In case you are staying in Orlando with an extended period of energy, you're thinking about going for a break through the theme parks. It is possible to wind up walking five miles per day essentially in the parks! Some families love to take a day off to see resort amenities, do a little shopping around Orlando, and luxuriate in a nice family dinner. Luckily, Orlando offers three major dinner shows that turn out to be tremendous values for families interested in a fast paced feast.
Exactly what can I expect?
Dinner shows in Orlando can be unique. Though they were not invented here, they sure have been perfected in Orlando. Unlike many dinner shows across the country, these shows are permanent and don't change depending on the season. Audience participation is inspired; don't be afraid to acquire vocal!
Where to go...
Based on the makeup of your respective party, you should take each venue's theme into consideration to make your final decision.
Arabian Nights
This family-oriented dinner show features a cast of over fifty beautiful horses in an indoor 25-act equestrian show. Voted #1 dinner show repeatedly, Arabian Nights has established a unique niche as being a fantastic venue. Some past awards include: 2001 Best Romantic Restaurant, 1999 Golden Palm Award, 1999 Florida Living Magazine, 1995 Odyssey Award, Best Dinner Show, plus more. Reservations are required.
Middle ages Dinner and Tournament
This dinner show transports guests to the medieval era. While guests enjoy a multi-course feast, eaten without utensils, a cast of 100 knights on horseback be involved in an interactive show kids and teenagers especially will relish. The show carries a lighthearted storyline filled with authentic jousting matches, and hand-to-hand combat. Reservations are expected.
Pirates Dinner Adventure
This Broadway-quality show is presented with an enormous, fully-rigged pirate's ship. The elaborate set supplies the backdrop doing his thing, romance, and comedy; all of this when you dine on authentic Caribbean cuisine. Relive enough time of swashbuckling pirates around the rough seas!
An exceptional value
If you have the time, it is strongly suggested you go through one or more of those shows. You'll spend an average of $15-$20 per person in a decent restaurant anyway, for the comparable amount; why don't you immerse yourself in the total nighttime entertainment experience?
