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Dinner Theater · $$
9067 International Drive, Orlando
“We attended the show tonight and it was AMAZING. The magic was grea, the jokes were fantastic. 100% added to out must do's. Can't thank you enough for a wonderful evening 😊”
Dinner Theater · $$$
4510 Fort Wilderness Trail, Lake Buena Vista
“Awesome food amazing staff great all Around”
Dinner Theater · $$$
6400 Carrier Drive, Orlando
“This was a fantastic show!! Incredible talent and so much fun!!”
Dinner Theater
5250 International Drive, Orlando
“Wonderful show. Loved seeing the classic American cars. Z was AMAZING????. The variety of songs he could sing. The food, delish????. We had the steak meal. The servers were very pleasant. Host upgraded our seats to VIP where we sat in a car. Very comfortable, thank you for that. And the ???? player killed it. Would recommend all day. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”
Dinner Theater · $$
5250 International Dr E4, Orlando
“Food was good. Big portions. We were VIP and had seats in front row. Comedy and funny! Fingers was great! Bunny and the rest of them very good. We enjoyed it.”
Dinner Theater · $$$
6400 Carrier Drive, Orlando
“very interactive with adults and kids! we just came from a show. the pirate actors are very amazing at what they do”
Dinner Theater · $$$$
6300 Hollywood Way, Orlando
“Having attended authentic luaus in Hawaii, I came in with incredibly high expectations—and this experience absolutely delivered. The entire cast and service staff brought their absolute A-game. A standout moment was watching one of the young teenage performers; he had the brightest, most infectious smile I’ve seen on a teen in a long time (and as a parent of teenagers myself, I know how rare that is!). His genuine joy during the guest interaction segments was wonderful to watch. Additionally, the female dancers were mesmerizing—their grace, smiles, and choreography truly stole the show. The evening was nearly perfect, save for two areas that need improvement. First, the arrival process was highly disorganized. Aside from a single directional sign, there was no clear guidance on where to stand or how the line worked. Second, as someone with a severe peanut allergy, I was incredibly disappointed to discover that the Mai Tais carry a cross-contamination risk due to the specific syrup used. I highly urge management to reconsider this ingredient choice so that allergy sufferers can safely enjoy this classic island cocktail.”