10/25   http://www.warrenandannabelles.com for a great magic show on Maui.
        If you're going to Oahu I don't know any shows there.
        \_ Question is, you can watch magic shows anywhere. Sure, some might
           be better than others but no matter how good it is, why in the
           world would you blow a trip to Hawaii to watch a magic show?
           \_ Because you're not blowing a trip to Hawaii to watch a magic
              show.  It is one of the many things you can do while there.
              What were you planning on doing every night for a week on Maui?
              It isn't that busy a place at night.
              \_ I don't know. What type of things do couples do at night?
                 But if the obvious doesn't come to mind, there are plenty
                 of things. Watch the sun set, attend a Luau (if you're
                 fortunate to be invited to one), walk down Lahina at night,
                 gaze at the stars on an island where the skies are actually
                 clear, or just plain sleep early. The thing about Hawaii is
                 that everything closes and opens early. If you plan on
                 going windsurfing at 1pm, you might be out of luck. That's
                 my opinion.
                 \_ Yeah and in a week long trip I'm sure they couldn't find
                    3 whole hours (including dinner) to catch the whole show
                    one night.
              \_ I was planning on doing yermom every night.