dinner show

[srwarden1928]

Which Orlando dinner show would you recommend for two forty-something adults?

 

[Detailor]

Not Dixie Stampede. It's closed.

Dick Taylor

 

[engle]

Step up and vote!! I would like to know too!!!

 

[MNFootballMommy]

We did the Malihiki (sp?) Luau at SeaWorld last week. My in-laws (in their mid-50's) really enjoyed it. I would have preferred that the meal not be served family style, as there were 5 of us and I was the odd one left sitting and sharing food with three strangers...other than that, it might be something fun for you to check into as well!

We've done the Medieval Times as well, but that was back in 1993 on our honeymoon, so not going to vouch for that one as that is a LOT of time for things to change!

 

[ntsammy5]

Gee, we've done all of the Disney shows but never went to any of these!

 

[Rubbertops]

We did the Malihiki (sp?) Luau at SeaWorld last week.

I would also recommend the Makahiki Luau at Sea World.

We got a great discount through Mousesavers and you don't have to pay for a Sea World Ticket or parking.

We got in the park at 5 o'clock. Luau from 6 to 8. We left at 10 when the park closed.

The show was excellent and the food was also very good.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

I didn't vote but just want to add we've done Pirates and Medieval Times. The food was mediocre at both. We basically did it for the kids just to try something different. They enjoyed it. When our knight (green section) lost to another, our nephew cried. They don't give you utensils at MT, even for soup.
It's been a few years and dh isn't really into these things. It was a lot of $ for what you get.

 

[kilee]

We've done both Dixie Stampede and Medevial Times. Though neither in Orlando. Personally, neither had very good food. We did do the Outta Control Magic Show, which isn't on your list. Once again food was just pizza, but the comedy was cute.