ORLANDO
Central Florida’s best days out.
The 15 top-rated dinner shows in and around Orlando. Real prices, real run times and the operator behind each one, so you can lock in the right day out in a couple of minutes.
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Dinner Show pairs improv comedy with unlimited pizza and drinks, with optional WonderWorks and Laser Tag.
Most Popular“Come 1/2 hour early to get served food and drinks. We got there at the reservation time and had to split our group and are when 30 minutes later.”
Drawn to Life at Disney Springs mixes Cirque du Soleil acrobatics with Disney animation magic. 90 minutes, mobile tickets.
“All parts were incredible. The story never overpowered the performances and more importantly the performing acts never took away from the story but truly enriched the depth of the story. There were laughable and emotional moments throughout. A wonderful evening worth more than the price of admission!”
Board a Spanish galleon for an interactive pirate dinner show with a 3-course meal, unlimited soft drinks, and post-show dancing.
“nothing to improve. everything was great from the delicious food to the excellent story”
Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show Orlando pairs a whodunnit comedy with a 2-course dinner and unlimited drinks for about 2.5 hours.
“Make sure to pay attention to ALL DETAILS no matter how small they seem from the minute you walk in the door even before the show begins!”
Orlando Polynesian Fire Luau dinner show with live music, buffet dinner, Polynesian dance, and a Samoan fire knife finale in about 2 hours.
“food was ok nothing stand out just average. the place was verry clean employees were verry nice show was a little corny but was entertaining and at times funny.”
Titanic First Class Dinner Gala in Orlando pairs a 3-course first-class meal with live cast reenactments, Captains Cocktail Party, and artifact galleries.
“I would not recommend this dinner show to anyone. We were disappointed with the entire experience. We purchased our tickets through Viator and were not given a choice on dinner. The person at check in told us that we would all be served chicken but he was going to "see" if steak or anything else…”
Orlando’s Polynesian Fire Luau pairs a lei greeting, buffet dinner, and Samoan fire-knife show in a lively 2-hour night.
“Super great experience in Florida, the staff was amazing. We had the opportunity to visit Hawaii last year and this Luao brought us very beautiful memories. Thank you ♥️”
Medieval Times Dinner and Show in Kissimmee pairs a Hall of Arms tour, a 4-course feast, and a 2-hour knight tournament in an arena.
“Show was great even though I thought the red team should have won LOL. We enjoyed the show and our server was outstanding.”
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Orlando pairs a four-course feast with a two-hour live jousting show, free parking, and mobile tickets.
“This was an enjoyable experience for the entire family. The show and the food was great. We were very pleased.”
A 90-minute interactive pirate stunt show on a ship stage, paired with a three-course dinner and soda included in Orlando for about $63.
“Great Dinner Theater. Food was great. It was difficult to understand the actors. Overall, a fun event.”
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks: Tony Brent’s interactive magic, laughs, and unlimited pizza plus drinks.
“Food was good. Comedy act was funny and included people in the audience. Fun for all ages.”
See Cirque du Soleil’s Drawn to Life at Disney Springs: 90 minutes of acrobatics, music, and Disney-style animation for families.
Orlando speakeasy murder mystery dinner: arrive early for secret-passage entry, enjoy a three-course prix fixe, and join the interactive show.
“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.”
An Orlando dinner-and-show evening on International Drive with interactive circus-style acts, a 3-course meal, and unlimited soda.
“Show was fun. Food was good. Cashier never heard of Viator and was reluctant to let us in. Bad start”
Polynesian Fire Luau in Orlando: air-conditioned island-style show with buffet dinner, live music, and 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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