seats and extras
Standard, Elevated, Premium, the train ride or the VIP dinner
A plain guide to the seating options on the three Kalamaku listings and what each one changes about the night.
Reserve your evening at Kilohana ↗What changes with each choice
| Choice | What it adds | Where to find it |
|---|---|---|
| Standard seating | The buffet evening at its usual fare | Buffet listing |
| Standard with train ride | The same evening plus a train ride, charged extra | Buffet listing |
| Elevated seating | A separate seating option with its own price | Buffet listing |
| Premium seating | Premium seats close to the main stage | Buffet and premium-seating listings |
| Premium with train ride | Premium seats plus the train ride, charged extra | Buffet listing |
| VIP manor house dinner | Four-course dinner, champagne toast, premier seating | VIP listing |
Five options on one page
The buffet listing offers Standard, Standard with Train Ride, Elevated, Premium, and Premium with Train Ride. You choose among them after picking a date.
Where each option meets
Where you are sent depends on the option booked: the map on the buffet listing shows Standard seating at one spot and the Premium and Elevated options at another. Read the booking details after you reserve.
Premium seating
The premium-seating listing sells seats close to the main stage along with the buffet, the open bar and the show.
The train ride
Two of the options include a train ride, but its cost is not in the activity price and is charged as an additional fee.
The VIP dinner
The VIP listing is a different evening, built around a plated four-course dinner at Gaylord's Restaurant and premier seating close to the stage.
Which to pick
Choose the buffet evening for the whole programme at its usual fare, premium seating for a closer view of the show, and the VIP dinner when a sit-down meal matters more than the buffet.