It was fun... I took my five year old daughter and she had a blast . She loved the dancers and Michael Jackson in his red leather jacket. She was given Elvis's sash during the performance and she and i were both thrilled. The band was awesome, singers were pretty good impersonators and the dancers did a good job. I was hesitant on taking her to this since she's so young, in fact there was only like 4 kids in the whole show but I'm glad I did because we both enjoyed it. Ask for kamaaina they give a good rate.
Review Source:No one is perfect....but...these guys sure deserved a 5 star. Â The show costed approximately $120 for VIP seating special kamaaina rate. Â Before the show even started I was outside the area of the show but in the shopping center and an employee of Legends in Concert noticed me and we had a nice conversation. Â At 615 pm they began VIP seating which started off with some photos of Steve Tyler's impersonator. Â We were then led to a lounge area where we were served some awesome pupus and given our free welcome Blue Mai Tai. Â In my opinion the drink was a little on the weak side of alcohol content but it did taste good. Â After that we were led to our stage side seats and were served dinner. Â Our waitress Donna was very nice and hospitable. Â She always answered my 4 year old daughters questions and joked with us. Â The 4 course meal consisted of a half lobster with champagne dressing and some vegetables and salad. Â The only problem I had with the lobster was it was chilled. Â Im used to eating my lobster still hot but I understand cooking for 20-30 people at a time and being served at the same time is very hard to do so not a big gripe. Â Next course was surf and turf. Â Steak, seasoned salmon with capers and a cream sauce, black truffle mash potatos, and local vegetables. Â Now the star of this second course was definitely the steak. Â I knew as soon as my fork touched the meat that it would be very tender and it was. Â If you've eaten steak at Ruths Chris the steaks cost around $50-$100 a piece. Â The steaks served here at Legends, while not exactly like Ruths Chris came very close to the taste, tenderness, and juiciness of Ruths. Â The salmon was a little dry but the sauce and capers evened it out. Â The mash potatos and vegetables were nice. Â Next course was dessert which was a molten lava chocolate cake. Â Only complaint I have about the cake was it was a little rich. Â As a stand alone with milk I would have loved it im sure. Â With a 4 course meal the dessert should be lighter but nonetheless it was still awesome. Â The berry sauce topping on the cake was elegant however I only had a few bites because the dinner already filled me up. Â The final course consisted of tea or coffee. Â Oh and I almost forgot, my second free drink of the night was a the kings all shook up tini. Â This drink was quite stronger than the mai tai however it tasted a little watered down. To be fair though, you don't go to shows to get hammered. Â Just enough to relax and enjoy the show. Â With that Legends delivered. Â After dinner was served the show started. Â Im not going to spoil it but I do want to say that although the impersonators did not perform as well as their famous counterparts that did not take away from the fun of the show one bit. Â The impersonators were very professional. Â At the end of the show you can take pictures and autographs with the impersonators which makes the show even more personal. Â All in all this show was awesome and I would definitely recommend this show to others and maybe even come back to watch it again.
Review Source:Legends in Concert in Waikiki is GREAT....... Â the Personators are phenominal, we had Steven Tyler, Madonna, Michael Jackson, and Elvis. Â First you get a "mini-luau" before the show, if you opted to get the dinner/show deal.... Â or, you could have upgraded to a meal inside at the base of the stage.... (steak & lobster or similar) Â or.... if you weren't coming for the food, you could simply buy the show tickets, and come a little later than the dinner/show crowd. Â
The entertainment prior to the show was pretty good also, during the "mini-luau", and it was a buffet-style mix of Hawaiian favorites.
I have to take my hat off to the Legends in Concert Band, however.... Â its hard enough to play one style of music, but 4 completely different styles is phenominal.... Â if you have the time while you visit here, come and see these tremendous performers... it is well worth the money!
The show was overall entertaining and fun but something I would not see again unless if it was in a different city (like Vegas). We had VIP seating with dinner, a welcome drink (Mai Tai) and 2 drink coupons. Let me start from the beginning...
