bringing a group
Planning a family or group evening on the Great Lawn
Seating, parking and dietary notes for bringing more than a couple to the Starlight Luau.
Reserve your seats on the lawn ↗Group planning checklist
| Step | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book your seating | Pick one seating option on GetYourGuide for the whole party |
| Email for a table | Parties of 10+ can request reserved seating from the venue directly |
| Flag dietary needs | Contact the venue ahead for allergen or dietary alternatives |
| Sort parking | Validate self-parking at the Mid-Pacific Conference Center |
Seating for a group
Seating on the lawn is first come, first served, but a party of ten or more can request a reserved table directly from the venue by email ahead of the date.
Mixing tiers in one party
Nothing in the listing stops different members of a group booking different tiers, though sitting together is easiest when the whole party books the same seating.
Dietary requests
Alternative menus for allergens and dietary restrictions are available at the buffet tiers if you contact the venue directly before your night.
Parking for a group
Self-parking at the resort's Mid-Pacific Conference Center is validated for up to four hours with your ticket, worth knowing if your party is driving over separately.
Kids and the hula lesson
The pre-show hula lesson is open to the whole lawn, which tends to be the part of the night families with children enjoy getting pulled into.
Choosing a Friday for fireworks
If part of your group is hoping for fireworks, book a Friday date — it's the only night that adds the resort's fireworks over Duke Kahanamoku Beach to the evening.