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We
visited
this
center
on
Tuesday,
our
second
day
in
Oahu.
We
experienced
the
Alii
Luau
Package.
I
would
advise
anyone
to
book
at
minimum
2-3
months
in
advance.
We
arrived
and
parked
to
the
left
in
the
free
parking
zone.
There
is
a
statue
of
Hamana
Kalili
the
father
of
the
Shaka
you
can
take
a
photo
with
at
the
front
entrance.
You
are
allowed
to
bring
in
bottled
water.
We
entered
the
park
with
our
bar
codes
which
were
scanned
on
our
phones.
We
went
to
Aotearoa
first
and
learned
how
to
play
with
the
double
long
handled
Poi
Maori
which
requires
concentration
and
hand
eye
coordination.
We
learned
a
few
sets
which
was
so
much
fun!
We
also
watched
the
cultural
presentation
which
is
first
come
first
served
and
seats
are
socially
distanced.
The
performers
did
a
great
job
and
included
New
Zealand
men
and
women
performing
warrior
chants
and
with
Poi
Maori
and
Maori
sticks.
Afterwards
we
went
to
Fiji
and
toured
the
chief’s
home
with
detailed
explanations
of
the
architecture,
furnishings,
and
etiquette.
Afterwards
we
went
into
another
building
and
did
several
routines
with
the
derua
which
was
fun
along
with
learning
some
words
in
Fijian.
They
also
have
temporary
tattoos
and
an
area
where
you
can
learn
to
make
coconut
oil.
They
also
have
a
Fijian
canoe
you
can
view
on
display.
We
then
went
to
the
presentation
area
and
were
socially
distanced
for
seating.
The
cultural
presentation
was
amazing!
We
watched
the
chief
interact
with
a
rival
tribe
member
for
his
daughter’s
hand
to
form
an
alliance.
We
watched
Fijian
performers
sing
songs
with
the
band
and
dance.
Also
the
men
of
the
tribe
did
a
warrior
dance
and
chant
which
was
powerful.
Afterwards
we
were
welcomed
to
take
photos
with
a
Fijian
performer
which
we
did.
My
boyfriend
was
even
allowed
to
hold
a
warrior
weapon
in
his
photo.
We
felt
the
most
connected
to
Fiji
since
they
are
black
just
like
we
are
and
they
felt
connected
to
us
as
well!
Afterwards
we
went
to
Tonga
where
we
attempted
to
ride
on
a
canoe,
but
we
decided
to
just
take
a
photo
at
the
Tonga
sign.
At
the
Samoa
presentation
Kap
discussed
Samoan
culture
with
us,
cracked
and
shared
a
drink
from
a
coconut
with
a
guest
in
the
audience,
started
a
fire
with
driftwood,
and
milked
a
coconut.
After
the
amazing
presentation,
we
watched
Kap
and
another
Samoan
climb
a
coconut
tree
which
was
amazing!
At
the
end
of
this,
we
took
a
photo
with
Kap.
Kap
also
had
a
gallery
where
he
sold
his
artwork.
We
went
to
Tahiti
afterwards
to
witness
the
Tahitian
wedding.
Once
we
reached
Tahiti,
there
was
a
man
there
that
was
cooking
coconut
bread.
He
allowed
guests
to
try
the
bread
which
was
delicious.
We
were
socially
distanced
with
seating
and
witnessed
the
beautiful
Tahitian
wedding
which
told
a
story
of
a
dynamic
love
story
through
music
and
dance
of
the
band
and
wedding
dancers.
I
would
advise
you
get
to
the
activities
early
to
get
good
seats.
We
strolled
through
Hawaii
where
we
didn’t
get
to
really
do
anything
since
their
cultural
presentation
had
not
began.
This
seemed
to
be
the
least
engaging
village
in
my
opinion.
Afterwards
we
walked
to
the
front
and
checked
in
at
the
for
the
luau.
We
were
given
beautiful
lei’s
and
seated
in
a
large
dining
area.
The
luau
performances
were
a
beautiful
dedication
to
the
story
of
Queen
Liliuokalani
along
with
beautiful
songs
some
of
which
she
composed
herself.
The
luau
was
very
organized
in
the
way
they
allowed
guests
to
get
food
with
a
requirement
to
wear
provided
gloves
at
the
stations.
The
food
was
delicious
and
had
a
wide
variety
of
Hawaiian
cuisine.
My
favorites
were
the
Virgin
pina
colada
pineapple
drink,
the
fresh
fish,
and
the
imu
pork
which
were
all
delicious!
Afterwards
we
had
an
hour
until
the
Ha
breath
of
life
show
which
we
used
to
relax.
We
weren’t
allowed
to
take
any
videos
or
photos
at
the
show
at
all.
The
Ha
breath
of
life
show
was
absolutely
amazing!
It
told
a
story
of
a
boy
who
became
a
man
on
the
Polynesian
islands
through
dance,
song,
warrior
trials,
battles
and
fire
performances.
I
recommend
all
tourists
and
locals
spend
a
day
at
the
PCC
which
is
the
best
attraction/luau
on
Oahu!
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