My boyfriend and I arrived about 15 minutes late than we're supposed to so we missed the pupus. However we were still greeted by the greeter and the manager. Before giving us our welcome drinks, the manager asked for my ID. He took a long time looking at my ID and even read my birthdate. He then said to me, "you're 20, right?" I thought he was joking because I look young for my age so I jokingly said that I was 21. He was about to give my boyfriend a mai tai and me a virgin Mai tai until my boyfriend questioned about it. The manager said that I was a minor and threatened that if my boyfriend was give me his drink, one of his employees will be fired. I was confused and upset because the manager accused me for being a minor even though I am of age. To add even more insult, my boyfriend told the manager his age showing that I'm actually older than my boyfriend! I was very upset and embarrassed because this happened in front of the greeter and the bartender also. When the manager realized his error, he gave me regular Mai tai and that was it. He did not even apologize for what happened. Moving on, we took a picture with Madonna, who was very sweet and then we were seated at our table in front of the stage. Our server, Sean, was really nice and helpful. We told him we came a little late and missed the pupus so he gave us a little sampler of them: macadamia nuts, pineapple wrapped in bacon, taro and Maui chips. First was appetizers: my boyfriend had a lobster salad and since I'm a vegetarian, I also had a salad minus the lobster. The salad was tasty, not too heavy on the dressing. For entrees, my boyfriend had chicken and salmon with mashed potato truffle, rosemary and capers with zucchini and carrot. I had a mushroom ravioli with pesto sauce. I love mushrooms so I really enjoyed mines and the pesto was great. The mashed potato was really good too. My boyfriend enjoyed the chicken and salmon, but was not completely impressed. The manager came by our table a few times to talk to us, but his hospitality was not genuine. For dessert, we both had the chocolate lava cake with macadamia nut ice cream and raspberry sauce. Dessert was good but could not fully enjoyed it because I was already stuffed :P
Now for the show. Young Elvis started the show and was very entertaining. Steven Tyler was awesome! He was my favorite performer in the whole show. When he came out I thought for a second if he was the real deal. Michael Jackson was good although I was expected more. His dancing could have more pop. I enjoyed Madonna and old Elvis ended the show.
The show was enjoyable but my overall experience was so-so. First impressions really makes a difference and if that incident did not happen, I would have a very different review on Legends.
Awesome show! I can't get Burnin' Love out of my head! It's been a week now and I keep catching myself singing it! There were 5 performances by "Young Elvis", Steven Tyler, Madonna, Michael Jackson and "Older Elvis". The best was definitely saved for last! Elvis gave me his sash and a kiss!
All of the performers did a great job and didn't miss a beat when recreating the real singers' performances. Each performance was roughly 20 minutes and the songs were all #1 hits. I also liked the tribute to Hawaii; the Hula dancers were spectacular.
A special Mahalo to Madonna for singing Happy Birthday to our favorite soldier after the show!!
Kama'aina and tourists alike should go see the show. It is a thoroughly enjoyable evening and well worth the money.
I had a good time and I think this is a show that people can go to without having regrets. I don't think that the category where you actually eat in front of the stage is that much better but that is a personal preference.
You get also complimentary drinks and can take pictures with the Legends after the show.
I loved the talent this show has to offer! Â The show I saw presented the talents of two Elvis's, Madonna, Michael Jackson and Steven Tyler. Â All of them were very good. Â Vocals for the most part were great! Â All of the impersonators played their parts accurately. Â Madonna was my favorite. Â This girl was high energy. Â She was singing AND dancing throughout all of her numbers! Â The choreography and dancing was great! Â The dancers, ALL of the vocalists and band work very hard throughout the entire show. Â If they bring on Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, Ray Charles or Tina Turner, I'll definitely check it out!
Review Source:REALLY REALLY enjoyed this production. Â First of all we had the buffet on the terrace and everything was so delicious. Â Much better than Aulani, where we paid so much more and didn't even get a show. Â The chicken was very tasty and moist, the fish was excellent and the beef was the best of all. Â After the ono dinner we went to see the show which was very professional. Â Everybody in our party raved about how wonderful all the performers were and how they looked just like the people they were impersonating. Â All in all a super evening and well worth the price.
Review Source:Wow! Â I was worried that this show may not be worth the $50 per person but I should not have. Â The show was amazing and we had a wonderful time. Â I loved how they incorporated original footage from various concerts into the show as each performer sang. Â I also appreciated tying in the Hawaiian culture and giving the show a personal touch to the area. Â I have been to the Legend show in Vegas and this one was far better. Â As an unestablished, new show, I feel that the company really wanted to impress. Â I highly recommend this show for a really great evening off your feet!
