Best way i can describe it is a magic show combined with a luau. This was my first time going to magic show and i was truly dumbfounded. I have heard John Hirokawa was worth the price of admission and that is absolutely the truth!! We had us laughing the entire time as he did many tricks with audience members. The craziest trick was when he made a car disappear. Throughout the show they mix in hula from some of the different Polynesian islands. At the end of the show, there is even a amazing fire knife finale just like at many luaus. We did the Show Only with the free bento box dinner that included BBQ chicken and Kalua Pork w cabbage. Food was alright but i would recommend eating before or after the show. Great value as the tickets were about 35 bucks online!

A group of 2 adults and 2 teens went to this show in January 2020. Everyone enjoyed it. We elected not to have a meal but did have a round of drinks. The prices were very reasonable. We sat at the back of the theatre but had no trouble seeing everything. The host was funny and the illusions were stunning as were the Polynesian dancers.

They have options to buy dinner or not; we did not buy it but did get the snack pack, which was actually plentiful. Two drinks cost $6 each; not too bad. The magic was fun to watch; we hadn't seen a magic show in quite a while. The dancers were also very good. Overall, we would recommend this entertainment.

The only reason I rate it one star is because the magic is quite good: all 20 minutes of it. Otherwise you’re eating horrible, not hot food and watching men and women dancing. I cannot express how disappointed I am at this show. No one in my family of four enjoyed the food. This is way over priced: don’t waste your money!!

We did not get dinner package. We ate at Cheesecake Factory across the street before the show. I agree with a review, service seemed slow and the stake I saw on people’s plates were red. I recommend eating before if service and good quality meal is important to you. We got premium seating which was in the middle with good view. 5 starts for entertainment. Our family enjoyed the show and I recommend it. It has magic, Hawaiian dancing, fire dance.

I booked this through trip advisor. Luckily we got there early. We decided to get there early to get pur tickets before we went to have a drink next door at the bar. it. They seem to have problems connecting through trip adviser. They had to call them and then confirm our tickets. They had no Record even though it had a barcode on my phone. Luckily we didn’t get there on time and stand in line for this. Other than that, the show and dinner was awesome.

I have never been to a magic show, what a great experience! Jonathan made a Ferrari disappear! Not only that when we were checking in everyone was so nice. Our escort was super friendly, then we saw him in the show! Cool stuff. Would highly recomend!

To celebrate our wedding anniversary, we had chosen the Deluxe Dinner show, it’s the most expensive option, but you are seated just few steps away from all the action. To be honest, we found that the theater, at the Waikiki Beachcomber,was a bit run down and the “plastic” table cloth was in urgent need to be replaced…The “Deluxe” meal was nothing to write home about, BUT, apart from these flaws, ALL THE SHOW WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING and thoroughly enjoyable!! We had watched Mr.Hirokawa’s incredible illusions and levitations some years ago,but I have to say that his show, today, is even more amazing!! How can a “full size” helicopter appear in front of your very eyes? Go see for yourself at Magic of Polynesia! We also loved the various dances from Hawaii,Tahiti, Samoa and other Islands, all nicely performed, with well designed choreography; a couple of performers were really talented, as I was told by my husband - who is very fond of Hawaiian dance steps, like Kaholo, Hela,’Ami and such. Among other beautiful performances, we were thrilled to see, during the exciting fire dance, a young boy mastering two fire twirlers!! All of the show, both MAGIC and POLYNESIAN, was high quality: everyone had their eyes glued to the Master Illusionist and the performers. Thank you to amazing Mr. Hirokawa and his talented staff!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

This is by far the worse magic show I've ever seen. Feels like I'm rolled back 50years, old school curtain over object show. Bad effects, horrible lighting. Fake volunteers, bad performance. I would not recommend this to anyone. I feel ripped off, and many people walked out the middle of the show. Horrible horrible!!!

We love illusionists and were excited to see this show. They have 3 options, show only, dinner and show and more expensive dinner and show. The dinner and show was only $20 more than the show so we choose that. We didn't realize that it wasn't a buffet, and you didn't have an option on what to eat - lukewarm, cafeteria style food was just plopped in front of us with a nice purple roll. You eat in the showroom, where the show will be, and seeing it in the light of dinner takes away from the show's ambiance later. Drinks were watery but festive and not overly expensive considering it's a resort area. The show was okay. The illusions were good, but not great. The show was entertaining, but not something you'd want to see again or something you would write home about. Unlike some other shows, particularly in Vegas, we just didn't feel a connection between the performers and the audience. It was easy to get to from the hotel and was in a swanky part of Waikiki even through the show hotel felt a little run-down. I am hedging on whether I would recommend this to a friend. It was okay for what it was.