Dinner Shows
Midieval Times Dinner and Tournament
In a huge ersatz-medieval manor house, Medieval Times portrays a tournament of sword fights, jousting matches, and other games on a good-versus-evil theme. No fewer than 30 charging horses and a cast of 75 knights, nobles and maidens participate. Sound silly? It is. But it is also a true extravaganza. (source:Fodor's)
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
4510 W. Irlo Bronson Hwy Kissimmee, FL
407-239-8666
Capone's Dinner and Show
Capone's Dinner and Show returns to the gangland of Chicago of 1931, when mobsters and their dames represented the height of underworld society. The evening begins in an old-fashioned ice cream parlor, but say the secret password and you are ushered inside Al Capone's private Underworld Cabaret and Speakeasy. (source:Fodor's)
Capone's Dinner and Show
4740 West Highway 192 Kissimmee, FL
407-397-2378
Arabian Nights
On the outside, Arabian Nights is an elaborate palace. It's more like an arena within, with seating for more than 1,200. Its dinner show includes eerie fog, an Arabian princess, a buffoonish genie, a chariot race, an intricate western square dance on horseback, and 60 fabulous horses that perform such acts as bareback acrobatics by gypsies. (source: Fodor's)
Arabian Nights
6225 W. Irlo Bronson Hwy Kissimmee, FL
800-553-6116
Hoop-Dee-Doo-Revue
The Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue, staged at Fort Wilderness's rustic Pioneer Hall, may be corny, but it's also the liveliest dinner show in Walt Disney World. A troupe of jokers called the Pioneer Hall Players stomp their feet, wisecrack, and otherwise make merry while the audence chows down on barbecued ribs, fried chicken, corn on the cob, strawberry shortcake, and all the fixin's. (source:Fodor's)
Hoop-Dee-Doo Revue
407-939-3463
Polynesian Luau
The Polynesian Luau is an outdoor barbecue with entertainment in line with it's colorful South Pacific style. Its fire jugglers and hula-drum dancers are entertaining for the whole family. (source: Fodor's)
Polynesian Luau
407-939-3463
Sleuths Mystery Dinner Show
If Sherlock Holmes has always intrigued you, head for Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show, where your four-course meal is served up with a healthy dose of conspiracy. Each of the seven whodunit performances rotated throughout the year stops short of revealing the perpetrator. You get to question the characters and attempt to solve the mystery. (source: Fodor's)
Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show
7508 Universal Blvd. Orlando, Fl
407-363-1985
800-393-1985