This operation is a well-oiled machine. Nice grounds, nice stage, great staff and ok food. The show was great BUT no fire dancers. Every Luau we’ve ever been to had the fire dancers as the highlight of the show. This was just ok.

Excellent service, food, and all-around experience. Seating arrangements were spaced well and not crowded. Drinks in my opinion were great, as in most places it probably depends on what you were drinking. Kona, our server was an excellent host, very witty, charming and seemingly really enjoyed being a pleasant person. (Not always a match in the service industry) The food was very good in my opinion and just as good or better than another very well known and highly touted restaurant in the area. Was it expensive? Yes, but think about it, unlimited drinks and food, plus entertainment and in Hawaii? I think it was worth it!!! The ambience was great, very lovely setting, clean, an all-around excellent night out on the town. Again, it all depends on one's expectations and previous experiences. ALOHA!!!

We felt like a luau was a necessary part of our Hawaii experience to learn about some of the culture and taste the traditional food. It was definitely more expensive than it was worth, but I'm glad we went. Before the show starts, you can walk around a take photos near the water, buy trinkets (woodcarvings, jewelry) from people, look at traditional instruments, and listen to a lecture about how the cook the pig underground. For dinner and the show, we sat at a table with chairs (vs cushions on the floor) and were very glad we had chairs given the length of the show. Dinner was served family style (apparently used to be a buffet pre-Covid) and we all left feeling very full. There were a list of drinks to choose from and also an open bar. Drinks were very watered down and honestly not that great. Our server was very nice and attentive, but reminded us several times that gratuity was not included in the bill. The show was fine, but, as others have mentioned, did not include any fire dancers (they explain why not -- it's not a traditional Hawaiian thing), so was honestly a little boring. I'm not sure how many variations of Hula dancing I needed to see, It was educational as far as the history of Hawaii, but probably less entertaining for younger kids. Overall, it was educational and I would recommend a luau for first timers who are interested in learning and experiencing the Hawaiian culture. I'd probably look for one with fire dancers next time though!

This luau is not like any other dining experience. Five courses include house wines and cocktails. The main courses have four or five types of meat and fish. In addition to dessert, diners are sent home with banana bread made in house. But these things are not what makes the luau distinctive. The evening starts with the uncovering of a roast pig that had been cooking for the better part of a day. Of course there was hula dancing throughout the meal. It was accompanied by narrative that explained not only what the dance movements signified but also how they reflected the native Hawaiian culture. We left the luau with a greater appreciation for this unique part of the united States.

This Luau was a great experience. It was so easy to book online and then we arrived there were staff members telling us exactly where to go. We had excellent service all the way around. Seating arrangements were great as anyone could the stage easily from the circular dining area. There were five dinner courses. Tons of delicious food that we couldn't possibly eat, so come on an empty stomach. Drinks were great and STRONG! Our waiter was on the ball, checking on us, bringing us food and drinks immediately. The waiters were definitely trained to provide excellent customer service. The show was fantastic! It was about the history of Hawaii with phenomenal hula dancers. It was a great experience that everyone should enjoy at least once. I highly recommend Old Lahaina Luau.

Our family had a wonderful time at the Old Lahaina Luau. Great seats, way more food than any of us could finish, great drinks (we all liked the Lava Flow) and an excellent show! We also really liked the ceremony before dinner where they removed the pig from the pit. If you're looking for a great time and to learn more about Hawaiian history this is the Luau for you.

This Luau was very professional and classy, and was still a lot of fun! The servers were very attentive and helpful, and the food was phenomenal. We left super full and very happy! The dances themselves were beautiful and the presenters took the time to educate us on each one. This should be a staple for your visit to Maui!

Wonderful experience!!! Excellent food, excellent storytelling and view, lots to do before the meal and show. All around an unforgettable experience and would do it again on another visit. staff were kind and excellent, very warm and friendly. Well worth the cost!

The last time we attended the Old Lahaina Luau was 21 Years ago on my 40th birthday. This time we returned to celebrate my husband’s birthday. To our surprise our server from our original visit was still working. He is now head bartender and is as handsome as ever. His long tenure at Old Lahaina Luau is a wonderful example of what a great place this is. The servers, dancers, and musicians are truly one big family. They are kind, hard working, and talented. It truly feels like you’ve been invited to a Hawaiian Family Dinner, with the most beautiful oceanside backdrop. Once again, the food was delicious, the entertainment was mesmerizing, and the service was top notch. Thank you Old Lahaina Luau for another wonderful experience. ❤️

Beautiful show, views, and grounds. The staff were very friendly. The food was amazing but very rushed! I felt like we barely got a couple of bites of a course, and they were coming to take it away for another course. I would have preferred to eat slower and had it last throughout the evening. I am not sure why everything had to be completed before the show started. I was barely able to go to the restroom before the show started. Other guests in the restroom were also commenting on how rushed it was. It would also be nice to have drinks served during the show. It was an open bar but only had two drinks and service was over. Upon arrival, many guests had drinks but could not figure out how to get one myself. It would be nice to have a bar to go get a drink from. I also did not realize there was no fire at this show. We were hoping to see a fire performance. Keep in mind that gratuity is included. It was my fault that I forgot until the next day that gratuity was included. I heard other guests around me questioning gratuity as well and handed a pretty large tip to our server.