Polynesian Cultural Center

One of the top Hawai’i attractions includes the Polynesian Cultural Center, which features a 42-acre facility on the North Shore of Oahu.  Founded in 1963, the nonprofit Center was created so that the students of nearby Brigham Young University Hawai’i could work their way through college by sharing their island heritage with visitors.

Many South Pacific nations are represented at the Polynesian Cultural Center; with your purchase of admission tickets, you have access to 7 recreated Polynesian villages, exhibits and hands-on activities.

At the heart of the Polynesian Cultural Center experience are the island villages, which offer visitors a unique opportunity to learn about — and participate in — the customs of each island.

Visitors are encouraged to take part in a number of authentic activities, representing everything from island games and crafts to food preparation and war training skills.

Visitors may also enjoy the Alii luau, all-you-can-eat buffets or sit down dinners, a canoe pageant, shops, and Ha! A breath of Life Show are all part of this Oahu attraction’s event filled experience.

The Polynesian Cultural Center offers many dinning options with the evening show.

Since the average tourist visiting O’ahu and Waikiki does not get a rent-a-car, we recommend reserving the Circle Island morning Tour, and Polynesian Cultural Center. Visit the Islands best attractions in the morning, arriving at PCC @ 12:30 PM. Spend the Day and Evening at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Price includes Tour, day time villages, cultural demonstrations. 2 shows, Luau dinning and the famous show Ha! A breath of Life.

With its large tropical lagoon, waterfalls, lush tropical flora, and an “erupting” volcano, the Polynesian Cultural Center captures all the romance and excitement of the South Pacific islands.  A visit to one of the top Hawai’i attractions includes the Polynesian Cultural Center.

For more information, visit http://www.polynesia.com/oahu-luau.html