Moonlight & Magic Combo

Combine The Ali'i Kai Makahiki Dinner Cruise & The Magic Of Polynesia, And You Won't Believe Your Eyes.

It's a truly magical evening. Two amazing activities for one low price. First, board the Polynesian Ali`i Kai Catamaran for a gorgeous sunset cruise along Waikiki's famed coastline. You'll have a 360-degree view of it all from the upper deck. Next, you'll be treated to a delicious buffet dinner and an exciting Polynesian show, and then the party really gets going as you join in the singing and dancing. When the cruise ends, the fun continues, as the festivities move to the Magic of Polynesia Showroom. There, you'll see internationally-acclaimed John Hirokawa perform bewildering illusions, accompanied by Hawaiian and Polynesian dance and chant. It's the #1 show in Waikiki, and when you add it to your sunset dinner cruise, you save over 60% from the retail price of the show. Now that's amazing.

*Menu items subject to change without notice.

*Vegetarian Meal Available.
Please reserve your
vegetarian meal by calling (808) 539-9400,
24 hours prior to sail.

Transportation from Waikiki begins at 4:05pm. The Ali`i Kai departs Aloha Tower, Pier 5 daily at 5:30pm, and returns at approximately 7:30pm. Transportation to Magic of Polynesia included.  Show seating begins at 7:45pm.

*Above prices are subject to change due to additional transportation fee depending on your hotel pickup location.

*Cruise route may vary due to weather or sea conditions.

*Children under the age of 4 are free and must be seated on an adult's lap. If you require a seat for a child under 4, please purchase a child's admission.

*Due to fire safety regulations, our staff at the Magic of Polynesia will assist customers with the storage of their strollers and large bags to keep aisles and walkways clear.

Ali`i Kai Catamaran reserves the right to modify cruise itineraries due to weather or sea conditions. Natural phenomena are random and seasonal and are out of the control of the tour operator. Prices, cruise features and/or menu are subject to change without notice.

Effective July 1, 2004, Homeland Security has mandated a new law on terrorism for the Marine Sector (MARSEC).

They are as follows:
* All passengers may be subject to a random search of their personal effects (including carry-ons).
* All passengers must be able to provide identification upon the request of vessel personnel as proof of his/her identity.

No outside food or beveraged allowed.