Pirates Dinner Adventure

[katytrott]

We were thinking of going to the Pirates Dinner Adventure show, but after seeing a clip of it on Youtube, my SIL is worried it might be a much for the kids. Their ages are 4, 6 and 8. We wondered if it was a bit too dark (content wise, not lighting) for them. The 4 year old is mine and I was wondering if it might be too much and too long for his concentration - it seemed suitable for older kids and adults.

Does anyone have any experience with this and thoughts on children attending?

Thanks

 

[zalansky]

We took our son when he was almost 4, my in-laws bought tickets for us. He wasn't scared but he doesn't scare easily. However, we would never return! The show was cheesy but worse than that - the food was AWFUL. I can't stress that enough. If the show was decent to make up for it - it would be better, but not enough to ever return. Awful. I can't believe its still there, to be honest.

 

[katytrott]

Wow, thanks. That is really interesting. We must reevaluate then.

Is this the consensus of opinion for those have visited? I have to say, I have felt for a while that other shows in Orlando, that I have seen that aren't Disney, are quite cheesy.

 

[jdybnsn]

We took our son when he was almost 4, my in-laws bought tickets for us. He wasn't scared but he doesn't scare easily. However, we would never return! The show was cheesy but worse than that - the food was AWFUL. I can't stress that enough. If the show was decent to make up for it - it would be better, but not enough to ever return. Awful. I can't believe its still there, to be honest.

Absolutely agree ..and the Arabian Nights dinner show was no better either for the record !

 

[summerrluvv]

The reviews on tripadvisor are AWFUL for this show. I contemplated it too since my son loves pirates, but I don't think it would be worth the cost.

 

[katytrott]

Thanks guys, I think I have read enough to make the decision to not go. Also read the trip advisor mentioned.......phew, I'd be mad to book!