Interesting, but, for the money, way overpriced. We paid for the ambassador tour thinking it would give us a better chance to see as much as possible. My son decided to leave the tour and go on his own, he saw a lot more and learned a lot more than we did.

If you go, do not pay extra for anything. The best experience can be had for the least amount of money(it is still very expensive).

This is a bit hokey, but its great for kids. We took ours and they learned a lot about the pacific islands and their culture. We skipped the luau (too late for young children) and took a big detour around the shops. What struck me was just what a well organized business plan this is: channel students from around the pacific (especially those that ...

I really loved my visit! I learned more about Hawaii at the Polynesian Cultural Center than anywhere else on the island. Everyone was so pleasant. We especially loved the Luau and the final show. I would highly recommend it to anyone

We made our reservations online and it worked perfectly. We were pleasantly surprised to have a small passenger bus (16) pick us up as transportation and then our tour guide was the best! Uncle Ernie only does this tour on Wednesdays and so we lucked out. He was SO good and so much fun, very knowledgeable and he made our day memorable. We were ...

Our guide showed up half an hour late to pick us up at the beginning of the day. He was not really friendly or nice. His "Pre-set stories" in the bus were pretty good though.

The center has polynesian villages, which are all boring and cheap looking and you can see people in each village trying to sell you something (ex. a cup of ice ...

We spent 9 days in Hawaii, and out of all we did while there (aside from our son's wedding) the very best time was at the PCC. Every one was so gracious, and helpful. Fun people and a fun and informative experience.
I wish everyone smiled as much as the students at the center do. Thank you for everthing. Please thank Gabriel for us. He ...

We loved our visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center in April 2008! We loved all the village presentations - there is no shortage of activities guests can try - spear throwing, hula lessons, native games. We also loved the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff at PCC. Most are college students at nearby BYU Hawaii and many are actually from ...

This was easily the worst thing we did on our Hawaiian trip. The students were lazy and not helpful. The food was absolutely the worst food I have eaten in ages. This is simply a bad experience.

4th year in a row.
5th trip was 26 years ago. (sure changed).
A "MUST" see if going to Hawai'i.
Go early and stay late for the show.

Don't drive, take tour bus, you will be tired and sleepy on way home.