Taotao Tasi Guam — Attraction in Tamuning Municipality

I loved the show. Very fun, audience interactive with the dancing competition.

Crazy they have the kid fire spinning too.

The place of this show feels a bit slower than Karera, and you're outside, so you get to see the sunset before the show, but you are exposed to the rain if you're seated at the edge and it's raining particularly hard.

The food was okay. No idea where it's cooked, but it's brought to the steam tables that seem to be perpetually out there. It's buffet style. I appreciated the salad bar.

The place also manned before the show, so if you come by hoping to buy a ticket earlier in the day in person, you can't. There's no one there.

Parking is the same area as gun beach parking. I guess gun beach parking is private, but during the day there isn't a show so I guess they allow parking, similar to Kareras lot across their building.

If you're seated under a speaking it can get a but loud during some song sequencers. I think normal people wouldn't mind, but I just particularly care a bit more since I already have some hearing loss.

At the end of the show, the performers go into the crowd and you take pictures with them (ask first) just like at Kareras. I really like that, it's very memorable. I wish they turned the lights on a bit more at the end so the pictures would come out...

I've lived in Guam since Fall 2023 and I finally went to TaoTao Tasi Show in January 2025. My friend and I only bought tickets for VIP Show Only. We did not pay for the buffet dinner. The show started at 6:45pm but we arrived at 6:05pm time in order to see the sunset. The sunset was so beautiful. When we arrived, two Dancers from the show was standing in the middle of the stage taking pictures with the crowd. We found our seats then got in line to take a picture with the dancers. The show was amazing. The costumes were wonderful. My favorite costume was the female dancers costume that glowed in the dark. I loved the twirler of the sword/knife (Moulinet) and the fire baton throwers . They had 5 members from the audience come on stage to have a dance competition. My friend was selected and it was so hilarious. I really enjoyed the show. TaoTao Tasi is a must see...

The show was very theatrical and entertaining (the costumes, lights, singing, dancing reminded me of a NYC Broadway show). The highlight is the location, it is on a beachfront property that offers beautiful sunset /ocean views (we definitely recommend the dinner show to appreciate the views). We purchased the dinner VIP package at $180 per person (which included a closer seat towards the stage & steak/shrimp meal add-ons ). The dinner is buffet style, which we personally did not like — the food area got crowded & the food ran out pretty fast. We also noticed that the show did not focus enough on Chamorro culture (the dancing / costumes were not related and the show seemed to just merge Polynesian culture together). Overall, the show was aesthetically pleasing and did an amazing job with including audience participation. We definitely...