Tony + Tina's Wedding Dinner Show

[Steve and Sarah]

Has anyone done this show or heard any reveiws about it...?

We can't make our mind up if it looks really great or simply awful......

We love comedy and audience participation and wondered if this was a good show or not.

 

[paulh]

weve been going to florida since 1992,this is the first i have heard of it
Paulh

 

[Merylj]

There was a Tony and Tina show in Las Vegas a few years ago, I would have loved to have gone to it. Basically you were "guests" at the wedding and the show went on around you.
Never heard of one in Orlando though.

 

[CustardTart]

I think it's only just started in Orlando - sounds cool!

 

[carolfoy]

I was a guest at Tony and Tinas wedding in Toronto about 7 or 8 years ago, it was brilliant fun, they are such a nice couple . I'm not sure I'd do it again, but it was a really good laugh.
I only went as it was being hosted in the hotel I was staying in.

 

[Yoga Deb]

It was on in Orlando a few years back, at the theatre in Lake Buena Vista outlets. It was very popular unfortunately the theatre closed down I think it is now TCD offices.
I never got to the show in Orlando but I did go to the New York show with 2 of my friends. It is a really good night out, from the minute you enter you're a guest at the wedding so be prepared to chat, dance and eat with the family.
Like all good weddings there's the usual family arguments, fights etc.
I would recommend it

 

[cleo]

We saw it shortly before it closed at LBV Factory Outlets and, frankly, it was worse than wedding food.

I'm not sure if the actors had just given up by that time or if that was really the way the show was supposed to go, but it reminded me of the plays we used to put on when we were 8 years old. No script of any kind, just everyone doing their own thing, with only the thinnest of threads keeping the whole thing together. Maybe.

It was impossible to follow the story since the actors might reveal a key element to a group on one side of the room, but no-one else could hear them. It really felt more like a drunken frat party than a dinner show, and the whole idea of a bride and groom slobbering drunkenly all over their guests, fighting openly with each other and their other 'family members', then getting far too intimate on a table in the back of the room wasn't my idea of fun.

Having said all that, perhaps things will improve this time around. I certainly hope so!