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Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show is a night in the Pacific at Disney's
Polynesian Resort where guests can enjoy authentic Polynesian dancing
with a cast from the South Pacific. You are at a celebration which
is hosted by Auntie Wini, to welcome home Leilani, one of the local
girls. The show features music and dancing from Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga,
Tahiti and New Zealand.
The menu is a Polynesian feast, served family-style, and features
Lanai roasted chicken, pork, fresh sauteed vegetables, sliced pineapple,
Polynesian island rice, salad, Polynesian style bread and a volcano
dessert, tropical rum punch, sodas, beer, wine, tea and coffee.
A children's menu is available.
Nightly Tuesday - Saturday at 5:15pm & 8:00pm.
Show will be cancelled if temperatures fall below 50°F.
Prices are $49.01 for ages 10 and over and $24.81 for ages
3 to 9. Prices include tax and gratuity.
**New pricing from January 1, 2007 **
Category 1
Adults (age 10 + over) - $58.99
Children (3-9) - $29.99
Seating located on center lower level, nearest to the stage.
Category 2
Adults (age 10 + over) - $54.99
Children (3-9) - $26.99
Seating located on lower level, on right or left side of stage, or on upper level behind category 1 seating.
Category 3
Adults (age 10 + over) - $50.99
Children (3-9) - $25.99
Seating located on lower level, on far right or far left of the stage, or on upper level tables.
Prices include tax and gratuity.
Reservations can be made up to 180 days in advance. Call (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463)
You will be charged full amount at the time of making Priority
Seating arrangements. You can cancel up to 48 hours of the PS date
and get a full refund.
Reviews
"There was a wait to be seated, but as all the dinner shows
at Walt Disney World, once they get going, it goes quickly! Awaiting
on our table was a wonderful salad with a sweet sour dressing and
mandrin oranges. Also, fresh pinneapple and the BEST coconut bread!
(Would LOVE the recipe if anyone can get it!) We ate the bread,
and wanted more! Then a wonderful platter of baked chicken, fried
rice with shrimp, ribs, and vegies of the season, zuccini and such.
It was topped off with a beautiful chocolate cake, and white cake
with a raspberry sauce! I felt I had no more room, but was not about
to let the cake get away! The show was wonderful, and very entertaining.
We had reservations for the second show, and afterwards watched
the fireworks at the Magic Kingdom from the beach at the Polynesian.
It was a perfect ending to a perfect meal and show! I have not been
to the Luau for 20 some years, and it was better than I had remembered!"
(8/02) Laurie
"Food was under cooked, everyone in our party ended up sick.
Even with reservations we had to wait almost an hour. The service
was so poor, word could not explain. Save time amd money, DON'T
bother going." (8/02) David
"Polynesian Luau entertainment was wonderful. The food was
bland, not authentic, and service was poor."
"The luau show was great, but the food left much to be desired.
Of course, we were spoiled after eating at the feast at the Ohana
one night before the luau."
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