SeaWorld's Makahiki Luau
A Polynesian Feast & Celebration

The Polynesian islands come alive here at SeaWorld Orlando to celebrate Makahiki Luau. It is a festive, flaming dinner show that celebrates our ancient customs with the earth and the sea...Fantastic, colourful and well worth a visit...don't forget your video camera!

Throughout the year, Makahiki dinner show is very popular, so early reservations are normally advised, especially in the high seasons.

Helpful links to check out.

If you would like to reserve ahead, or seek further information, regarding Makahiki Luau, our helpful links below will point you in the right direction.

Visit the travel forums, where personal views and tips are available...great sources of info, from people who have 'Been there done that'

You might find these helpful to get a feel of the place before you arrive...especially if it's your first time to Orlando.

Click the blue hyperlink of your choice and 'bookmark'.

• Road map and Directions...to SeaWorld...Car Parking is $10

• Opening times...these are seasonal and do change through out the year.

• Entrance prices...Useful to know to pre-plan.

• Tickets...Book in advance, great savings made on entrance prices

• Currency Converter...helpful tool to convert into your own currency if buying tickets online etc.

• Seafire Inn venue...Print if required.

• Makahiki Luau dinner show...South Sea Island fun

• Dining...Check the menu before you book...subject to change

• Forums...Useful information with a personal touch. 1, 2,

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