Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau Experience
About this activity
Highlights
- Authentic Polynesian dinner
- Traditional Polynesian entertainment
- Fire dancing performance
- Cultural immersion experience
- Family-friendly atmosphere
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Traditional Polynesian dinner
- Authentic Polynesian entertainment
- Fire dancing performance
- Transportation to the venue
Meeting point
Start Location
4740 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee, Florida, United States
Important information
Know before you book
- Advance reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
- Vegetarian options are available; please inform in advance.
- Event is held rain or shine; check the weather forecast before attending.
Know before you go
- Arrive at least 15 minutes early to secure your seat.
- Dress comfortably; the venue is outdoors and may be warm.
- Parking is available on-site; arrive early for the best spots.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Infant Seats Available
- Service Animals Allowed
- Easy Public Transport
- Stroller Accessible
- Wheelchair Accessible
Traveler reviews
Disappointing Experience
We attended the show in Kissimmee. The doors opened at 5:30pm, and the buffet was open upon arrival. It was absolutely awful...really, really awful. It consisted of shredded pork, pieces of dark meat chicken, plain white rice, plain steamed vegetables, lettuce with croutons and dressing available, macaroni salad, and rolls. Dessert was pineapple cake. Every single item was bland and tasteless. There were no sauces or seasoning whatever. The food was completely plain. We were shocked that the owners would offer such slop. The advertised showtime was 6:00pm - 8:00pm. The "show" started at 6:10pm with some musicians and a host. They played a few songs and then invited audience members up to the stage to learn the hula, all of which seemed like a reasonable way to open. They stopped at 6:30pm, stating that the show was ready to begin. However, we just sat there for 30 minutes, as the show didn't resume until 7:00pm. Over the next 60 minutes terrific dancers periodically performed with a fire dance finale. However, the entire main event included about five more audience participation dancing and drum playing. In total, the Polynesian dancing for this two-hours performance was about 30 minutes. Most of the evening consisted of watching diners get up on the stage. While the professional dancers were wonderful, the production itself was absolutely terrible. We did not pay to watch audience members. I have been to luaus in Hawaii and around the Orlando area for many years, and this one was pathetic in comparison. Obviously, I don't recommend this performance.
Good People BUT Bad Food
The people are beautiful, but the ambience, dark no table lights. The food was horrible and cold. The sound system was muffled.
Show + Buffet 😢
Show was good. But buffet was terrible. Fatty pulled pork, beef meatballs flavorless, salmon dry even flaring in sauce. White rice and noodles all carbs. Biscuits/cakes dominated an entire row with no identification as to what it was. I had a salad. Can’t screw up lettuce, croutons and onions.
Amazing!!
🌺🔥 What an AMAZING Polynesian dinner experience! The food was incredible, the entertainment was unforgettable, and the whole atmosphere was filled with so much energy and culture! 🌴💃🏽✨ Definitely an experience I’ll never forget! ❤️🌺
Entertaining show
Website says doors open at 6 when in fact they opened at 530. Also says cash bar only, not true, they take cards. Overall entertaining show. Buffet was ok!