Disneyland - Enchanted Tiki Room

While waiting outside in a lanai area for the show to start, visitors are serenaded by Hawaiian music.

Moving inside the Enchanted Tiki Gardens, the guests now meet several of the Hawaiian Island tiki gods and goddesses, where fantasy and legend walk hand in hand with Tiki talk, as they guard the portals to Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room.

Maui
Who Roped the playful sun
and brought his people time

Through his special mystic powers
He made the sun keep regular hours
Maui tells us time to go
Time for wonderous tiki show

My name is Maui. Natives call me the mighty one.
I tame the playful sun, and gave my people time.
Now they set their clocks by mine,
for I am tropic standard time.

Koro
The Midnight Dancer

In the Moonlight He Loved to Dance
Natives Who Watched Fell Into a Trance
Then Under His Spell All Ladies and Men
Learned to Dance the Tropic Top Ten

Aloha, Wahine kâkou Mana.
I am Koro, Midnight Dancer.
Today my magic feet no more, my head sore.
But last night, all tiki gods have big time...
some luau.
When drums begin to pound,
my head full, big sound.

Rongo
God of Agriculture

In tropic lands the legends tell
Astounding pioneers did dwell
This wise fella began all flight
For Rongo flew the world's first kite!

"Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono."
Me Rongo. God of Agriculture
My land so good to me,
I got time for sport.
I fly kite. Me number one kite flyer
Too bad, I no have teeth
Then Me, I find Electricity.

Pele
Goddess of Fire and Volcano

Jealous Pele's Angry Scorn
Is Known to Every Native Born
With Mighty blast or Simple Cough
She Blows Her Bloomin' Top Right Off!

I am Pele, Goddess of Fire and Volcanoes.
Some say I torment Ngendei,
the Earth Balancer.
For when my violent temper rises,
the earth tremors on its foundation.

Ngendei
The Earth Balancer

A Legend Comes from the Tropic Sea
It May be True or Fantasy
'Tis Said When Pele Shakes the Lands
Ngendei Rocks and Rolls Upon his Hands

Legends say I'm balancing the earth,
but sad to say, I'm just hanging on.

Pele: I'm the one who's really sad
for when I smile it comes out mad.

Tangaroa-Ru
Goddess of the East Wind

Her gentle breeze on a tropic isle
Makes flowers sing and Tikis smile
And casts a spell on flying birds
Whose joyous songs speak wisdom words

They call me Targaroa-Ru, the east wind.
And I am Hina, goddess of Rain.
We often travel together, wind and rain,
Through tropic lands, across the seven seas.
Come closer, so that you may see
What magic there is in Fantasy.

Hina Kuluua
Godess of the Rain

In island world there is no gloom
For Hina's mists make orchids bloom
And when this goddess is at play
A magic rainbow ends each day

Tangoroa
Father of all Gods and Goddesses

Tangaroa took the form of a tree
(A Tree that no one ever did see)
So each Spring the legends say
New life comes forth in wonderous way.

I am Tangoroa, Father of all Gods and Goddesses.
Here in this land of enchantment
I appear before you as a mighty tree.
Stand back!!
Oh mystic powers, hear my call,
From my limbs, let new life fall.

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