We HAVE FIRE Shows on all Islands!
Sunday - Tuesday - Thursday at Andaz Maui Wailea Resort
LUXURY MAUI LŪ'AU IN WAILEA
- Immerse yourself in the captivating realm of a lūʻau dinner experience in Maui. From the legendary tales of the great chief and demi-god Maui to the traditional songs and dances of the indigenous peoples of the South Pacific, this Maui lūʻau is a treasure trove of culture and history.
Premium Seating |Adults $360 Kids $199
Premium Seating |Adults $360 Kids $199
Premium Seating |Adults $360 Kids $199
- Premium seating guarantees a private table for your party, located in the first two rows closest to the stage. Premium seating offers the best views of the stage and show.
Classic Seating |Adults $260 Kids $140
Premium Seating |Adults $360 Kids $199
Premium Seating |Adults $360 Kids $199
- Classic seating is communal seating located in the rows following Premium Seating. Seating is preassigned and guests are not able to choose their tables once they arrive. It is assigned in the order that we received the reservation
Our Vision
2nd & 3rd Act
Our Vision
- The Feast at Mōkapu Lūʻau was curated by Tihati Productions in collaboration with the Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort, Kumu Hula and respected Polynesian cultural experts. Together, we share both traditional stories and original compositions that tell of the uniqueness of the surrounding area of the resort and what makes it so special.
1st Act
2nd & 3rd Act
Our Vision
- The first act shares the story of ancient ties between our Hawaii and the South Pacific, with an emphasis on Tahiti and the brilliance of ancient navigation, bridging to the specific place of Honuaʻula.
Enjoy original composition by award-winning music artists, Kale Change, Afatia Thompson and Tahitian expert of culutre and arts, Iona Teriipaia.
2nd & 3rd Act
2nd & 3rd Act
2nd & 3rd Act
- The second act honors the great chiefs of Maui; Piʻilani and the demi god, Maui. A traditional song, “Mele o Kahoʻolawe” is shared with the story of how courageous Maui families endeavored to stop the bombing that once was conducted on the precious island of Kahoʻolawe that can be seen in the distance. The third act is a light-hearted segment sharing the stories of the Paniolo