ROCK-A-HULA SHOW

For maximum enjoyment of the Rock-A-Hula show, dinner service is pre-show.

Our daily show is 70 minutes (7:40PM – 8:50PM). Visit here for more info on our special holiday show hours.

Rock-A-Hula is the only show in Waikiki where you can meet our Artists and cast members in person; take photos and get autographs at this fun post-show session!

We appreciate our Military service members and Kama’aina guests. We provide special rates on all packages including holiday events for guests with a valid Military or Hawaii I.D. Special discounts may also apply to your out-of-town guests. Restrictions apply, please inquire. To purchase discounted tickets, call 808-629-7466.

In our Green Room Dinner & Show, there are some accessible restrictions for guests with wheelchairs on our backstage tour. For all other packages, Rock-A-Hula offers special accommodations during the show for guests with wheelchairs. A wheelchair user plus one guest may be seated in the stage side area for the show.

We do allow photos to be taken in the showroom, but we prohibit the use of any flash photography. Also, as a courtesy to your fellow patrons and in order to maintain the artistic integrity of the performance, we prohibit the use of video recording devices during the show. We also ask that you turn off or silence your cell phones. You may also take photos with our tribute artists and cast members after the show during our popular Meet-and-Greet! Share your experience with us on Facebook (/RockAHulaHI), Twitter (@RockAHulaHI), and Instagram (@RockAHulaHI) and add #RockAHulaHI.

Tips are not included and is completely at the discretion of the guest. If you enjoyed our service, feel free to leave a tip and fill out our comment card or review us on TripAdvisor.

Yes. However, some restrictions apply for the Green Room “Be on Stage” Backstage Tour.

Yes, we may ask you to present a valid photo ID. Alcoholic beverages may only be served to guests 21 years and older.

There’s no dress code at Rock-A-Hula, however the showroom is air-conditioned, so a light jacket or sweater is recommended.

No. The Royal Hawaiian Center is a smoke-free facility.