Mauka Warriors Luau Ticket 2025

If you’re planning a trip to Oʻahu, Hawaii in 2025, then Mauka Warriors Luau is one cultural experience you absolutely can’t miss. This is a journey back to the roots of Hawaiian culture, a place where the history of the Mauka warriors is brought to life through music, fire dancing, traditional rituals, and sacred cuisine. In this article, you’ll learn how to book Mauka Warriors Luau tickets, see the latest 2025 pricing, and get useful tips to make your experience complete.

Mauka Warriors Luau 2025 Ticket Prices (Latest Update)

Note: During peak season (June–September), tickets may sell out quickly. If you plan to attend the luau during this time, book early to secure your price and preferred seating.

Mauka Warriors Luau Seating Chart

Where will I be seated?

Seating Chart

Our seating chart represents seating sections. You will be seated somewhere within the section shown based on booking date & party size, according to Luau package purchased.

If you have an urgent question or need help with booking, please call our reservations department at (808) 646-3945 for 24/7 guest support or chat/text our 24/7 live agent.

Add transportation to your booking for just $30/person by selecting one of our “With Transportation” options from the booking calendar.

Where to Buy Mauka Warriors Luau Tickets?

Mauka Warriors Luau is one of the most popular luau experiences on the island of Oʻahu. That’s why there are several ways you can purchase tickets:

• Option 1: Book directly on the official website: https://maukawarriors.com. The biggest advantage of this method is that you can book directly, choose your package, check ticket availability in real time, and even use seasonal promo codes.
• Option 2: Book through reputable online travel platforms.
• Option 3: Book at your hotel/resort in Oʻahu. Most major hotels in Waikiki or Kapolei offer assistance with luau booking and transportation. However, the downside is that hotels cannot guarantee ticket availability at the time of your request.

Tips for First-Time Mauka Warriors Luau Guests

• Arrive at least 30–45 minutes early to take photos, explore the luau grounds, and enjoy a welcome cocktail.
• Bring a light jacket or shawl, as it can get a bit chilly in the evening.
• Eat a light snack beforehand if you’re not used to eating late (the main meal typically starts after the imu ceremony).
• Avoid wearing high heels, as the event is held outdoors on sand and natural ground.
• Be open and take part in interactive activities like learning hula, trying traditional meat roasting, or getting natural paint designs on your hands.

Best Time to Depart for the Luau

The luau usually starts at 5:00 PM and ends around 8:30 PM.

• From Waikiki: Depart between 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM (if driving yourself) to avoid afternoon traffic.
• From Kapolei or Ko Olina: Leaving by 4:30 PM is enough time.
• Peak season (June–August or holidays): Arrive earlier to secure better parking or priority check-in.

Transportation Guide: How to Get to Mauka Warriors Luau from Your Hotel

If you're unsure how to get to Mauka Warriors Luau, don’t worry, the luau offers round-trip shuttle service for guests.

Add round-trip transportation to your booking for an additional $30/person (Waikiki area ONLY):

• Adult (21+): $30
• Youth (13–20): $30
• Child (5–12): $30
• Infant (<5): FREE

Free Round-Trip Transportation from Ko Olina – Four (4) Pickup Locations:

• Beach Villas at Ko Olina AOAO – 4:00 PM
• Marriott’s Ko Olina Beach Club – 4:10 PM
• Four Seasons Resort Oʻahu at Ko Olina – 4:20 PM
• Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa – 4:30 PM

Note: Infants under 5 are considered "lap children".

6 Must-Try Activities at Mauka Warriors Luau

• Imu Ceremony: Watch how ancient Hawaiians cooked meat in underground fire pits, an extraordinary and rare ritual.
• Fire Dancing & Traditional Warriors: A stunning performance that brings to life the spirit of the Mauka warrior and the history of protecting the Hawaiian islands.
• Learn Hula: Move your own body to the beat of the drums and stories of tradition through Hawaii’s most iconic dance.
• Temporary Tattoos with Flowers or Natural Charcoal: Part of traditional beauty rituals and a way of expressing Polynesian identity.
• Enjoy a Traditional Hawaiian Buffet: Featuring dishes like kalua pig (imu-roasted pork), poi, poke, haupia, and lomi-lomi salmon.
• Hear Stories of Hawaiian Gods: Sacred, mystical stories told by local village elders are something you won’t find at commercial luaus. Mauka Warriors Luau is a true Hawaiian cultural journey about ancient warriors.

If you’re looking to experience Hawaii in its original, uncommercialized form with spiritual depth and community essence then this is the luau for you in 2025.