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The 15 most popular dinner shows around Orlando, from the theme-park gates out to the spring runs and the Space Coast. Prices, run times and who to book each one with.
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Dinner Show blends improv comedy and magic with unlimited hand-tossed pizza, drinks, and optional WonderWorks access.
Most Popular“Food and drinks service excellent and I’d advise getting there 30 mins before start time. Comedian good and engaging with crowd although more suited to 10+ year olds than anyone any younger. Good value for money.”
Drawn to Life at Disney Springs blends Cirque du Soleil acrobatics with Disney storytelling. Family-friendly show, mobile tickets, 90 minutes.
“Wonderful show with entertaining performances by various companies which combined nicely for an enjoyable and at times heart pounding performance.”
Sail into an Orlando pirate dinner show on a Spanish galleon replica with a 3-course meal, interactive stunts, and a dance party.
Orlando’s Sleuth’s Mystery Dinner Show blends a 2-course dinner, unlimited drinks, and a comedy *whodunnit* with audience participation.
“This was funny and cute. Great for families and groups of friends. Service at dinner was excellent. I would only caution parents of young children under 12. Young children may not get it.”
Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau dinner show: buffet dinner, live music, Polynesian dance, and Samoan fire knife finale.
“This was so much fun the people were so nice, the food was great and the interaction with the people was cool my kids had so much fun. 10/10 recommend.”
A 3-hour Titanic First Class Dinner Gala in Orlando with a 3-course meal, cast-led reenactment, and a tour of the artifact galleries.
“Great experience … informative and entertaining cast members. Displays of the artifacts and history were very good.”
Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau with dinner and live show: lei greeting, buffet, hula and Samoan fire-knife stunts in 2 hours.
Orlando medieval dinner show with a 4-course feast, color-coded tournament, and expert jousting and sword work in a King arena.
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Orlando: a 3-hour castle show with four-course feast, jousting, and cheering for your knight.
“A super fun and immersive time! We cheered our red knight on until we couldn’t cheer anymore! (He did not win.) Food was flavorful and in large portions. Allowed take home plates if unable to finish! Our waitress was wonderful, attentive, funny with bubbly personality! (Thanks, Jess!).”
Pirates Dinner Adventure in Orlando combines a 90-minute interactive pirate stunt show with a 3-course dinner and soda, aboard a ship in an indoor lagoon.
“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 mixes audience participation, magic, and unlimited pizza and drinks.
See Cirque du Soleil Drawn to Life at Disney Springs. 90 minutes of acrobatics, music, and Disney animation magic for $109.
Orlando speakeasy murder mystery dinner at Teatro Martini with secret-passage entry, interactive acting, and a three-course meal. 2 hours.
“Fun show and dinner experience. Wasn’t sure what to expect but the actors were great. Actors are very interactive before show and during intermission which elevated the experience.”
Teatro Martini Orlando dinner show on International Drive: 3-course meal, unlimited soda, and interactive circus-comedy acts for ~3 hours.
“Show was fun. Food was good. Cashier never heard of Viator and was reluctant to let us in. Bad start”
A family-friendly Polynesian Fire Luau in Orlando with buffet dinner, live music, and a Samoan fire-knife finale.
“Family friendly. All the staff go out of their way to give you a good time. Exceptional talent. Beautiful decor. Food was good but nothing special.”
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