Hyatt Luau – Drums of The Pacific Review

Hyatt Luau – Drums of The Pacific Review

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 5 customer ratings

(5 customer reviews)

If you’re intrigued by traditional Polynesian music and dancing, this West Maui luau staple is one of the most entertaining you’ll find on Maui. Combining styles from Hawaii, Samoa, Fiji, Tahiti, Tonga, New Zealand, and Rarotonga, guests will love the beautiful setting on the Sunset Terrace, as well as the exotic feast, fire-knife dance finale, and delicious cocktails. Held only steps from the award-winning Kaʻanapali Beach, sit back and prepare for an evening of Hawaii-style entertainment at Maui’s longest-running luau.

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Maui luau feast Located on the Sunset Terrace at the Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa in West Maui, the nearby sunset views on Kaʻanapali Beach and the stunning surrounding landscaping only add to the experience of this excellent Maui luau. Maui’s longest-running luau, Drums of the Pacific, shows the contrast of different island cultures, from Samoan fire dancing to Tahitian drumming to the mesmerizing Hawaiian hula. Since Polynesian culture dictates the welcome treatment of visitors, this luau emphasizes everyone be fed well and thoroughly entertained as an expression of hospitality.

Maui Luau Feast

Arrive and have your photo taken along the scenic beach walk, and enjoy a wide selection of food, including Kalua Pork, Huli Huli Chicken, Island Fish, Polynesian Rice, Makamaka, Molokai Purple Sweet Potatoes, Creamed Taro Leaf, Seasonal Vegetables, Fruits, Maui Onions, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Ahi Poke, Poi, Salad, Noodle Salad and Taro Rolls with Whipped Lilikoi Butter. Yum! There is also a full dessert bar with specialties like the Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cream Brownie, Pineapple Cake, and more, as well as cocktails, beer, wine, fruit punch, juices, and sodas.

Hyatt Kaʻanapali Luau Show

This lively luau is highly recommended for those interested in dance styles of the Polynesian Islands and Hawaii and makes for an unforgettable evening under the Maui night sky. Each guest will be treated to a lei and fresh drink greeting, traditional arts and crafts demonstrations, a torch lighting ceremony, an authentic Imu ceremony, a Polynesian fashion show, and the option to come on stage and learn the Hula!

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Nearby Areas:
Lahaina • Napili • Kahana • Kapalua

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5 reviews for Hyatt Luau - Drums of The Pacific Review

Rated 5 out of 5

J Goodner – May 26, 2021

That was worth an evening away from the jacuzzi. Not sure I’d do it more than once on a trip (though my wife wants to go every night), but it was a lot of fun. I enjoyed the music. They’re really talented. Never heard of Slack Key either, which some of the workers explained after the show. Not sure if they did it, but I want to learn more. Thanks for your expertise and time entertaining and feeding us.
Rated 5 out of 5

Marisa Scalese – January 31, 2021

We went to this amazing luau because my brother was getting married in Hawaii and we did the “rehearsal” dinner as a luau. The performances were amazing. Very beautiful. Excellent food and fabulous drinks. Highly recommended.
Rated 3 out of 5

dianne – July 2, 2019

planning to attend the luau at the hyatt – drums of the pacific. any good reviews for discount tickets without attending a presentation. would go thru drumsofthepacific but they also charge tax on the price of the ticket. any help would be great
thank you
- Activity Authority – July 25, 2019
  
  We haven’t found a whole lot of discounts for the Hyatt luau without strings attached. Timeshare presentations aren’t a ton of fun to have to attend (in my opinion.)
Rated 3 out of 5

Pat Swett – June 9, 2019

The food and entertainment was awesome! As well as the history incorporated during the program. However, we were all very disappointed in the long, hot wait to be seated. We were told to be there at 4:30 pm, but they didn’t start seating until 5:15 pm. We had to stand in the full sun at it was 91 degrees. We all all retired, one in our party was a heart patient, one had hip and leg problems.
- Activity Authority – June 10, 2019
  
  I’m so sorry to hear that. For those reading this, perhaps consider arriving a bit later. We’ll talk with Hyatt in the morning to address this and make sure there’s sufficient seating in the shade.
Rated 4 out of 5

Lena S. – April 23, 2016

One of the best Luaus on the West side, right by Black rock! Great food and an awesome show. Loved the Imu pit!