Ahi Uila Fire ShowAdd a Little Fire
Let the light from the flickering tiki torches and the warm tropical breeze set your o’hana spirit aflame you experience the unforgettable Ahi Uila Fire Show. Journey through Hawaiian culture and history through red-hot fire dancing, visual storytelling, and the soul-stirring beat of Polynesian drumming.
Where:
Mamahune's Lawn
When:
Tuesday Evenings
Hours:
Check In: 5:30
Doors Open: 5:45pm
Dinner: 6:15pm
Fire Show: 7pm
Fire Show Information
VIP Front Row + Dinner
Ticket includes served pupus, mai tai*, and front-row assigned seating.
$169 + fees
General Admission + Dinner
Ticket includes general admission (assigned seating), mai tai*, and buffet dinner.
$70-$139 + fees
Show Only
All Ages. Ticket includes general admission (no assigned seating), and a mai tai*. Dinner is not included.
$50-$99 + fees
*21 and over only. Under 21 will be offered a soft beverage.
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