 Medieval Times
Be loyal to your honor while dining at Medieval Times. Every show is expertly performed and has a
riveting plot. The show begins with a tournament of skill introduced by the king and princess. The knights are introduced and you are given a colored crown telling you which knight to cheer for. After the tournament as part of the tournament, an intense jousting competition takes place to entertain the audience. The victor is determined but there is much more to be done before being rewarded...
The food is served straight from the 11th century meaning there is no silverware but plenty of napkins. The food consists of a beverage, then soup, garlic bread, a chicken, spare rib, seasoned potato, and a pastry. Enjoy the feast, and relish the competition as you redeem your
discount Medieval Time tickets for an excellent evening.
 Arabian Nights
A majestic horse show every night at
Arabian Nights. This show boasts being the number 1 dinner show in the world. The show is filled with colorful costumes, characters, and horses. In fact, the show is about a wedding with an
Arabic setting. The entire show treats the guests as though they were guests of honor at the princess's wedding. But the night isn't going to go as planned as there is an uninvited guest breaking in to prevent the union. Luckily the Prince can summon the Black Stallion to help him defeat this
brigand.
As for the food at the wedding, you have start with salad and move into your choice of New York Strip Steak, Black Angus Steak, Grilled Chicken, or Chicken Tenders with gravy or vegetable lasagna. All food is served with a side of garlic mashed
potatoes, vegetable medley, and rolls with your drink of choice. And what wedding would be complete without a slice of
the wedding cake for dessert? Get swept away at Arabian Nights using your discount ticket.
 Dixie Stampede
Dixie Stampede has a very homely feel. And that means down home country. Other dinner theater shows can say they have horses, but the
Dixie Stampede has a show centered around the horses and even some ostriches. The show includes magic, stunt riding, ostrich races, and live buffalo. With a very family driven focus, the show requires audience participation and is often driven by it. Go country for a night and enjoy the horses.
As per true country style, Dixie Stampede provides guests with a full four course meal including a whole chicken, pork loin, con on the cob, homemade biscuit, a seasoned potato, vegetable soup, your choice of beverage, and the Dixie Stampede Specialty Dessert. Eat country, watch country, and as if you were that lookin' quakin' duck, be country at Dixie Stampede.
 Pirates Dinner Adventure
The painstaking attention to making the audience part of the show does not go unnoticed at the Pirate Dinner Adventure. The dining area you will be sitting in, is in fact, a ship. A scale replica of a pirate ship is anchored inside an immense indoor lagoon which the show uses to its fullest. You, and your friends, sit in your own ship also floating in the lagoon, and cheer for your mascot pirate throughout the night. The show thrives on audience participation so much so that 150 guests will be thrown into pirate costumes themselves and be part of the show. Even the children get involved by rowing their ship around the lagoon in a race or boarding the pirate ship to defeat the pirate captain.
Ah food, keeps a strong pirate going. At
Pirates Dinner Adventure you have your choice of a land-lubber meal or a seafood feast. So you can have chicken, pork, and salad, or lobster, and shrimp, and rice. These also come with red potatoes and mixed vegetables. But the little seafarers have a meal just for them on the menu as well. And like other dinner shows, the feature a specialty dessert for every guest.
 Polynesian Luau
Directly from Sea World, the Makahiki Luau is a celebration of the Polynesian culture.. The show involves a full train of dancers performing hula and fire twirling to name two of the events. The audience can also join in and learn to hula or just impress their friends. An epic evening enjoying the richness that is evident in Polynesian culture and dining.
All food is in a banquet that you can take from as much as you like. All food is also sampled from the the south
Caribbean cuisine that inspired the
Polynesian
Luau show.
 Sleuths Mystery
Murder and mayhem and a body's weight in comedy are at
Sleuths Mystery. Be sure to get a cheap ticket and catch any one of the over twelve performances. Each show is a whodunit mystery which needs the keen eyes of the audience to solve. But it may be difficult to watch the suspicious characters when they are constantly making jokes and pushing your eyes toward the other
humorous would-be suspects. One lucky member of the audience may get to have a cameo
appearance in the shows as well. Sleuths Mystery brings the essence of dinner theater to life on three of their stages every night.
The food is befitting that of a murder mystery and the menu consists of three meals. Cornish game hen and stuffing, a prime rib dinner, or a four cheese lasagna dish. And mysteriously enough, a mystery dessert appears after each meal. Crackers and a signature cheese spread are served throughout the night.
 Tony N Tina's
"It's a wedding to remember!" According to the New York Post, and just because it is in Orlando doesn't mean it is any less memorable.
Tony
n' Tina's Wedding is a true comedy off
Broadway performance for you and your friends. You are the family of Tony and Tina as they get married. Everyone is outrageous and just like a real family, everyone has their quirks.
Laugh at your professionally trained relatives while one mishap occurs after the next. Be dressed for a wedding though because the mother of the bride does not take kindly to people that don't respect the joyous occasion of her daughter.
On the menu is a very elegant meal sampling of champagne, bread, salad, pasta, and dessert. As the friends and
family of the betrothed, you can expect your portion of the wedding cake for that dessert.
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