Dinner Shows - Any suggestions

[cathdisfan]

We have tickets for Arabian Nights, has anyone see this. Also we are considering the Luau at Sea World. Any other suggestions.

 

[kaylajr]

My Family loves medieval times
we can't go to orlando without planning a night there

 

[cleo]

Choose the 'theme' you like (pirates, horses, knights, murder-mystery) and go from there. The shows are all very similar in content, just using a different 'theme'.

Dixie Stampede is a good show, with the added benefit of having good food, too!

 

[srchavez1@aol.com]

We are looking forward to going to Capone's dinner and show...and it is 50% off with the magicard. I haven't visited yet so i don't have a review...but it looks to be a worthwhile stop.
John

 

[Vivianne]

My DH and I saw both these shows over two years ago and really enjoyed them.

We paid extra for a back tour at the Arabian Nights show & the same performer that rode the horses gave us the full tour. We got to see the horses up close Fun experience!

Medieval Times show was a rousing show. You get your paper crown (color coded) so you know who you're cheering for when they compete. They wind the audience up for the performance before the show. Good for laughs

There's a small museum before you enter the building to see the show some of it depicting life during that time period. At the end of the tour (optional) you can enter an area (small fee) to see the different devices used to torture people. Don't Recommend This For Children and sensitive adults. You can bypass this entirely. My curious husband had to go in I can swear I smelled the same sulphur smell after we went to our hotel room.

 

[cathdisfan]

We went to Medival Times years ago and what I didn't like was eating with my hands. I'm hoping that Arabian Nights will be a little different. We also go our tickets thru Ticketmania and the price was unbelievable.

If anyone else has any thoughts please share...

 

[Figment22]

We just got back from Orlando and went to Dixie Stampede. All four of us (our sons are 14 and 10) LOVED it. Great show and the food was very tasty. We had done both Arabian Nights and Medieval Times over 10 years ago and thought Arabian Nights was the better of the two but we liked Dixie Stampede even better. Even the pre-show was highly entertaining and everything was VERY well organized. I highly recommend it, however, you should know that there are no utensils here either. You get a delicious creamy vegetable soup, which you drink from the handled bowl for an appetizer. The entree is a whole rotisserie chicken (a small one), a delicious slice of barbecued pork, a potato, corn on the cob and then for dessert an apple turnover.