Just went a week ago (day after Thanksgiving, 2009). The price is $110/person - not sure why this listing says $45-75. But, you see where every penny goes and it's well worth it. You get: Four courses and a dessert, all drinks including alcohol, really fun entertainment (hula dancing of various types, and fire juggling), and seating on the beach... more

We had a party of 27 attending our wedding in Maui. After pricing the hotel most of us were staying at (Aston Kaanapali Shores), and the Old Lahaina Luau, the Feast at Lele made most sense to us. We were able to get married on the gorgeous beach in front of the luau, (well, to the left), and then had... more

November 09’. Great service, entertainment, food. 4 course meal, no limit on most drinks, including alcohol. Our daughter and son-in-law went to a different luau last year and liked this one much better. A beautiful view of the ocean and the sunset was spectacular. more

My boyfriend and I were a little hesitant to go to a luau for fear that it would be really cheesy. There certainly are touristy aspects - getting your picture taken with your leis on, ordering ridiculous frozen drinks from topless waiters. But the Feast at Lele is in a picture-perfect setting, the dancing is beautiful, the food is very... more

The Feast at Lele is the best luau we have been to. We booked when we arrived in Maui and had a front row table. The setting was beautiful and the food was great. It was nice to visit the four islands with food and dancing. I know some reviewers have made comments about there not being enough food but... more

I guess alot of people either don't travel much, don't eat out much or don't like seafood!!! We have been to the Feast twice & loved it. We are big time foodies!!!!! The food is great & the show was wonderful. We liked not having to get up to go thru a buffet line for our food. We booked about... more

Alright, we had a horrible time trying to decide between Lele and the Old Lahaina Luau. I was very happy after deciding on Lele. The staff was amazing. The whole idea of how each island's food is prepared and served according to the entertainment is great. Mai tai's rock! It was worth any amount of money to sit at a... more

We decided on going to the Feast at Lele instead of Old Lahaina Luau. Although we can not compare - we think we made the right choice - it was incredible. We booked early and were front row - 5 feet from the stage. Yes the food is unusual, but it was excellent and we really liked the multiple small... more

Our 7th trip to Maui, but 1st time to the Feast of Lele. Since this was our 25th Anniversary and we were without our picky-eater kids, we decided to try a different luau. I really liked the fact that we were the only two seated at our table, and since the reservations were made well in advance we were seated... more