I was reluctant to go to the PCC when we arrived and saw the admission price (this was not a destination we sought out, but a spontaneous stop on our drive along the North Shore). I assumed it was going to be a cheesy, poor man's Polynesian Disneyland. Maybe the low expectations helped, but we were very pleasantly surprised at... More

This is an a day trip, you can take bus or drive. The drive is lovely, we really like to go that way. there is lots of parking and all kinds of other attractions in that area. You should plan ahead and get tickets to the entire show, plan to participate in the hula dancing, go to the buffet it... More

This is an experience everyone should see. The culture, the history and the way the performance is done, is classic. Iv'e gone and taken many friends to see this attraction, when they return for a visit, this is on our list of things to see. More

Whilst there were some elements to this place that were interesting such as the fire making and watching the hake dance, overall the level of activities does not fit the amount of time you are expected to stay there. I paid to get the coach there from waikiki which wasn't worth the money because i left early and had to... More

We traveled to the Polynesian Cultural Center on a bus guided by Kali, a young man from Fiji. He told us of the lands and culture of the polynesian islands, and explained that we were not merely guests, but family. We took the tour of the facility, and our 'family' group had a wonderful time learning from him. We also... More

We loved this place. Best in our whole trip. They have cultural shows for each island. They involve guests and some shows were very very funny. The boat parade was very good. Then the luau was good (food was good, not great). The night show "Ha! breath of life" is excellent. Wish we had more time at this place to... More

Unless you are old, tea toddler, and have more money than time, just don't do the luau here. The food is simply not very good, yet expensive. And no alcohol, which you can't find on their website (unless you infer that it is part of the Mormon-owned conspiracy). JUST GO TO THE SHOW AND ENJOY WALKING AROUND THE CENTER. SHOW... More

We went to the 5pm luau and then watched the "HA: Breath of Life" show after. Avoid the luau - it was awful! You have to share tables with strangers and the show is cheesy, cheap and nasty. We didn't enjoy it. The food is absolutely awful. Didn't expect gourmet cuisine but cold chicken and gelatine noodles was not up... More

If you want Polynesian Culture then this is NOT the place to get it. While it does have people from all over the Pacific Nations it shows just a small amount of their culture and nothing like what you would expect!! We got conned into paying an extra $20 for a tour guide as we were told that we would... More