ORLANDO
Central Florida’s best days out.
The 12 top-rated show tours 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“Great musician!!! Wonderful show Enjoyed the pizza and salad They accommodated gluten free lactose free diet Great service Phillip Kaiser was amazing!!”
Board a Spanish galleon for an interactive pirate dinner show with a 3-course meal, unlimited soft drinks, and post-show dancing.
“We really enjoyed the show! However, at the beginning, one of the staff members gave us a hard time about booking through an outside party and insisted that I needed to call a number to reserve my spot. It was confusing and felt unnecessary. Thankfully, we were able to get seated, and our names were…”
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 not bad, the show was definitely worth it! The dancing, music & comedy was so fun, & the fire dancing was amazing!”
Orlando’s Polynesian Fire Luau pairs a lei greeting, buffet dinner, and Samoan fire-knife show in a lively 2-hour night.
“I truly enjoyed it all. All the guys and girls were excellent!!!”
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.
“Really great show and lovely servers. Expensive drinks at the bar and food was nice but veggie option was only okay. The corn on the cob and garlic bread was delicious! Really fun and exciting atmosphere. Our experience certainly exceeded expectations. The server was extremely grateful for the tip which was nice. (In my experience…”
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Orlando pairs a four-course feast with a two-hour live jousting show, free parking, and mobile tickets.
“First time and was so much fun . Food was good . Only wish would got bread with soup . Get there early to get picture and look around . I would upgrade if possible to get better seats and free pictures .”
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.
“The performers were excellent and they involved the audience in their show. Food was good. The show was @ 2 hrs.”
Orlando’s Outta Control Magic Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks: Tony Brent’s interactive magic, laughs, and unlimited pizza plus drinks.
“Very funny. The show itself lasts an hour. It was listed as an hour and half event. Very funny and lots of audience participation.”
Orlando speakeasy murder mystery dinner: arrive early for secret-passage entry, enjoy a three-course prix fixe, and join the interactive show.
“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.”
An Orlando dinner-and-show evening on International Drive with interactive circus-style acts, a 3-course meal, and unlimited soda.
“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”
Titanic Teatime Show Orlando is a 2–3 hour $70 three-course luncheon with tea, music, and Titanic artifacts, timed at 12:30.
“The food is not good. A confusing experience. The music was nice. Just silly "rules" and not well-run. Bad food! You can overlook a lot, if it at least tasted good. It all seems like Walmart bakery items, and one item we couldn't figure out what it was. The shuffling around afterward and abrupt end…”
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