Polynesian Cultural Center

Hundreds of cultures, traditions, and stories are just waiting to be discovered at the Polynesian Cultural Center.

Visit the Polynesian Cultural Center Oahu with Go City®

• With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
• Enjoy immersive cultural experiences in six island villages.
• Enjoy La'ie and Temple Visitors Center Tour, Go Native activities and canoe rides.

The Polynesian Cultural Center is your gateway to understanding this fascinating and beautiful part of the world.

Uncover the Secrets at Polynesian Cultural Center Oahu

Discover the rich history and traditions of the Pacific Islands at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Oahu. Attend energetic performances, admire skilled artisans, and enjoy authentic island cuisine. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to learn more about Pacific Islander heritage.

Grab Your Polynesian Cultural Center Tickets Today

Don't miss out on the chance to dive deep into Polynesian history. Get your discounted tickets to the Polynesian Cultural Center now with Go City®.  Each ticket promises an unforgettable experience, from thrilling dances to hands-on workshops. You get access to this attraction and 45+ more for one price!

At this must-see Hawaiian attraction, you can stroll through an authentic complex of recreated villages, enjoy hands-on activities and demonstrations, and learn about traditional dresses, cuisines, and customs.

Immerse yourself in the culture of the 1,000+ islands that make up Polynesia. At the Polynesian Cultural Center, you’ll be surrounded by the sights and smells of the Pacific as you watch islanders reenact war dances, wield fire knives, cook traditional food, and more.

Enjoy the regional culinary delights of Polynesian culture as you sample Tahitian coconut bread or 'poi,' the staple Hawaiian food made out of taro. You’ll also explore some of the traditions of the different islands like lei-making, or have a go at playing derua and making Fijian music.

Don’t miss the Rainbows of Paradise canoe pageant, Hawaii’s only water-borne show. You'll learn about Polynesian voyaging and see a fully functional 57-foot double-hulled canoe in the Hawaiian Village’s exhibit, Iosepa: Voyage of Discovery.

The Polynesian Cultural Center's six villages highlights

Island of Hawaii – learn about Hawaii through dance and song. Taste freshly prepared poi, try tapa weaving, and take a hula lesson.
Island of Aotearoa – explore the culture of the Maori of New Zealand. Feel the power of the Haka, watch artisans carve traditional weapons, and learn about facial tattoos.
Island of Tahiti – at the island of romance you’ll see a traditional wedding ceremony, try coconut bread, and learn about underwater Tahitian pearl farms.
Island of Fiji – here you’ll learn about Fijian warriors, see a six-story temple, and learn how to make coconut oil.
Island of Samoa – step into this village and you’ll discover how to crack open a coconut, twirl a fire knife, and how Samoan’s create their own natural air conditioning.
Island of Tonga – this island is all about fun. You’ll learn how to dance sitting down, play Iafo the Tongan shuffleboard game, and test your skills throwing spears.

Go City is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Polynesian Cultural Center tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Oahu attractions for one money-saving price.

Getting in

If you made an advance reservation, you can skip the line and show your pass at the Will Call (prepaid) line at the admission counter. If you do not have a reservation, you must queue at any of the general admission lines and present your pass to enter (based on availability).

Pass perk

With your pass, you'll receive a 10% discount at 10+ stores at Hukilau Marketplace, located next to the Polynesian Cultural Center. Just show your pass at the check out to redeem this offer!
Participating stores: Mahinalani, The Ukulele Experience, Hapa Home (excl. Na Hoku Jewelry), Laie Curios, Laie Credit & Carry, Goos Plantation Store, Polynesian Cultural Center Store, Tutu’s Sweet Shop, Nona’s Tropical Threads, Pukana La Creations and Shake Shake Korean BBQ.

Please note: the Polynesian Cultural Center can only be visited once for the duration of your pass, so we recommend planning your activities in advance to get the most out of your day.  

Polynesian Cultural Center Park rules: because the Polynesian Cultural Center is a family-oriented attraction, they ask that guests dress appropriately. Shoes and shirts are required at all times. Bathing suits are not allowed. Clothing, tattoos, and all forms of wearable art with offensive designs are strictly prohibited. More information about park rules can be viewed here.

For more information, please visit the Polynesian Cultural Center website.