Hi, Tabatha. The website has the following policy: Cancellations: Except for groups of 15 or more, cancellations are accepted until 10:00 am on the day of scheduled Lu’au. Cancellations after 10:00 am or “no-shows”, are considered non-refundable and full charges apply. Hope that helps!

I'd arrive at least 30 min early. The event does include meandering time prior to the meal and show. Mai Tais are passed out. There are opportunities to try some cultural dancing. Some local vendors come and offer their crafts for sale. I believe I recall a photographer being there as well. You'll also have plenty of time to view the ocean and the sun as it starts to set. Loved this whole event!

Check the website......there was no discount for a family of 6, but the whole experience was great and enjoyed by all of us. It is pricy, but we really had fun. It is best to order your tickets online well in advance as I hear they sell out quickly.

As for as I Know the performer and staff are all locals. But with this ever growing spread of the virus you never know.

When you book it, you can ask gluten free food. They can help you. There were people around us that ate gluten free food. There are any kinds of food cooked in Hawaiian way at the buffet table. Also, there was food gluten free. I hope I helped you.

Yes, nope.

I am not quite sure on Hula lessons. It is so Jam packed with activities and attractions to and a short time to dinner and show I do not think they could fit Hula lessons in. I think everyone receives the flowers.

Its at the other side of Lahaina - not far from where the dock is. I agree that you should UBER it or just drive if you have a car. They have a parking lot there plus across the street is a big shopping center that has a Safeway and a Laihina cookie company store. You can park there and walk across the street if you want. It's not far at all.

Normally in the evening on the west shores, the breezes are taking clouds away from the area of the luau. There are some cloud cover on the island of Lanai which you are gazing at over the ocean, but these clouds just add to spectacular sunsets for your viewing pleasure or pictures. Personally, I have never been involved with rain at a luau. Enjoy your time and don't worry about the possibility of rain.

It did not have fire dancing. I was a little disappointed about that actually but they go over the history of the island through dance which was REALLY neat.