Polynesian Cultural Center

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With its large lagoon, waterfalls, lush tropical flora, and an "erupting" volcano, the Polynesian Cultural Center captures all the romance and excitement of the South Pacific islands. A visit to this famous Hawaii attraction represents a chance to travel through Polynesia in a single day, and participate in the celebration of centuries of Polynesian culture — no passport required. Now you can expe

rience what Polynesia has to offer before arriving, visit our Online Marketplace at www.thehawaiistore.com or email us at [email protected]

HUKI – A New Canoe Celebration! Returns late July 2024

See a one-of-a-kind performance that explodes with Polynesian spirit, stories and adventure. HUKI depicts the allure of the ocean through ancient myths and legends, drawing inspiration from local history and island melodies. The waters come alive with elaborate costumes, surround sound and dramatic choreography. Double-hulled canoes bring talented dancers and native singers right to the water’s edge -- everyone joins in the fun!

· Center opens at 12:15pm

· HUKI runs from 12:40pm – 1:00pm

· Center is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, Wednesdays and Sundays


Our Mission Statement

The Polynesian Cultural Center is a unique treasure created to share with the world the cultures, diversity and spirit of the nations of Polynesia. In accomplishing this we will:

• Preserve and portray the cultures, arts and crafts of Polynesia.

• Contribute to the educational development and growth of all people at Brigham Young University-Hawaii and the Polynesian Cultural Center.

• Demonstrate and radiate a spirit of love and service which will contribute to the betterment, uplifting and blessing of all who visit this special place.

08/31/2026

The Pacific trio nobody asked for but needed 🌴😂🔥🌺 Island Vibes only!

08/29/2026

Employee Spotlight: Nuu ✨

In this series called Faces of Polynesian Cultural Center, we feature student employees. Through this video, you’ll meet Nuu, a canoe pusher for the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Watch his journey and see how being a canoe pusher helped him find opportunities to grow, learn and serve those around him ❤️

08/29/2026

When the Pacific Islands link up 🇫🇯 🇹🇴 🇼🇸 🤙

Fridays just got even better 🤙🏼 Happy Aloha Friday!Make your Fridays a little more unforgettable with 15% OFF at the Pol...
08/28/2026

Fridays just got even better 🤙🏼 Happy Aloha Friday!

Make your Fridays a little more unforgettable with 15% OFF at the Polynesian Cultural Center every Friday through the end of September!

Bring your ʻohana, gather your friends, and spend your Friday experiencing the cultures, traditions, food, and aloha of Polynesia.

What are you waiting for? BOOK YOUR VISIT FOR A FRIDAY TO GET 15% OFF!

Only here at polynesia.com

08/27/2026

Our tradition, our legacy ✨

In this mini sub-series of Voices of Polynesia, we asked people what’s one tradition they want to keep alive for future generation. In Fiji, they want to preserve the making of ibe or mat and masi or tapa cloth.

Learn more about these tradition and how it is connected in preserving the culture in Fiji, only here at the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Afraid of something permanent? 🤔Don’t worry, we got you! In the Polynesian culture, marking the skin is a traditional wa...
08/26/2026

Afraid of something permanent? 🤔

Don’t worry, we got you! In the Polynesian culture, marking the skin is a traditional way to show belonging and identity.

Therefore, in island villages like Fiji, they offer different “tattoos” as a different mark to identify someone’s calling or title such as a chief, warrior, princess, queen, and navigator.

Come check out these washable tattoos here at the Polynesian Cultural Center!

Would you get one? COMMENT BELOW! 👇🏾

08/25/2026

Confidence & comfort found in fire 🔥

Every spin, every step, and every moment with the fire is a reminder that confidence isn’t about being perfect—it’s about trusting yourself, doing your best, and pushing through whatever comes your way.

In this Fire Knife Chronicles episode with Havana, we’ll know why she committed in learning more about fire knife as much as she is discovering more of herself with confidence.

08/22/2026

Day 6 of Uike Lea Faka-Tonga ✨

In this last day of Tongan Language Week, we are happy to share our culture and traditions of Tonga here at the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Today, we’ll learn about ‘ofa atu. Discover how ‘ofa atu is not only used in a romantic way to say I love you but to also appreciate and say farewell to your loved ones, especially in the Tongan culture.

Learn more about the concept of ‘ofa atu in the Tonga Village— COME GET YOUR TICKETS at polynesia.com or go to link in our bio!

08/21/2026

Day 5 of Uike Lea Faka-Tonga ✨

This Tongan Language Week, we are happy to share our culture and traditions of Tonga here at the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Today, we’ll learn about fangufangu or bamboo nose flute. Discover how it’s used to awaken royalties in Tonga and its importance to the Tongan culture.

Learn more about fangufangu in the Tonga Village— COME GET YOUR TICKETS at polynesia.com or go to link in our bio!

Address

55-370 Kamehameha Highway
Laie, HI
96762

Opening Hours

Monday 12:15pm - 9pm
Tuesday 12:15pm - 9pm
Thursday 12:15pm - 9pm
Friday 12:15pm - 9pm
Saturday 12:15pm - 9pm

Telephone

+18003677060

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