy you had a wonderful and informative experience in the villages. We’ll be sure to share your kind words with Taaro and Jarred.
You can spend the whole day here! My wife and I spent from when they opened to the big show at 7:30. They have so many interactive events, shows and educational sites. Lots of fun. The crowds were not bad at all, but we went on a Saturday. Do the Luau and the Breath of life show. A must do!
Thank you! We’re glad you were able to enjoy a full day of activities and had such a fun experience. It’s great to hear you recommend the lūʻau and evening show and we hope the Hā: Breath of Life show was a highlight of your day!
Our guide was very nice and tried to connect with us on a personal level. I think his timing could have been better to get to do more activities but he did a good job making sure we saw the demonstrations.
We’re glad to hear your guide made an effort to connect and ensured you were able to see the demonstrations. We appreciate your feedback about timing and will share it with our team as we continue working to improve the overall experience.
Incredible experience highlighting the authenticity of Polynesian culture. I feel lucky to have spent the day here. Our tour guide Hana from the Philippines was soo personable and helpful. Cultural shows, food tasting, music, and much more. The food at the Lu’au was delicious!!! I hope to be back one day and bring my family.
Thank you so much! We’re happy you had such an incredible and meaningful experience. It’s wonderful to hear Hana made your visit even better, and that you enjoyed the food, activities, and the Hā: Breath of Life show. We’d love to welcome you and your family back one day!
We were a group of 14 and everyone had a good time. We all came away learning new things about Polynesian culture. We enjoyed the presentations at each island. The staff was excellent at explaining, demonstrating, getting you involved in the activities. Eli was a fantastic tour guide. Serita gave out lots of info on the boat ride
Thank you for your wonderful review! We’re so glad your group had a meaningful and engaging experience learning about Polynesian cultures together. It’s great to hear Eli and Serita helped bring the journey to life through their knowledge and enthusiasm. Mahalo for visiting!
We had a fabulous day at the Polynesian Cultural Center. We had a group tour for Islands of Polynesia. With 8 people in our group it turned out to be a private tour! So much to see on the various islands- you need more than one day. Our tour guide, Dylan, was excellent and took us to see all the main highlights. I could take or leave the Ali’i Lu’au for dinner- the food was good, not great. But others in our group loved it. The pineapple/coconut drink they give you when seated for dinner was worth the entire price of admission for my wife :-). They save the best for last. HA: Breath of Life is spectacular! It’s a full production and just blew us away.
Thank you for your wonderful review! We’re so glad you had a fabulous experience and that Dylan helped you see the highlights across the islands. We appreciate your feedback on the luau and are happy to hear you enjoyed the HĀ: Breath of Life show as a spectacular ending. Mahalo!
It was our first time visiting PCC. It was so fun and learned a lot about the Polynesian islands. Our tour guide, Aela, was great. She was kind and gave an awesome tour. The atmosphere of the staff, activities, and even the marketplace was all memorable, fun, and an amazong experience. We will definitely be back.
Thank you for your wonderful review! We’re so glad your first visit was fun, meaningful, and memorable. It’s great to hear Aela made your tour special and that you enjoyed the atmosphere throughout the center. Mahalo and we look forward to welcoming you back!
I knew going in that the Mormons own and run the PCC, so I wasn’t sure how white-washed a version of these cultures to expect. I’m not an expert in any of these cultures, but I noticed at the show that nary a female belly button could be seen anywhere. It’s such a small detail but I know at least enough to know that Moana doesn’t wear a tank top. And this detail made me wonder what other details were changed in the service of fitting a Mormon narrative. I spent the day here with my family, and my kids (9 and 11) loved the various activities. They give you a passport to stamp at each of the islands for completing the various activities. My kids are suckers for stamped passports. We decided against a guided tour because my parents had done the tour recently and told us how the tour guide was as much to be a guide as to witness to their tour about their faith. I also was very turned off by the fact that one of the passport stations involved a tour of the BYU campus and another was a missionary house. Those are not part of Polynesian culture. The tour guides range somewhere between very nice and mildly apathetic, so we didn’t go on the tour and they still stamped our passports. The exhibits were reminiscent of a the most watered down Disney-fied version of these cultures. Unlike colonial Williamsburg or other historical sites, there was nothing ugly. History is messy, hard, and imperfect, but not here. Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt. There were weapons and war dances, but no context for their significance. I found the stage show similarly lacking in context. The production itself is fun- again my kids were thoroughly entertained. But since the stage show presents the life of one man living in all six cultures, it turned six distinct cultures into a mono culture. Other than a brief into about what stage of life he was living in, I never knew the significance of what was happening. Were they putting out fire with their butts as a rite of passage or for fun? Is that a ritual in all the cultures, or just one? How much agency did women have in their lives? Do all these cultures marry for love, or is politic strategy a factor? I’ll never know, at least if I only rely on my day here to find out.
Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed perspective. The Polynesian Cultural Center was created to share the cultural diversity and spirit of the nations of Polynesia through experiences that highlight traditions, values, and stories from across the Pacific. With six different cultures represented, our goal is to provide a broad and meaningful introduction within the time and setting of a single visit. We recognize that each guest may be looking for different levels of depth or context, and that not every aspect of each culture can be fully explored in one day. Our focus is to present elements that reflect the beauty, heritage, and living traditions of these communities through the voices and participation of the people who share them. We’re glad to hear your children enjoyed the activities and the interactive experiences throughout the day. Your feedback on the storytelling, context, and overall presentation is appreciated and will be shared with our team as we continue to improve the guest experience. Mahalo for your visit and for sharing your thoughts.
Amazing place to explore the Polynasian culture
Thank you for your recommendation! We’re so glad you enjoyed exploring Polynesian cultures with us. Mahalo for visiting!
The workers were amazing all the way so great at engaging with the audience and keeping them engaged. Shout out to Lionel and Aela so kind and helpful this whole day great tour!
Thank you for your enthusiastic review! We’re so glad our team kept you engaged and made your day memorable. We’ll be sure to share your kind words with Lionel and Aela. Mahalo for visiting!
