ORLANDO
Orlando’s best days out.
The 8 most popular dinner shows 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“Show was great, price was right, food was cheap pizza and salad with free wine and beer. There is a reasonably priced menu for add-ons. Early show on Sunday was packed, a lot of locals at the show.”
Pirates Adventure dinner show in Orlando with an interactive pirate plot, 3-course meal, unlimited soft drinks, and a post-show dance party.
“So cute, a new and fun way to spend the new year or any special event/birthday”
Solve a whodunit over a 2-course dinner in Orlando. Unlimited beer, wine and soda, plus comedy and audience participation.
“The entire cast was amazing! Interactive, comical, and delicious dinner/dessert! Plus unlimited drinks. Great time! Will definitely go back.”
Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau dinner show with Polynesian dance, live music, and a Samoan fire-knife finale for about two hours.
“Food was buffet, and fairly good!! Entertainment and dancing was amazing, the announcer was quite humorous as well.”
Orlando’s Medieval Times Dinner Show pairs a four-course feast with two hours of jousting and falconry inside a castle arena.
“Costumes are beautiful colors and the horses are gorgeous and they do a lot of different things. Food was good, chicken was moist and not dry at all, a bit to spicy on the seasoning for me as was the potato and corn, but I can’t handle spicy food at all so that’s my take…”
Outta Control Magic at WonderWorks Orlando pairs an interactive comedy-magician show with unlimited pizza and drinks. Family friendly.
“It was absolutely amazing! Kids and I loved it! We actually became apart of the act. This guy is pretty funny. Pizza was really good too. You have to visit this place if you’re in area to see how wonder-works.”
A 2-hour speakeasy-style murder mystery dinner in Orlando with early secret-passage entry, a prix-fixe meal, and lively audience interaction.
“We went to the venue and found that they had the wrong meal plan selected with this order. We tried to tell them several times that we did not order pasta but the waiter insisted that this was our order. We informed him would not have chosen pasta as we are diabetic. He didnt say…”
Teatro Martini Orlando is a 3-hour dinner show on International Drive with a 3-course meal, unlimited soda, and interactive variety acts.
“the voucher said it starts at 8:30 and for us to call to confirm dinner meals, so I called to confirm dinner meals on the day of the show and I specifically asked what time we should be there and the tour operator said between 8 and 8:30. We geRead more”
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