Best Dinner theatre with no kids?

[teekathepony]

Hubby and I would like to see a dinner theatre this fall and are wondering which one to go to. I have only ever been to one -- Mickey's Backyard BBQ which I found a little childish (though the food was great!) We are thinking an offsite dt, like Medieval Times, Arabian Nights, Capones, etc. Anyone have an opinion?
TIA!

 

[teekathepony]

Any thoughts??

 

[Jason71]

Treasure Tavern, on I-Drive, an 18+ only show next door to the (horrible) Pirate Dinner Adventure. Great, fun show--risque but not that bad, not much worse than the Adventurers Club--and the best food I've had at a dinner theater.

Sleuths can be quite fun as well, tho haven't made it back in a couple years now.

 

[teekathepony]

Interesting! One I hadn't heard of. Thanks for that!

 

[kathy884]

I haven't been yet, but have heard great things about the new dinner theatre option at the Titanic Attraction on I Drive. Actor's in costume have dinner with you at your table (staged as a retirement party for Captain Smith). And then later it's more or less from what I understand a enactment of the sinking. Reviews I've read have been excellent regarding entertainment and food.

 

[teekathepony]

Thanks! I'll check that out too.

 

[Shelly F - Ohio]

What about the luau at the Poly. We have gone twice and enjoyed it.

 

[teekathepony]

We did think about that. We have an off-site evening planned so we had wanted to do something non-Disney, but the Luau does look tempting.