Sit back, sit back and enjoy a relaxing yet exciting dinner show at Sea World in Orlando: The Makahiki Luau All the fun and excitement of the Makahiki Luau happens at the Seafire Inn, located in the waterfront area of ​​the park. . When you arrive you will be served a small snack: a lei. Temporary armband tattoos are available to you at the entrance as well, if that suits you. When the luau starts, they take you on a trip through Polynesia. You will experience Polynesian traditions through costumes, dance, and music. Enjoy many impressive performances, including a fire dance where the performers quickly spin the fire around themselves and around the stage right in front of you.

You won’t be dancing much at this luau – you’ll enjoy the Makahiki Luau while gorging on sumptuous buffet-style food. You will be served a menu from the Pacific Island cuisine that is really appetizing. Unwind with Island Salad, Fish in Pina Colada Sauce, Hawaiian Chicken, Polynesian-Style Roast Pork, Polynesian Fried Rice, Stir-Fried Vegetable Mix, and an Island Sweet. Soft drinks are included in admission prices. If you bring the kids, order from the kids menu: Chicken Tenders or hot dogs served with French fries and a side of fresh fruit. All the guests are seated in rows at long tables. Unless you have a very large party, expect to share a table with other guests. You will feel like you are part of a great celebration at the Makahiki Luau.

Its festive atmosphere will create it for you. The dancers and staff really go out of their way to make it an enjoyable experience for you, your family, and friends, so bring them all! Just arrive about 45 minutes before the Luau starts. After registering, you will have the opportunity to take pictures. If you get there early enough, you might get a chance to roam Sea World for a while. But don’t stray too far, you don’t want to miss the start of the Makahiki Luau.

Remember: This show is a separate ticket that is not included with your Sea World day ticket. If you plan to visit Sea World and experience the Makahiki Luau, plan to separate the two activities on different days. Why? Because the Makahiki Luau will occupy you much of the afternoon. You may not be ready for your Sea World fun to end, and you certainly don’t want to feel rushed.