55-370 Kamehameha Highway
Oahu - Laie - East Shore, HI , 96762

Phone: 800-367-7060

Website

The Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) is a living museum located in Laie, on the northern part of Oahu, Hawaii. Dedicated on October 12, 1963, the PCC occupies 42 acres and is owned by nearby Brigham Young University–Hawaii, (BYU Hawaii) where most of the 700 performers and other employees are students. Although it is largely a commercial venture, PCC profits fund various BYU Hawaii scholarship programs run by BYU Hawaii.

Machine 7: (PCC Machine #1) All have 'Polynesian Cultural Center' on them. Located in front of the Ukulele Experience Gallery. Admission not required. Designs are:
1) Hawaiian Hibiscus Flower,
2) Tiki God,
3) 'Fiji Temple',
4) 4 Hula dancers and support crew on flat raft.

Machine 8: (PCC Machin e #2) All have 'Polynesian Cultural Center' on them. Located in outside a gift shop called “Ulu”, this is located right after you do the Hawaiian Journey Theatre. PCC admission is required. Designs are:
1) Tiki God
2) Three Hula Dancers
3) 'Double Mulled Canoe'
4) Temple.

Retired 9: (PCC Machine #3) All have 'Polynesian Cultural Center' on them. Located in front of Goo's Plantation Store. Designs are:
1) '50 Years and Centuries of Island Life', Hula Dancer,
2) 'I Climbed a Tree at Polynesian Cultural Center', Man climbing Coconut tree,
3) Tiki God head,
4) leaf roofed house

Retired Machines & Designs

Retired 1: Single design - Rapa Nui (on front) and PCC Logo on Back
Retired 2: Single design - Fire Dancer on front and PCC logo on back
Retired 3: Single design - USS Arizona Memorial on front POearl Harbor December 7,1941 on back
Retired 4: Single design - Aloha from Hawaii with humpback whale on front and image of islands on back
Retired 5: 4 designs - 1) Outrigger Boat, 2) Turtle, 3) Tiki, 4) Pineapple
Retired 6: 4 designs - 1) Flower, 2) Man with Paddle, 3) Tiki, 4) Volcano,

Retired Tokens:

Retired: Token Machine 1: 2 tokens. gold .
Retired Token Machine 2: 2 tokens. gold : 1) 'Polynesian Cultural Center, Laie Hawaii, EST 1963', Tiki God, with vertical fancy Hawaiian design on right, 2) 'Polynesian Cultural Center, Samoan Fire Knife Dancer', Twirling lighted knives
'Rear of both: 'Polynesian Cultural Center', Logo with country/ Island names around it.

8/23: Machine 9 no longer here. Worker said must’ve been taken for repair.

2/11/24: confirmed machine 9 is gone (looked everywhere and confirmed with worker) - marking it retired. Machine 8 is rolling well; however, you need to select the design before the design you want to press, Machine 7 is rolling off-center