Lahaina Event Tickets

While keeping up with its peace and being recognized as a small tropical village, Lahaina is known to be Hawaii's one of the prettiest towns. The city had been designated as a national historic landmark in the 1960s, and by the 1970s, it became a great tourist destination. There are loads of attractions found within and also in its surrounding areas. Packed in an extended thin strip between the eternally mesmerizing ocean and equally fascinating hills, the City of Lahaina for sure does make an attractive base. Places like the Malu 'ulu o Lele Park, the Baldwin House, and the Front Street, add a lot more to the beauty and excitement of the city. The fun never ends in Lahaina! To explore the city all for yourself, grab your Lahaina Tickets today! Lahaina is a city in Hawaii, USA, situated on the west coast of the island of Maui, on Auau Channel. It is the major census-designated place (CDP) in West Maui, in the Maui County, and the only city on Maui Island that offers accommodation, tourism, and a great nightlife, with a profusion of restaurants. Lahaina has a sunny climate, and experiences very little rainfall (averaging 13 inches rain per year). Due to its oceanfront location, a beautiful view of the island of Lanai and stunning West Maui sunsets is enjoyed by residents and visitors alike. According to the 2000 census, the population of Lahaina is 9,118, which literally quadruples during the heavy tourist seasons.

The town was once known as Lele, a Hawaiin word that translate into English as the relentless, merciless, or cruel sun. It was originally a small fishing village. However, in the 1790, before the annexation of Hawaii by the USA, Lahaina was made the royal capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom, by the Hawaiian king called Kamehameha I. Lahaina had also been chosen as the royal capital by King Kamehameha II in 1820, and remained the capital until Honolulu swapped its role in 1845. The city soon became an important destination for the whaling fleet in 19th century, thus serving as a whaling port, successfully. When the conflicts with the Christian missionaries living in Lahaina became very severe, the city was shelled by whaleboats. Following the decline of the whaling industry and the reassigning of the state capital to Honolulu, the importance of Lahaina as a center of activity reduced. Nevertheless, bolstering its economy, Lahaina became a sugar producer, taking advantage of its location in a sugarcane and pineapple region. However, the industry of Pineapple canning and sugar refining also declined in the 20th century, and the tourism industry became Lahaina's economic mainstay. Today, nearly two million visitors tour the city annually, and it has become one of the most popular destinations of Maui.

The City of Lahaina has abundant gifts of the Mother Nature. There are plentiful freshwater streams, a fertile volcanic soil, many lush green valleys, and a gleaming blue sea; whereas, the days in Lahaina are hot, and sunny. Therefore, it is a perfect destination for nature lovers and the ones who are in search of peace. Lahaina is a great place for relaxation and recreation. It is lively and inexpensive, by Maui standards, with a huge range of activities and places to visit. As the city has a compelling history and very attractive culture, the Front Street is a perfect spot to explore it. You will find several restaurants here, offering a wide variety of food and entertainment, thus, making the street the heart of West Maui's night life. Lahaina is also on the National Register of Historic Places, and the rich history of the city can furthermore be explored by following the signs on the Historic Trail of Lahaina, which is sited throughout town. There are numerous festivals that take place in Lahaina. The major time of celebration in the city comes with Halloween, which draws crowd ranging from 20,000 to 30,000, and it has now become a signature event. Lahaina also hosts one of the top early-season tournaments in college basketball, called the Maui Invitational. Another one of the major sites to see in the city includes the banyan tree, which is in the Courthouse Square, and is notable for its huge size. There are numerous resorts in the city too, such as the Kapalua LPGA Classic at Kapalua Resort Bay Course, the Aston at Papakea Resort, the Aston Paki Maui, the Four Seasons Resort Lanai, The Lodge at Koele, the Best Western Pioneer Inn and more. Lahaina is an amazing city to explore with friends and family, so quickly order your Lahaina Tickets today, and visit it ASAP!