²  Live, full band featuring some of Oahu’s best musicians and vocalists ²  Six talented dancers capturing all the famous dance moves and classic wardrobe of the 50s, 60s and 70s. ²  State of the art sound system and full concert lighting ²  Tom Moffatt, radio jock turned media mogul and the man who helped bring “the King” to Hawaii on several occasions, re-enacts his interviews with Elvis from actual radio transcripts. ²  Timeless photos and videos of Elvis in Hawaii ²  Seventy-five (75) riveting minutes of Elvis’ #1 hits, hip-shaking dance moves, legendary outfits and irresistible charm. •  A portion of each ticket sold donated to Aloha United Way to help build stronger, healthier communities across Hawaii.•  To date, Burn’n Love Maui has provided over 40,000 meals to Maui Food Bank with its nightly donations.

SHOW INFORMATION: •  LOCATION: Magic of Polynesia (MOP) Showroom at Holiday

Inn Resort Waikiki Beachcomber (2300 Kalakaua Avenue) •  SHOW DAYS: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Saturday (no show Wed/Sun)

•  CHECK-IN/SEATING: 8:00 pm•  SHOWROOM LAYOUT: See attached chart. •  PARKING: Available at Holiday Inn Resort Waikiki

Beachcomber for $6 (with validation)•  BOX OFFICE: (808) 439-8824•  WEBSITE: www.BurnnLove.com/Waikiki

ABOUT BURN’N LOVE: •  First show opened on Maui in December 2013 and has been ranked #1 ON MAUI by TripAdvisor ever since. •  Created especially for Hawaii and designed to capture Elvis’ time in Hawaii and Hawaii’s influence on his life, his

movies and his music – including a special 1961 Pearl Harbor segment dedicated to our military heroes, past andpresent.

•  Dynamic, captivating, entertaining and engaging - for audiences of all ages and musical tastes. •  Show features award-winning Elvis performer Leo Days plus -

BY POPULAR DEMAND…NOW OPEN IN WAIKIKI!

PRODUCT (per person, includes taxes) Adult Child (5-12)

Premium Includes stage-side tables, cocktail and exclusive meet-and-greet

$109 $79

Deluxe Includes front section tables and cocktail

$89 $59

Standard $69 $39

Did you know… Elvis donated

every penny of his 1961 Pearl Harbor

concert to help rebuild the USS

Arizona Memorial.