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LUAU 2010
- By Dre aka The Carnival Ref
- Published 04-Apr-10
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It’s Easter Sunday and we’re still coming down from our high from Beach J’Ouvert, which took place the night before. A quick BBM to one of the Absolute Entertainment promoters (and long time friend), and it wasn’t long before we got picked up at our hotel and personally escorted onto the sands of Reggae Beach, Ocho Rios for the 9th staging of the super all inclusive premium event, LUAU.
CROWD:
It wasn't an uptown crowd... it wasn't a downtown crowd ... but it definitely was a crowd that came out to party and enjoy themselves. And once you have ladies dressed in swimsuits or sexy beachwear, you cannot go wrong! Right fellas? Our cameras also spotted former international cricketer Courtney Walsh in the building!
VENUE/ACCESSIBILITY:
After a 1-2 minute walk down hill, was the actual party venue main entrance, which had two blow-torches intermittently blasting off flames on the top. Partygoers were literally partying on the sands of Reggae Beach, and we actually liked what Absolute Entertainment did with the venue. Elevated areas for both VIP and DJs, bars throughout the venue, food station towards the back (beach front) and several mini bonfires on the beach.
VIBES:
One thing that stood out on the night was the ALL-STAR musical line up at Luau. It featured... Walshy Fire of Black Chiney, Kurt Riley, Renegade, Renaissance Disco, 3rd Dimension, DJ Karyzma, DJ Radcliffe and a few more surprises. It was Grade A music and pure level vibes! Big up we boy Dawg-E-Slaughter of X-caliber International on the inside.
FOOD/DRINK:
For $3000 JA, your throat was wet ALL night long! For $5000 JA limited VIP, we talking Waiter Service, Premium Liquor, Sushi, Lobster, Shrimp and much more!! Luckily, we managed to grab a bite of Sushi on our way out. :-)
SERVICE:
Never more than a 1-2 minute wait at any of the bars, and the bartenders were mixing the drinks just how they love to mix drinks in JA... STRONG! Food lines kept moving smoothly, and access to the VIP area was nicely secured. The body painting tent was a hit, especially with the ladies.
Absolute Entertainment, thanks again for the hospitality! Alex, large up!! We'll see you at the next event!
Did we forget anything? Add your 2 cents below...
>> View LUAU 2010 Gallery
>> View Bacchanal Jamaica Carnival 2010 Coverage
>> View Bacchanal Jamaica Carnival 2010 Coverage
It’s Easter Sunday and we’re still coming down from our high from Beach J’Ouvert, which took place the night before. A quick BBM to one of the Absolute Entertainment promoters (and long time friend), and it wasn’t long before we got picked up at our hotel and personally escorted onto the sands of Reggae Beach, Ocho Rios for the 9th staging of the super all inclusive premium event, LUAU.
CROWD:
It wasn't an uptown crowd... it wasn't a downtown crowd ... but it definitely was a crowd that came out to party and enjoy themselves. And once you have ladies dressed in swimsuits or sexy beachwear, you cannot go wrong! Right fellas? Our cameras also spotted former international cricketer Courtney Walsh in the building!
VENUE/ACCESSIBILITY:
After a 1-2 minute walk down hill, was the actual party venue main entrance, which had two blow-torches intermittently blasting off flames on the top. Partygoers were literally partying on the sands of Reggae Beach, and we actually liked what Absolute Entertainment did with the venue. Elevated areas for both VIP and DJs, bars throughout the venue, food station towards the back (beach front) and several mini bonfires on the beach.
VIBES:
One thing that stood out on the night was the ALL-STAR musical line up at Luau. It featured... Walshy Fire of Black Chiney, Kurt Riley, Renegade, Renaissance Disco, 3rd Dimension, DJ Karyzma, DJ Radcliffe and a few more surprises. It was Grade A music and pure level vibes! Big up we boy Dawg-E-Slaughter of X-caliber International on the inside.
FOOD/DRINK:
For $3000 JA, your throat was wet ALL night long! For $5000 JA limited VIP, we talking Waiter Service, Premium Liquor, Sushi, Lobster, Shrimp and much more!! Luckily, we managed to grab a bite of Sushi on our way out. :-)
SERVICE:
Never more than a 1-2 minute wait at any of the bars, and the bartenders were mixing the drinks just how they love to mix drinks in JA... STRONG! Food lines kept moving smoothly, and access to the VIP area was nicely secured. The body painting tent was a hit, especially with the ladies.
