Theme dinners?

[Ed J]

Any recommendations?

Youngest 8, oldest 16 rents 37 to 45.

What did you like and dislike?

 

[isla bonita]

We have been twice to the medievaltimes

http://www.medievaltimes.com/index2.htm.com

Our party was from ages 2-39 and we all loved it. We plan to go back again just not sure when.

 

[kilee]

In the WDW area we've only done the Outta Control Magic Show- Dinner, which is at Wonderworks. It was more of a comedy type magic show. My son was 9 at the time and thought it was great. For dh and I we both thought it was cute. No where near a 5* show, but cute still.

 

[madcoco]

Pirate Fan here and did not enjoy the Pirate Dinner Adventure show/food at all.

Maybe it was an off night but it appears a number of others agree as well on Trip advisor and other review sites.

 

[FourBoysMom]

In the WDW area we've only done the Outta Control Magic Show- Dinner, which is at Wonderworks. It was more of a comedy type magic show. My son was 9 at the time and thought it was great. For dh and I we both thought it was cute. No where near a 5* show, but cute still.

Agreed! Agreed! In '04, DH, myself, 3 sons (ages 9, 7, & 1 at the time), enjoyed this wholeheartedly.

Not crowded, corny humor, DH and 2 older sons ended up on stage...simple food (for those picky eaters - pizza, popcorn, and soda). The older boys still talk about it and bring out the pics.

We will definitely go again...also the time spent in the WonderWorks museum was great fun!

Trixie