Please
find below a small selection of dining options , Orlando caters for
all kind of tastes, events and budgets
Arabian
Nights
6225 W. Irlo Bronson Hwy., Kissimmee
407-239-9223
800-553-6116
Arabian Nights, voted #1 dinner
show in Orlando, Florida, is a magical tale of love and triumph that
features 60 horses from around the world. The production features Walter
Farley's Black Stallion and is performed nightly in an arena that seats
1200. The "Palace of Horses" has received millions of guests over ten
years, and provides the backdrop for a dramatic story that delights
guests with beautiful horses and continuous action. Arabian Nights uses
more costumes than a Broadway production and is enhanced by state-of-the-art
lighting and special effects (including snow!). The story revolves around
the wedding of the Prince and Princess and guests are invited to share
in the wonder and magic created in this romantic tale on horseback.
Medieval
Times Dinner & Tournament
4510 W. Irlo Bronson Hwy., Kissimmee
407-396-1518
800-229-8300
The 30,000-square-foot Ceremonial
Arena of a cavernous Moorish castle is the setting for pageantry that's
fun for all ages. Here, jousting on horseback, sword fights, horsemanship
and valiant hand-to-hand knight combat bring Middle Age history alive.
The unlimited banquet feast includes a pizza brochette appetizer, vegetable
soup, roasted chicken, spare ribs, potatoes and pastry dessert served
by "serfs" and "wenches." In true medieval style, silverware is not
used. Kids love this. Meals are individually pre-plated here. Hot or
cold vegetable platters may be substituted if requested in advance.
Two rounds of sangria, beer, soda, coffee and tea are included with
the meal price. Additional beverages cost extra.
Pirate's Dinner Adventure and Maritime Museum
6400 Carrier Drive
407-248-0590
800-866-2469
Featuring one of International
Drive's most impressive dinner show sets (built inside an old B-movie
studio), patrons can dine "aboard" a buccaneer ship, amidst swashbuckler
races, aerial acrobatics, sword fights and indoor pyrotechnics. While
kids really get absorbed in all the antics and blarney, adults may find
the lip-synched group pirate songs and thin storyline a little hokey.
The disco "wrap party" immediately following the show is especially
popular with youngsters and teens when the cast mingles with visitors.
Unlimited high seas fare consists of assorted chip, pretzel, melon and
raw vegetable appetizers in the pre-show harbor courtyard. The dinner
meal consists of bread sticks, pot roast, marinated grilled chicken
breast served skewer-style, yellow rice with vegetable bits and "royal
dessert" (cake). The ship mates keep a steady stream of sodas, beer,
sangria and wine coming, along with coffee and tea.
Capone's
Dinner & Show
4740 W. Hwy. 192, Kissimmee
407-397-2378
800-220-8428
Gangland Chicago circa 1931 is
the setting for this speakeasy cabaret. Patrons give the secret password
before entering this underworld of guys and dolls' song-and-dance. Entertainment
includes light opera, jazz, blues, musical comedy, tango and tap dancing.
This show theme is best suited for adults and older children. The all-you-can-eat,
Italian/American (naturally) buffet offers lasagna, baked ziti, sausage
and peppers, baked chicken, pasta salad and more. The hot food is sometimes
overcooked or cold and replenishing needs to be more efficiently executed
Dolly
Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show
8251 Vineland Avenue
407-238-4455
877-782-6733
The dinner attraction will feature a rivalry between the North and South.
The experience includes 32 horses, ostrich racing, comedy and a four-course
dinner.
Hoop-Dee-Doo
Musical Revue
4510 N. Fort Wilderness Trail
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, Lake Buena Vista
407-939-3463
The corny comedy of the Pioneer
Hall Players in this slapstick, Western-style show is best suited for
kids. The whole family will enjoy such frontier favorites as "Shenandoah"
and "My Darling Clementine." "Banjo pickin", can-can dancing and an
audience participation washboard finale help make this Disney's most
popular dinner show. Year-round shows run at 5, 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Unlimited
smoked pork ribs, fried chicken, corn-on-the-cob, bread, tossed salad
and baked beans precede a yummy strawberry shortcake. Special dietary
requests are honored with a 24 hour advance notice. Servers replenish
beer, sangria, wine, sodas, coffee and tea throughout the meal.
Murder
Watch Mystery Theatre
1850 Hotel Plaza Blvd.
Grosvenor Resort, Lake Buena Vista
407-827-6534
The Grosvenor Hotel, near Downtown
Disney in Lake Buena Vista, is host to Murder Watch, a mystery dinner
show based on audience participation, professional actors, clever props
and murder! During the show, actors mingle with audience members to
weave their web of murder, mystery and intrigue. Find your best Sherlock
Holmes hat, team up with your best Doctor Watson and solve the crime
du'jour -- the top detective wins the prize. There's no stage so everyone
has a front row seat. Every show features live music, audience participation,
and unique prizes. The super detective of the evening wins a MurderWatch
Watch -- a digital timepiece built into a handcuff!
Polynesian
Luau and Dinner Show
1600 Seven Seas Drive
Disney's Polynesian Resort, Lake Buena Vista
407-939-3463
Presented beach
side in a covered, open-air theater, this South Seas luau is the best
in town. (Shows are only canceled when temperatures drop below 50 degrees.)
The family show takes patrons on a journey from New Zealand to Samoa,
explaining island customs while showcasing elaborate, colorful costuming
and attractive native male and female dancers. Special effects are dramatic
here, and include blacklights, dry ice and fire. Year-round show times
are at 5:15 and 8 p.m. The themed island feast, served family-style,
features chicken drumsticks, fresh catch of the day, pork, island rice,
fresh sauteed vegetables, dinner rolls and a tropical dessert that changes
nightly. Special dietary requests are honored with a 24 hour advance
notice.Disney's Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show will include traditional
drumming, dancing, music and food.
Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show
7508 Universal Drive
407-363-1985
800-393-1985
A stylish English drawing room
is the backdrop for murder, intrigue and comedy, presented by a rotating
cast. There are nine alternating show themes, including "Lord Mansfield's
Fox Hunt Banquet" and "The Reunion" staged in two theaters, all designed
with engaging plots and plentiful clues that aid would-be Sherlocks
and Agathas in solving the dastardly crimes.
Aloha! Polynesian Luau
7007 Sea World Drive
SeaWorld Orlando
While the authenticity of Sea
World's South Seas adventure rivals Disney's, the overall family production
has less panache, especially when presented indoors rather than amid
gentle lake-front breezes. Such special effects as fire, dry ice, black
lights and bubbles are dramatically employed in a dazzling show. The
Polynesian feast, meanwhile, is the best meal served at any Central
Florida dinner theater.
Wonder
Works
9067 International Drive
407-352-0411
This 90-minute dinner show on
I-Drive, combines comedy, magic and music.
Wonderworks, an upside-down attraction, features magician Tony Brent
and his assistant Jamie Bowie performing illusions while guests enjoy
all-you-can-eat pizza and drinks. The show is a combination of magic,
live music and comedy. It's a combination of many elements that seem
to work together almost as a musical theater production.
In a town that boasts two topsy-turvy buildings on the same street (Ripley's
Believe It or Not! is the other odd structure), WonderWorks works hard
at distinguishing itself amid the crowd of attractions in the International
Drive tourist corridor. The combination science center/entertainment
factory/arcade made a dramatic entrance onto the I-Drive scene with
its 62-foot-tall upside-down building.
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