That's J above, pictured with one of the hula dancers we saw at the Royal Lahaina Luau last night. After the snorkel trip, we dashed back to the house to shower and change for the luau. We'd all been looking frward tothis. After all, what's a Hawaiin vacation without a luau? This luau didn't disappoint. We arrived for check in about 5, and waited for the gates to open. Once the gates opened, our picture was taken and we were shown to our table. A waiter came with drinks, which were included. Except for blended drinks, which were $15 and came in a souvenir cocnut with free refills all night. I ordered a pina colada, minus the rum so the kids could enjoy, too. The pre show started,and featured music and a hula lesson given by the mistress of ceremonies. A was eager to participate in that and now considers herself a trained hula girl. After the pre show, the buffet was opened. It consisted of salad, fruit, rolls,kalua pig, kalua turkey, chicken, hawaiin steak, sweet potatoes, fried rice, noodles, macaroni salad, and dessert. There was a kid's buffet as well with kid favorites like hot dogs and mac and cheese. Everything was very tasty and during dinner the hour long show began. There were male and female hula dancers and a fire show at the end. The kids really enjoyed the show and afterwards the dancers were available for pictures. You can see some of our luau experience in the photos below.
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