Paradise Cove Luau

Took two great friends along with my husband. We wanted to spend the last day on Oahu with good friends before leaving to Alaska. My two friends and my husband never been to Paradise Cove so I figured they will always remember my husband and I being at Paradise Cove. I been off the island for 4 years and still have a great memory of our last day together. They loved it and was very thrilled to be their ????????????...

Was there in 1997 and loved the music and the food! Want to go back soon. The activities were family friendly and pulling in the nets reminded me of an Elvis movie!

Entertainment was wonderful! Worth every cent.

Fantastic luau! Everybody at Paradise Cove was so kind and so very talented! The emcee was charming, funny, and welcoming. The food and drinks were all top notch. All of the events and the features in the show were interesting. I wish I had taken more pictures because there was just so much to see. It was a beautiful spot to take in the sunset, too. Definitely worth the money (we got the orchid package).

Had a blast at the Paradise Cove Luau! My friend has been there 5 times and highly recommended it! The show was amazing! Loved the activities available before the show started. The abundant food choices were wonderful and vegetarian friendly! Wish that there was more organization of the entry process though. There was no signage for what the drinks were they were handing out in line so we almost took alcohol until we asked what the difference was between drinks! After the entry picture with performers we were released to explore then joined a random group when an employee was asking people if we drove there. Only some groups (not ours) were given instructions of what was offered for activities. We were ushered in our random group to get assigned a seat. We were lucky we found that group otherwise I’m not sure how we would have gotten our seats! Overall super glad we went here and had a blast!

Very fun experience. We got seated right next to the stairs at center stage. There are some fun activities to do before the unveiling of the pig, such as getting a Polynesian tattoo (temporary of course), shopping in the market, a tree climbing demonstration, and a free other things.

After they unveil the pig, the staff start bringing around dinner. Our meal started with a salad plate, with a main meal of pulled pork, fried chicken, and baked chicken with a guava and (something I don't recall) glaze, plus sticky white rice and vegetables. Dessert was a piece of chocolate cake with coconut frosting, coconut milk jello, and a slice of fresh pineapple.

The show was surprisingly long and featured several dances focusing on various Polynesian cultures. I especially enjoyed the opening Samoan dance. The male dancers were very intense. The female dancers were gorgeous and very talented. The musicians and singers were very good also. There were several opportunities for adventurous audience members to participate in the show.

All of the staff were very friendly and helpful.

I would definitely recommend this luau.