Enjoy unforgettable daytime and evening shows
| In addition to the authentic island villages, the Polynesian Cultural Center has created the colorful Rainbows of Paradise — Hawaii’s only water-borne show, performed every afternoon aboard double-hulled canoes; |  |
and the spectacular evening show, Horizons: Where the Sea Meets the Sky, featuring a cast of over 100 islanders performing traditional Polynesian songs, dances in the dramatic 2,800-seat Pacific Theater.
All seats for Horizons are reserved, with specific sections of the theater assigned to particular ticket packages. For example, the center front-row seats for Horizons are part of the PCC’s top-of-the-line Super Ambassador Package, while premium seating is attached to the Ambassador Packages.
The Polynesian Cultural Center absolutely guarantees the best available seats to those who book directly online: Book now to get the best seats in the house.
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The Center also offers several screening options every afternoon in its IMAX™ Theater, featuring a screen 93-feet wide by 65-feet high. |
For more information on the Center’s two major productions, as well as its IMAX™ Theater offerings:
• Horizons: Where the Sea Meets the Sky (evening show)
• Rainbows of Paradise (canoe pageant)
• The IMAX™ Theater
A note about photography: Make sure you've got plenty of film and/or videotape for Rainbows and Horizons. You're welcome to take as many pictures of both performances as you like for your personal use.
Rainbows is performed outside at 2:30 p.m., so any type of film or videotape should work well. It's important to note, however, that flash photography is not allowed during the Horizons evening show because the flashes are blinding to the performers on stage and other guests. It is possible to photograph or film Horizons with higher-speed film and low-light-capable video cameras.
Souvenir videotapes of both productions are also available online and through all Polynesian Cultural Center gift shops.