Absolute Entertainment, thanks again for the hospitality! Alex, large up!! We'll see you at the next event!
Did we forget anything? Add your 2 cents below...
>> View LUAU 2010 Gallery
>> View Bacchanal Jamaica Carnival 2010 Coverage
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2 Responses to "LUAU 2010"
said this on 13 May 2023 10:42:01 AM UTC
As I stumbled upon your article reminiscing about the Luau 2010, a wave of nostalgia swept over me. It took me back to a time of joyous celebration, vibrant culture, and unforgettable experiences. Allow me to express my heartfelt appreciation for the trip down memory lane.
Luau 2010 was undoubtedly a remarkable event that left an indelible mark on all attendees. From the moment we stepped foot onto the venue, we were transported to a tropical paradise, brimming with the enchanting spirit of Polynesian culture. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the sounds of lively music, the tantalizing aroma of delicious cuisine, and the captivating sight of vibrant decorations that truly set the stage for an extraordinary experience. One aspect that truly stood out was the incredible attention to detail that the organizers put into creating an authentic and immersive experience. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm smiles and genuine hospitality, making us feel like honored guests in a grand celebration. The fusion of traditional Polynesian elements with a modern twist was both impressive and refreshing, captivating everyone in attendance. The performances during Luau 2010 were nothing short of breathtaking. The Polynesian dancers and fire performers showcased their extraordinary talent, mesmerizing the crowd with their graceful movements and daring stunts. Each act transported us deeper into the heart of Polynesian culture, as we marveled at the precision and passion with which they brought the stories and traditions to life. It was truly a feast for the senses, and one could feel the energy and excitement emanating from the crowd. The food and drinks at Luau 2010 were a delightful culinary adventure. From the delectable array of tropical fruits to the mouthwatering dishes inspired by Polynesian cuisine, every bite was a burst of flavor that transported us to faraway shores. The bar offerings were equally impressive, with an assortment of creative cocktails that perfectly complemented the tropical ambiance. The attention to detail in every aspect, including the presentation of the dishes, further enhanced the overall experience. One of the most remarkable aspects of Luau 2010 was the sense of unity and camaraderie that permeated the event. People from all walks of life came together, embracing the spirit of celebration and forming connections that would last a lifetime. The contagious joy and positive energy that filled the air were truly infectious, creating an environment where strangers became friends and inhibitions were left behind. Reflecting on Luau 2010 fills me with gratitude for the memories created during that magical event. It was a testament to the power of cultural celebrations in fostering a sense of belonging and togetherness. I extend my sincerest appreciation to the organizers, performers, staff, and fellow attendees who made Luau 2010 an experience that will forever hold a special place in my heart. Thank you, Trini Jungle Juice, for reminding us of the beauty and vibrancy of Luau 2010. May its spirit continue to inspire and ignite the hearts of many in the years to come. |
said this on 18 May 2023 8:17:45 AM UTC
I came across your article about LUAU 2010, and it brought back some wonderful memories. LUAU has always been an incredible event, filled with vibrant energy and unforgettable experiences. The fusion of music, dance, and cultural elements created a truly immersive atmosphere.
LUAU 2010 was no exception. From the captivating performances to the colorful decorations, it was a feast for the senses. The lineup of talented artists and DJs ensured that the music kept everyone on their feet throughout the night. The infectious rhythms of soca, dancehall, and reggae brought a unique Caribbean flavor to the event. One aspect that stood out for me was the sense of community. People from different backgrounds and nationalities came together, celebrating the spirit of unity and diversity. It was heartwarming to witness such a harmonious gathering. I appreciate Trini Jungle Juice for capturing the essence of LUAU 2010 through your article. It allowed me to reminisce about the incredible moments shared with friends, the infectious laughter, and the carefree spirit that permeated the event. I look forward to attending future LUAU events and creating new memories. Thank you for highlighting the magic of LUAU 2010 and reminding us of the joy it brought to so many. |