Lola and Polynesian Fusion

Lola was a perfect addition to our Lilo and Stitch themed party. The kids enjoyed a fun performance followed by a fun instructional dance lesson! It was a huge hit that wrapped up with fun games and tattoos!

Polynesian Fusion performed at an 80th birthday party and were the hit of the party. Not only was their variety of dancing authentic, but they truly engaged the crowd with fun and laughter while teaching others the dance moves. If you are having a Hawaiian/Polynesian event, you would be smart to hire Polynesian Fusion so call Lola.

Lola and the Polynesian fusion was excellent to work with, very professional. They dealt with my tricky timeline and the need to keep it a surprise! They were so helpful and the guests where absolutely surprised! They loved the performance and the picture time as well.
Thank you so much
I would definitely do this again, Next time it’ll be around sunset!

We were very impressed, great communication and very professional. She was a true pro. We had a luau for our 9 year old but the adults were happy to take hula lessons too!

Update/In response to the comment below:
Before this turns into a "he said/she said" debacle, I want to make sure you understand that my intention was not to offend you; it was to provide constructive guidance on what you could do differently next time, based on our experience. Secondly, I truly apologize for the mishap in the basement with you walking in on my father in law getting dressed. That must have been traumatizing, and I sincerely apologize for that. Now, I have to say, your version of the story is awfully different from mine so let's start from the beginning. 1. You did not tell me until 5:30pm the night before (I have an email trail as evidence) that you needed a room to get ready (shouldn't you come dressed to an event?). I had a house full of out of town guests for the weekend, and my in-laws had the basement then. I actually read your email the morning of the event, and forgot to mention to them this tiny detail of how you would be using their room (the basement) to get ready... and that is why you walked into my father in law getting dressed. Sorry, I had a lot of things on my mind that morning, and that certainly did not take priority. Lesson learned here: tell your customer well ahead of time that you need a room to get ready so they can make the proper arrangements. 2. Next, regarding your setup: I advised you to take the front of the lawn but YOU requested to be next to the water slide (I remember this like it was yesterday as I thought it was a strange place to want to perform) so I granted your wish, and even shut off the power to the inflatables as you requested. I should also mention that when you unplugged your equipment, you shorted out the power to the inflatables and to our sound system so you should probably be a little more careful next time. 3. Regarding the basement, we offered the alternative entrance to the basement through the inside of the house but you complained about the amount of stairs and then decided to use the bulk head entrance instead. We never use that entryway so yeah, it's covered in spiders. Again, if you gave us enough warning, we could have figured out a different room for you to get ready, maybe. Although we're not millionaires, and therefore do not have designated "dressing rooms" for our guests. Also, the basement itself is not full of spiders, let's make sure that's clear. Our daughter uses that as a playroom at times, and so no, I would never let a spider enter that room. The bulk head stairway/entry, however, is another story. I found out that afternoon, at the same time you did, that it was infested with spiders. Gross. 4. You probably should have added in the travel time when you accepted my request for a quote. That's not on the customer if you knew where the event was located; and yet, you still accepted my request regardless. 5. The total cost of this gig was $300 ($260 for 30 mins of dancing and 30 mins of lessons and putting on tattoos; $20 to gigsalad; $20 tip = $300) - and yeah, that's enough money to have certain expectations). 6. I deducted two points off my review for the cost of the show and the non-aloha spirited attitude, which you had from the very start; I mentioned my high expectations for the quality of the dance routines but that did not factor into my rating as I'm well aware that you were performing at a birthday party for a 2yr old. Anyway, this was our experience alone, and maybe if gigsalad didn't bombard me with email requests every single day to review your gig, I would never have taken this much time out of my day to do so. BUT now I feel justified as your very defensive response and displaced blame speaks for itself (although I want to lower it, our guests liked you so it will stand). Good luck on future endeavors. Hopefully, you will use this as a learning experience.