Orlando · DINNER SHOWS & CIRQUE
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Jousting knights, swashbuckling pirates, a Polynesian fire luau, a mystery to solve over your meal. Orlando does dinner as a spectacle, and this page lines up the best shows: what is on the plate, how long the show runs, which suit young kids versus a date night, and what a seat costs.
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Dinner Show mixes improv comedy, interactive magic, and unlimited pizza and drinks. Optional WonderWorks and laser tag.
“This is a great family fun experience. The magician/comedian does a fantastic job and it’s a great show for all ages!”
Drawn to Life at Disney Springs blends Cirque du Soleil acrobatics with Disney magic. Plan a great 90-minute family night in Orlando.
“The show was non-stop action! Great storyline and glad we made the trip to see it. I highly recommend spending time at The Cirque!”
Pirate action meets dinner on an 18th-century galleon replica in Orlando, with an interactive show, 3-course meal, and a dance party.
“I was disappointed witht the parking fee revelataion after we entered the building. We probably would have paid it anyway but it was just popped on us, especially since we entered in (lead by google maps) to the back gate. The pictures were way over priced so we did not even consider them. I'd suggest a re-vamp of that concept. All digital photos for say $30.00. You could pre-sale. I think that you'd get more business. The main street area seems more of a pack in room. Find a way to double it and spend so omoney to emprove the ambience. That being said, the show was great. The actors…”
Solve a whodunit while you dine in Orlando. Unlimited drinks, rotating comedy mysteries, and audience sleuth roles at Sleuth’s dinner show.
“Bring cash for tips. Paid on line. Felt embarrassed unable to leave a cash tip. Sorry Nothing else was wrong. This site is annoying. I have no further issues. Can I move on?”
An air-conditioned Polynesian fire luau in Orlando with buffet dinner, live music, cultural dances, and a Samoan fire-knife finale.
“The host of the show informed us that the dinner show had been active for 5 months. This was a great dinner show. It was an interactive show with a lot of crowd participation. My family thoroughly enjoyed it. I rated it as 4 only because the food was very basic. It was edible but nothing to brag about.”
Orlando Titanic First Class Gala Dinner: artifact exhibition tour, 3-course meal, Molly Brown reenactment, and beer/wine included.
“Well worth the time and money if you are looking for something different to do away from the parks. The talented cast created a memorable time from start to finish and took the time needed to answer any questions participants had. The evening was well timed, dinner was delicious, and we left truly feeling that the lives and legacy of those who experienced that fateful night, were not lost.”
Orlando’s Polynesian Fire Luau pairs a buffet dinner with Samoan fire knife stunts, hula, and live Polynesian music in 2 hours.
“The food was excellent! The people were friendly, helpful and always smiling. The music during dinner was very enjoyable and the MC was a laugh a minute with history mixed into great music and dancing. The fire show was exhilarating.”
Medieval Times in Orlando pairs a 4-course feast with a 2-hour live tournament, color-coded rooting, and top-notch horse and sword action.
“Great went with friends & Spouse, their first and mine & husband 3rd enjoying it every time!”
Step into an Orlando medieval-style castle for a 2-hour live tournament plus a 4-course feast served family-style without silverware.
“WOW! Very cool experience, very professional knights, some great fights both on and off the horses. Impressive arena and, of course, our knight won the tournament. There is also a three course dinner that comes with it and it is delicious. Great evening.”
Interactive Pirates Dinner Adventure in Orlando: a 90-minute pirate stunt show on an indoor ship, plus a 3-course meal and soft drinks.
“Great show with high energy and a huge amount of food. We really enjoyed the audience participation.”
Tony Brent’s Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks Orlando: unlimited pizza, drinks, and interactive mind-reading fun.
“The whole experience was soooo much fun. The food never stopped coming, the drink never stopped coming and the magic was brilliant”
Kissimmee’s Old Town day pass pairs the Ferris wheel, Mortem Manor haunted house, and dinner at A&W or Nathan’s Famous.
Disney animation meets Cirque du Soleil in a 90-minute show at Disney Springs, with acrobatics, music, and a story about Julie.
Orlando speakeasy-style murder mystery dinner with early doors, secret passage seating, and a three-course prix fixe show.
“Expect good light hearted acting and singing. Interesting plot and location. Food was decent. Service was slow. Not sure if it was just our server or not, but was very inefficient not writing orders down etc. (though very nice and tried hard, so it wasn’t horrible).”
Cruise the St. Johns River from Sanford on the Barbara-Lee paddlewheeler with live entertainment and a made-to-order lunch or dinner.
“Wonderful cruise. Saw a beautiful sunset and the food and service was great. We highly recommend this cruise!”
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