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Businiess name:
Polynesian Cultural Center
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Review by:
Ryan M.
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Review content:
As with most tourist attractions in Hawaii, locals seem to go 1) as an elementary school student on a field trip; or 2) when friends or family from the mainland visit and you’re the tour guide. Otherwise we steer clear of these tourist traps.
Polynesian Cultural Center’s location out in Laie (a good hour or more drive from Waikiki, worse if there’s traffic) makes it a genuine journey for most. Still, the educational enlightenment of seeing the various cultures is well worth the drive and cost of admission.
The core of the park is the replication of Polynesian villages complete with villagers who offer scheduled presentations throughout the day, along with informal mingling with visitors. My favorite memory was the coconut husking demonstration. There is also an IMAX theatre and a special dinner show.
Tip: research the various ticket packages ahead of time -- be sure to balance the size of the package with the amount of time you intend on spending. There’s quite a bit to see and do.
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