Polynesian Luau & Fire Dinner Show at the Orlando Forum

Sit back and watch an extravagant cultural event and entertaining experience unfold before your very eyes at the beloved Polynesian Luau & Fire Dinner Show! Held at the Orlando Forum, this intricate show gives visitors the opportunity to learn about Polynesian culture through their artistic dances and fire spinning stunts. 

The beautiful showcase lasts approximately 2 hours and thirty minutes and includes a magnificent feast of island-themed foods. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the dancers with smiles and even your own lei to go along with the theme. Once you are finished being seated, you'll get to dine upon a delicious buffet meal as the entertainment unravels in front of you in the form of live music with tropical vibes. After dinner, the fun begins! Watch in awe as you are captivated by the musicians and dancers that exemplify Polynesian culture through song and movements. Plus, the night is topped off with an amazing Samoan fire knife dance that is thrilling and delightful. 

About the Fire Knife Team

Join a talented troupe of fire knife dancers for the display of a lifetime! Your jaw is sure to drop to the floor as swirling fires and sparks fly. The team is comprised of the talented Lavata'i brothers who were born and raised on Tutuila in Samoa. The art that they practice is called Ailao Afi and they trained with the person who invented the practice, Chief Olo Uluao Misilagi Letuli as well as his daughter Malie Letuli. They were the last group to be trained by this figure. The brothers have also won first place champions at the World Fireknife Championships in Hawaii. The brothers' names are Malakai, Seanoa, and Tulei. They are joined by other dancers as well, Rocco Tinitali, Thomas Pua, Christian Tolentino, and Marcel Desir, all of which are extremely talented and practiced in fire knife dance. 

About the Meal

Of course, a polynesian meal is a real treat as well. Served buffet-style, you will be able to get your fill of all of your island favorites. Dig into foods such as Polynesian BBQ chicken, Kalua Pork, white rice, tilapia, fresh fruit, steamed veggies, garden salad, macaroni salad, and pani popo (Samoan Coconut Rolls) dessert. 

An evening of fiery fun and food awaits you with the Polynesian Luau & Fire Dinner Show at the Orlando Forum. Do not miss out on an amazing chance to see a one-of-a-kind performance that will leave you breathless!