ORLANDO
Orlando’s best days out.
The 14 most popular dining experiences in Orlando, with prices, run times and who you book through. The standouts worth building a day around, and what each one actually gets you.
The Outta Control Magic Dinner Show in Orlando pairs improv comedy and audience magic with unlimited pizza and drinks, plus optional WonderWorks and Laser Tag.
Most Popular“Wonderful mix of Magic & Comedy. Comedian/Magician was entertaining and gracious. Food was adequate - plenty of it but pizza a bit underdone.”
Pirates Adventure dinner show in Orlando with an interactive pirate plot, 3-course meal, unlimited soft drinks, and a post-show dance party.
“Thought the show was great. Our older granddaughters enjoyed the interaction , food was good , if we get back down we would see it again. Would recommend to others especially with children. They always love to be pirates”
Solve a whodunit over a 2-course dinner in Orlando. Unlimited beer, wine and soda, plus comedy and 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 with Polynesian dance, live music, and a Samoan fire-knife finale for about two hours.
“Dinner was a buffet-average food. Show began with some songs followed by a MC describing different cultures. Hula dancers were good. They involved the audience (men) in the act-time filler. Fire was the best act at the end. Asking for tips at the end was a bit disturbing since the tickets were $75 each.”
Orlando’s Titanic First Class dinner gala with artifact galleries, Molly Brown reenactment, and a 3-course meal with beer and wine.
“If you are hearing challenged, don't bother. The actors and actresses were quite good, but with no microphones, some background music and British accents, I could not hear/understand most of what was said except the lady who played Molly Brown. My wife had excellent hearing and she did ok. Viator did not seem to offer…”
Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau with dinner and live show: lei greeting, Pacific dance, fire poi and knife stunts, buffet and parking.
“I had such a great time. I was seated up front and didn't miss a thing. This was a buffet and we were told that we could go back through the line. there was so much food. this is also an interactive show. Participants were chosen to go on stage. not only was this informative…”
Orlando’s Medieval Times Dinner Show pairs a four-course feast with two hours of jousting and falconry inside a castle arena.
“Eat with hands, the showing engaged the children, and they had a blast. Being able to root for a night who was jousting was just pure fun.”
Pirates Dinner Adventure Orlando mixes a 3-course meal with an interactive pirate stunt show on an indoor galleon set.
“Super interactive and everyone was part of the show! It was stunts a musical and some Cirque du Soleil! Fun for the entire group!”
Outta Control Magic at WonderWorks Orlando pairs an interactive comedy-magician show with unlimited pizza and drinks. Family friendly.
“Very funny. The show itself lasts an hour. It was listed as an hour and half event. Very funny and lots of audience participation.”
A 2-hour speakeasy-style murder mystery dinner in Orlando with early secret-passage entry, a prix-fixe meal, and lively audience interaction.
“Arrive 1 hour before the show so you have time for drinks and casino games. Parking is free, but you may want to leave extra tips.”
3-hour St. Johns River dinner cruise from Sanford on the paddlewheeler Barbara-Lee: live entertainment and made-to-order lunch or dinner.
“Our cruise was canceled the day before we were to go no reason given to why it was canceled not good business”
Enjoy a 3-course Señor Frogs lunch or dinner in Orlando with drinks, guaranteed skip-the-line seating, and live fiesta entertainment.
“A really great value to add to our trip! Make sure to call ahead after booking your prepaid dinner/lunch package to reserve your spot at the location you plan to visit and it's well worth it to plan ahead and have dinner plans prepaid and the fun atmosphere!”
Teatro Martini Orlando is a 3-hour dinner show on International Drive with a 3-course meal, unlimited soda, and interactive variety acts.
“I bought this experience for my parents 50th wedding anniversary about three months ago. We are traveling with a five month old, so before we came down to Orlando. I called the restaurant to verify that an infant would be a part of the expeRead more”
Enjoy a 3-hour St. Johns River lunch or dinner cruise in Sanford on the Barbara-Lee sternwheeler, with made-to-order entrees and great views.
“The boat is very nice with a lot of great viewing on all decks. The menu had many great choices and the ones we picked were very good. The optional drinks were very good with many to choose from. We would take this cruise again.”
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