What is the best dinner theatre in Orlando?

[troll181]

Looking for a list of the best dinner theatres in Orland. Show and food info please.

 

[halfpintpeggy]

Following, but we enjoyed Medieval Times!

 

[greenclan67]

We enjoyed Capones.

 

[TwoMisfits]

It depends...does cost matter for you?

 

[troll181]

It depends...does cost matter for you?

not really an issue

 

[troll181]

Following, but we enjoyed Medieval Times!

How was the food?

 

[troll181]

We enjoyed Capones.

How was the food?

 

[halfpintpeggy]

How was the food?

It was actually delicious! The setting is a "medieval castle" so the food is all eaten with your hands. Roasted 1/2 chicken, corn on the cob, roasted potato wedges, dessert, bread, etc. They also work really well with gluten free diets & the like. The show was entertaining & fun. You can also sign up for their email list & they regularly mail out different coupon codes, discounts, etc.

 

[TwoMisfits]

I'm going to be honest. I don't go to dinner theaters for the food - I go for the entertainment. Why? I don't think I've ever had dinner theater food that I would classify above a "bad wedding" level in Orlando. It's good enough, it fills you up, and it doesn't take away from the fun of the evening. That's the best that can be said.

I've been to Capone's, Pirate's, Medieval Times, Wonderworks Comedy and Magic Show, Hoop De Doo, (and a few murder mysteries in Orlando whose names escape me), and I was never "impressed" by the food. Some are better, some are worse. I would pick the entertainment you think you'll like the most and go with that.

This last trip, thanks to Groupon, I got a stupid good deal for the Wonderworks night, they made me special requested no-sauce pepperoni pizza (and brought me special salad dressing), and my oldest got to be up on stage with the magician in an act. If you ask my kids and spouse (who loved the cost), this was the best Orlando dinner theater we've ever been to...but it's not if money is no object. It's a 90 minute event with a very fun 45 minute magic/comedy show with a good brownie dessert, literal cafeteria salad, and reasonably-decent-for-Florida pizza seated at cafeteria tables - not a food experience to write home to mom about...