What is included in the combo?

Round-trip Waikīkī transportation, Coral Crater six-line zipline with gear, Mauka Warriors Lūʻau admission and buffet, and on-site shower/changing facilities are included.

How long is the entire experience?

The combined experience runs about nine hours from Waikīkī pickup to return.

What are the age and weight limits?

Minimum age is 6; minimum weight is 40 lbs (40–60 lbs may ride tandem with a guide); maximum is 275 lbs—weights are checked at check-in.

Can non-participants attend the lūʻau?

Yes—if booked for the lūʻau only, non-zippers may attend; the combo requires meeting minimums and age restrictions listed for each component.

Is the zipline affected by weather?

Operations run rain or shine; platforms are sheltered, but severe weather may affect safety and is addressed case by case.

What should I bring to check-in?

Bring matching credit card and ID for check-in, comfortable closed-toe shoes, a change of clothes for the lūʻau, and any completed waivers.

Coral Crater Zipline + Mauka Warriors Lūʻau: Six-Line Adventure in Kapolei

On the dry side of Oʻahu’s long west shoulder, Coral Crater and Mauka Warriors Lūʻau in Kapolei offer a two-act island afternoon: six soaring ziplines over a green canopy, followed by an on-site Hawaiian lūʻau that closes the night with fire-knife dancing and kālua pig. Located at 91-1780 Midway St, Kapolei, HI 96707, USA, this combo removes the usual West Oʻahu traffic shuffle by keeping both experiences under one sky. The first act is Coral Crater’s six-line zipline course. Lines stretch from platforms 300 to 1,000 feet apart, threading through West Oʻahu trees and giving riders a literal bird’s-eye view of the valley floor below. Guides kit you in harnesses and helmets, weigh each rider at check-in, and manage safe tandem runs for light-weight guests; the course runs rain or shine. The natural scene here is defined by the island’s low, koa-and-trees canopy rather than alpine peaks—expect dense foliage, native and introduced plants, and open ridgelines that catch trade-wind breezes. After the ziplines you step off the platforms and into the evening at Mauka Warriors Lūʻau. This on-property lūʻau stages a Polynesian show with pre-show cultural activities, underground-roasted kālua, and the fire-knife performance that closes the night. The program includes storytelling about the Battle of Kīpapa, giving cultural context to the warrior dances and hula you’ll see. Because Coral Crater and Mauka Warriors share the same Kapolei address, the combo saves an hour or more of driving—Coral Crater handles Waikīkī pickup, lets you shower and change on site, and returns you to Waikīkī after the show. Practical details matter: the tour lasts about nine hours, has a minimum age of 6, and enforces a 40–275 lb weight range for zipping; under-13s must ride with an adult. Closed-toe shoes are required and a light layer is handy for cooler evening breezes. The bundle includes round-trip Waikīkī transport, full zipline gear, lūʻau entry and buffet, and on-site changing facilities. Waivers and in-person weighing at check-in are mandatory, and refunds aren’t issued for late arrivals. This combo feels designed for travelers who want maximum return on a single afternoon: adrenaline in the canopy, cultural immersion at sunset, and logistics handled so you can focus on the sensations—the wind on a long zip, the drumbeat of the imu, the heat of fire dancing. For visitors staying in Waikīkī or Honolulu, it’s a single-day way to see West Oʻahu’s outdoor energy and island culture without the commute. Check the operator’s weight and health restrictions before booking, bring a change of clothes for the lūʻau, and upgrade seating if you want a front-view experience. The combined pickup from Waikīkī simplifies timing, letting families and groups swap traffic stress for an afternoon and evening that feel local.

About Coral Crater Adventure Park

Coral Crater Adventure Park in Kapolei, Hawaii offers high-adrenaline outdoor activities on Oʻahu's leeward coast. The park specializes in multi-activity adventures including three- and six-zipline tours, off-road ATV and Stand-Up ATV experiences, an aerial Adventure Tower, and combination packages that pair ziplining with waterpark admission or Waikiki transportation. Professional guides lead every activity, delivering trained instruction, safety briefings, and supervised equipment checks before each tour.

The property features zipline lines ranging from 300 to 1,000 feet, technical off-road courses for traditional and stand-up ATVs, and an aerial challenge course with 18 elements and a 50-foot freefall. Coral Crater serves families, couples, and corporate groups with dedicated options for company and holiday parties that include reserved picnic areas and campfire amenities.

Visitors can select timed packages such as compact two-hour zipline tours, extended six-zipline adventures, or full-day combinations that include dune buggies or electric mountain bikes. Several tours offer Waikiki transportation for convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off. Coral Crater emphasizes safety with trained staff, modern equipment, and clear briefings to help guests of varying experience levels participate confidently.

As a locally operated adventure park, Coral Crater prioritizes memorable outdoor experiences that showcase Hawaii's lush landscapes while delivering regulated, guided activities. The park's range of experiences and customizable group packages make it a reliable choice for travelers seeking both adrenaline and accessible island recreation. Booking options include individual reservations and private group scheduling with flexible time slots and optional Waikiki transfer, making planning straightforward for visitors and event organizers. available year-round daily.