groups and families
Family nights and groups at a Waikiki courtyard luau
Why a luau inside a shopping centre works for mixed-age groups, and what to know before you book for a crowd.
Reserve Queens Waikiki Luau ↗Planning for a group
| Step | Note |
|---|---|
| Pick a section together | Sections differ by drink count, not by table |
| Book as one party | So your group's section matches |
| Walk over together | No shuttle to coordinate |
| Bring ID | The venue asks every guest to carry one |
All ages welcome
The venue lists the show as open to all ages, which makes it workable for grandparents, parents and kids travelling together.
Keeping a group in one section
Since front, middle and back sections differ by drink count rather than by table, booking your whole party in one section on one date keeps everyone together.
No shuttle to organise
Because the International Market Place sits in the middle of Waikiki, a group can simply walk over from the hotel rather than coordinating a pickup.
A shell lei for everyone
Every guest, at any age, gets a handmade shell lei at check-in.
Feeding mixed diets
The buffet's Japanese vegetable curry is gluten-free; for anything beyond that, raise it with GetYourGuide or the venue before your date.
A quirk worth knowing
Guests often mention that shoppers on the mall's upper floors can watch the show for free from the balconies above — worth knowing if your group wants the full room to themselves, which this venue, inside a working shopping centre, doesn't offer.