Joel From Laie is interesting. Let's look at what he says: He "just came back from Hawaii", but his profile shows that he lives in Laie, which is in Hawaii, which is where the Polynesian Cultural Center is. He doesn't know what he's talking about. He talks about buying tickets to the Imax theater online. Hello, the Imax theater isn't a ticket that needs to be purchased. It's in every ticket with admission. Hello. The website doesn't send out tickets. It just sends a confirmation with the DATE and PACKAGE. Obviously he doesn't know what he's talking about. The site issued him wrong tickets? Sounds like he didn't even buy tickets. He had to pay more for the next show. What does that mean? We don't charge for the Imax. He says he had to "work with signals" to get food. The Alii Luau is a buffet. What kind of signals did he use to have the table staff serve him if he was supposed to get up and get his own food? He said they were charged more for "dishes". We collect no money in the Alii luau for dishes. Once you purchase a ticket, the food is a BUFFET. Obviously this brother doesn't speak english well, which is his first problem. His second problem is that he's lying. His third problem is that if its the PCC website, it's he who can't read. From what I understand, tons of customers buy tickets online at and don't have complaints like his. Did he report it? I think he's just a liar.
Joe
Laie
Hawaii,United States

Dear Joel,
I'm sorry to hear that your trip to Laie, Hawaii to Laie, HI wasn't very enjoyable, even though you'd made a long way from home to reach out to the famous polynesian cultural center and didn't get the experience you were paying for...Actually, did you really? We were there last year and everything was fine except for the little rain (which I suppose comes free with any package in Hawaii). Luau was great. The signals that you 'worked' hard with: you actually call 'hula', and if you suck at it - you ain't getting any food...'cause you've got to pick up your a$$ and your plate, or plate and then the rest (order doesn't matter unless you just realized that you're being scammed and pick up a fork) and get the dish that you want: it really is a buffet. I couldn't stop eating: it was so tempting to try every single thing from over there so with every new plate it was getting harder and harder to pick up my own cushion-buns. I don't know about the reasons behind you're blaming the attraction but it seems to me that you're so out of your mind and Hawaii. Good luck to you spending your time wisely and not getting into trouble.
Mary Ann
JACKSONVILLE
FL,United States