Michal Jackson impersonator was the best. Â The older Elvis has an amazing voice but looked more like Michael Landon from Little House On the Prairie. Â Elton John was spot on. Â Lady Gaga, not crazy about her and since this show draws an older crowd well, nobody knew who or what she was supposed to sound like.
When my wife booked this concert I was expecting Cheezy but was going to go along for the ride and have some fun. I was pleasantly surprised. Â The performers were excellent and everyone did a great job. I always realize how much I miss seeing live performances. Â BTW, every seat in the house is good from the front to the back so no need to trample everyone to find prime seats. Take a few pics with the performers afterwards. For you natives, come out and support your local performers. It's totally worth it.
Review Source:We'd never gone to any kind of impersonator show - even in Vegas! So I thought it would be so much fun to go on Waikiki on our last night visiting the fabulous tourist area in Honolulu. At $50 per ticket (we got them a tad cheaper on a discount site) with one free "super premium" beverage, I think the price was reasonable for a show such as this one. There are other packages available, but we opted for the cheapest one and did dinner on our own. Highlights were both the Elivises and the wonderful Michael Jackson impersonator. He was great!!! And, honestly, I would have loved to see an entire show of Michael Jackson songs. "Lady Gaga" wasn't the best performer  and seemed out of place in the show - she may be a great performer but she is by no means a "legend." The reason I'm taking off a star is because "Elton John" was totally phoning it in - jeez man put some energy into it....he kind of looked like Elton John but he didn't move much at all - when not playing the piano, he stood awkwardly onstage like he was confused. Frankly, he didn't look like he wanted to be there. At the end when everyone was performing together, I swear he didn't know the words. Who knows, maybe he was just having an off night...or maybe the guy really doesn't know how to dance. I don't know, but I think Legends can do a better casting job! Overall, a great time and experience.
Review Source:I have to differ with the others on the rating because they failed to state that even with the parking validation there was still a $5.00 charge. Now, that wasn't cool since parking is what I considered essential. Also, picture sessions with the imitators were a big disappointment, because we didn't have a choice as to whom to have photo with, and ended up with 'Elton Johns'; Elvis would do much better for us. We had two VIP packages, but did not receive the photo as a complimentary. Â To compound our displeasure, we were seated at the right corner of the stage when there were empty tables around the center stage area. It was incomprehensible to us why they would left them empty. Lastly, our compliment to our unrivaled server, Camille (she was fantastic, but not her not very pleasant peer, a late middle aged, bespectacled woman) the fabulous band, all the singers, dancers, and especially, the drummer who happened to be the music director, for making our 2012 Mother's Day night a memorable one.
P.S. the chef needs to do a better job on the salmon, it was a little dry. Thanks!
Hawai'i needs more shows like this! I've seen a few other shows in Waikiki, acrobatics, singers and magic shows but none is as good as this show. My husband is conceirge and every so often he will sign up for some kind of outing, he figured this one is the one to try. He got us the Stageside VIP package, it included a ticket for 1 drink, 4 course dinner, stageside seating and a complimentary photo with a star for $140. For the VIP stageside package we had to check in by 6:15. We got there and they seated us in the lobby, they served us a complimentary Blue Hawaii cocktail (we didn't have to use our ticket) and some nuts, chips and fruits for appitizers. They soon began escorting each of the groups into the dining area, but first there was a picture with Elvis. Then we were led to our stage side seating, we were first table in front of the stage. I loved how they had private tables with comfortable arm chairs! Not the cheap banquest chairs that hurt your back after sitting for an hour. Our waiter Joseph came to take our orders and my husband ordered a beer with his drink ticket. The first course came, it was lobster tail with a rainbow salad and a really tasty papaya dressing. The next course was steak with grilled salmon and truffle mash potatoes. I've been to other dinner shows and the food was... ok. But the food they serve here is delicious!! My steak was tender and juicy, my salmon cooked perfectly and did not taste fishy and the truffle mashed potato fluffy. Our waiter came around to offer more dinner rolls and suggested he try the Cabernet with his steak, of course my husband ordered it with the other drink ticket. The wine went well with the steak and salmon. For desert they served a brownie with chocolate melted inside with a scoop of mac nut ice cream drizzled with raspberry sauce. It seems like it would be a taste over load, it wasn't. And it wasn't very sweet at all. After desert they served coffee and about 10 minutes later the show began. First came Elvis, he was good looked like the real thing. Then out came Elton John, he had a great personality and joked with the crowed. his singing was good. Next came Michael Jackson, this guy was good! After Lady Gaga, I wasn't too impressed. I thought she could've have better costumes and more... oomph to her performance. Last they had a different Elvis which I liked better than the first, he smiled more and walked amongst the crowed. I really enjoyed this show! They had a good stage set, good band, the dancers and most of the performers were like the real thing. The staff from bar to the dining area was friendly.
