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Initially planned to go to see traditional dancing but learned about the efforts to preserve the cultural history and engage the next generations in the community traditions. Chose to do dinner/show combination and the dinner was fantastic. I had fish with mango sauce and my friend had tuna which was also great. Drink and desert were also included. The show was very entertaining, dancers were very good and engaged audience. Would recommend for dinner and show. Dinner started at 7p.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Going to a dance show is a must. This one is highly recommended. Have dinner here and you get a seat up front.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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yes, it maybe a bit touristic, but with the short introduction about the Kari Kari and what they do to preserve the traditions I saw it from a different perspective. You can choose to have only the show, or the option with first dinner or the dinner afterwards. Despite other reviews I liked the dinner. Still, it is too expensive as everything on the island.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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The show was professional and entertaining. Although warned in advance, we made the mistake of having dinner before the show. Only one of us had 2 of the 3 courses. The other only was given the soup course. To their credit after protesting, she was given a partial refund. Hope they get the service kinks worked out…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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I usually do not have high expectations for these tourist-inspired cultural events. The meal in an adjoining room gave us 4 choices but was served so slow that we were almost late to the show and it wasn’t very good. The dinner and service gets 2 stars. But the show was a pleasant surprise and rates a 5. The Ballet Kari Kari is a very energetic, talented and enjoyable dance troupe that taught us about the historical legends and myths of Rapa Nui with dance. Of course, members of the audience were brought on stage to be more than spectators. I would say skip the dinner and enjoy the show.…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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