Hyatt Kaanapali Luau – Drums of the Pacific – Table for Two

The Hyatt Kaanapali Luau, also known as the Drums of the Pacific. The Hyatt Maui Luau is the best resort luau in Kaanapali. The Sunset Terrace provides the backdrop for the wonderful Hyatt Maui luau. With a recent upgrade to the luau grounds, the Drums of the Pacific has created a spacious seating arrangement that is comfortable and great views of the show. Luaus on Maui are a cultural activity that shares the history of Hawaii.

With so many influences shaping the culture of Hawaii, a luau provides a great opportunity to understand how the Hawaiian people became who they are. Thousands of years ago the islands that make up Polynesia came together as one in Hawaii. From Tahiti, Samoa, New Zealand, Cook Islands and elsewhere in the South Pacific are the ancestral roots of Hawaii. It is from here that our story unfolds. Ancient Hawaii didn’t have a written language. History was told through stories that became the origins of hula dancing. Through the graceful movement of the hula dancer the myths, legends, and history of Hawaii were told for thousands of years.

The Hyatt Regency Hotel presents the Drums of the Pacific Hyatt Maui Luau, an exciting journey through the history of the culture of Hawaii. As the sun sets and the beat of the drum signals the beginning of a festive night of entertainment with a show that includes dances from all the major Islands representing the Polynesian culture. Your evening will be enchanting as the story of Hawaii is relived through song and dance. The Drums of the Pacific has added an additional Samoan fire-knife dancer closing out an outstanding show in dramatic fashion.

Standard Seating at the Hyatt Maui Luau

Standard seating at the Hyatt Maui Luau is also known as regular seating. These tables are the 3rd row and back. The stage is elevated which allows for an unobstructed view of the stage. A portion of the area designated for the standard seating style is also elevated. The luau grounds is only about 60 feet deep. The dinner order for the buffet is also called after the preferred seating. But, one child free per two paying adults. As all luau menus, the Hyatt Luau features all the staples from ancient Hawaii with a variety of tasty treats that delight your senses.

VIP Seating at the Hyatt Maui Luau

For roughly $100 more per table, you can skip the line at check-in, receive a fresh plumeria lei for the ladies or a kukui nut lei for the men, sit closer to the stage, and get early access to the huge Polynesian buffet. These seats sell out first, as they are limited. If you are planning to select this seating at the Hyatt, book as far out in advance as possible.

Drums of the Pacific Hyatt Maui Luau Buffet

Polynesian Buffet Includes:
Imu Steamed Kalua Pork, Fresh Mahi Mahi, Huli Huli Chicken, Maui Vegetables, Polynesian Fried Rice, Fresh Ahi Poke, Tropical Fruit. Soba Noodles, Lomi Lomi Salmon, Tossed Green Salad with Island Dressing, and, of course, Poi!

Dessert Bar Features: 

Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cream Brownie, Haupia with Toasted Coconut, Pineapple Cake, Bread Pudding

The Hyatt Maui Luau features an open bar throughout the evening. The server will tend to your table for all your beverage needs or you can go to the bar directly.

A Valid photo ID is required to consume alcohol.