They serveral different packages ranging from $50- $180.00. The $180.00 is the green room package, it is the same as the VIP package but there is backstage tour before the show and I think you meet the performers? To tell you the truth you don't really need that, after the show all the stars come out and you can take pictures with them. FYI... I suggest buying the Legendary Cocktail package, not because it's the cheapest ($50), but because it has the best seating. The seating is not on the floor but tiered with a better view of the stage. I forgot to add that the stage side seating is cool but since the stage is kind of high, you can't see the performers as well.
I am defnantly going to tell my friends and family about this show. I am thinking of brining my family to see it.
I was pleasantly surprised to see that these performers looked and sounded realistically like the artist they were portraying. Â The Michael Jackson performance was exceptional and made the show. Â This guy can dance! Â The theater seats curve around the stage so every seat has a good view. The dancers were awesome too with Las Vegas style correography and a live band.
I would say this is a great show at a good value for Waikiki.
I am also a concierge like the previous review and I did get to see the show for free but even if I didnt, I would take my family and friends to see it. Its a wonderful vegas type show which Hawaii is severly lacking. Sometimes you dont wanna see the same old "luau dances", you seen one you seen 'em all!
Unlike other shows, you do get one premium cocktail included and you can buy more if you wish. I loved the Elton John and had a couple cocktails in me before I was singing "and you can tell everybody, this is your song" on the top of my lungs. Although it is an impersonator show, all the acts sing their own songs and have a "Hawaii feel" to the routines which makes the show a throwback to the old 1950 tiki culture of Waikiki. I would definitely go back.
I subtracted one star because the lady gaga is TERRIBLE!! I was embarrassed FOR her!! Â This woman is 20 years past her prime, cannot dance. and clearly has never even watched lady gaga perform on tv. Seriously, they need to either get someone younger or have her play madonna or like someone else said, cindy lauper. Lucky for her the other performers more than make up for it.
This was an amazing show. Â The performance was excellent and we liked the local Hawaiian theme. Â Elvis was really good and we liked how they relived his strong connection with Hawaii. Â Elton John really looked like him and was really funny.
The setting was beautiful and the seats were very comfortable. Â I have to say there were really high quality dancers as well. Â A very entertaining evening and highly recommend for anyone visiting Honolulu or living there!
Wow! Las Vegas show in Waikiki. This was reasonably priced. Greeted w/  Mai tai  & cold cuts then proceeded to green room for Champagne & photo shoot w/ Michael Jackson &  backstage preview & presentation This is fine dining w/ excellent service. Started w/ Lobster & salad. Main entree salmon & Filet Mignon with good sauce. Finished w/  great desserts & coffee  of course lava flow for drinks.
Review Source:As a concierge, we got a sneak peak at this show. I will make this as short and accurate as possible:
If you do the dinner buffet, it's an average 3-star dinner buffet. The curry fish was good, but everything else was so-so. Nothing special. The first drink is free, each one after that is $10 per. As far as the show is concerned, the Michael Jackson performer is AWESOME. Very talented. The older Elvis was a pretty good performer and Elton John looked like the real deal. But Lady Gaga? Terrible. I'm sorry. She looked more like Cindy Lauper than Gaga and I can sing her songs better than she did (no homo). The younger Elvis didn't look or sing like Elvis as well.
We got to see the show for free, so it wasn't that bad as far as being unsatisfied, but if I actually paid for the thing I would have been pretty disappointed. I will say that the back-up dancers were pretty hot, so fellas, there's an upside haha..
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