VERY fun. Good bang for your buck! Food was incredible (except the eclair). Service was quick and…read morefriendly, and so themed!! Pineapple cider was super yummy, and the other drinks were superb. The show itself is SO fascinating. the clarity on the speakers is pretty rough so you can barely make out what they're sayin but you get the gist!

My friend wanted to come here for her birthday, so we drove in from St. Pete - admittedly, this is…read moresooo not my thing. That said, I had a good time anyways. The beginning is very tourist-trappy, loads of merch and upsell opportunities. Be careful when you order a drink, each cup is a different price and it's very easy to get sold on the fun little souvenir cups. I did get a $12 9oz pour of pinot grigio though! We had front row seating, so view of the show itself was great. The food was fine, but that's to be expected. I found the tomato bisque and garlic bread to be pretty mediocre but I liked the chicken and it was fun to have to eat with my hands! The wet nap provided was useful. I skipped the corn and had a potato wedge, which was also fine. The dessert was pretty dry. The show itself was fun to watch, but I found it difficult to hear what the king and queen were saying so I'm unsure of the storytelling itself. The choreography for the jousting was great and the knights did an awesome job engaging with the crowd too!

Disney outdoes everyone when it comes to creating an immersive dining atmosphere and experience…read more The Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater is very unassuming from the outside, once you go in though, you are transported to a whole another world. What they put on screen is black and white trailers of films past. Sci-Fi edging into sci-fi horror like genre. We had: 1) Mini corn dogs - not bad! Taste like what you'd expect 2) Fried chicken sandwich - extremely heavy on the buffalo chicken, not for the faint of heart 3) Steak Frites - great with a nice chimichuri

Ordered the wings and mini corn dogs. The wings were sickly looking and the corn dogs tasted like…read morethey were microwaved and soggy. This place was fantastic when we came last year but I've seen online where it has gone downhill since and I can confirm that.

We recently went to a 9-year-old's birthday party at Pirate's Dinner Adventure and had an…read moreabsolutely fantastic experience! They had reserved a private party room, and the hospitality from the staff was exceptional from start to finish. They made our group feel welcome and took great care of both the kids and the adults throughout the event. One thing that really stood out was how much there was to do before and after the show. The kids loved watching and interacting with the pirates in the shop area, where there were sword fights and fun pirate antics that kept everyone entertained. It helped make the experience feel much bigger than just a dinner show. The show itself was incredibly entertaining. While I'll admit I wasn't paying close attention to every detail of the storyline, the talent on stage completely won me over. The singing, dancing, stunts, and overall energy of the performers were outstanding. The cast was genuinely impressive and kept me engaged the entire time. What I appreciated most was that both the children and the adults had a great time. It's not always easy to find an attraction that appeals to such a wide age range, but Pirate's Dinner Adventure pulled it off effortlessly. If you're looking for a unique birthday party venue or a fun family outing, I highly recommend it. We left with happy kids, happy parents, and lots of great memories.

If you like dinner shows, just come and check the box off! Fun show with audience participation!…read more The pirate theme is well done, and everyone stays in pirate character really well. All the drinks have pirate names. They have a pirate stuffie display to make your own pirate stuffie toys, a gold-mining area, a display of pirate weapons, and a bunch of other stuff to look at and play with. The show floor is smaller than other themed shows. So audiences are smaller, and character interaction is more frequent. Some of the lighting was a bit dated, but it works perfectly fine. (just an a/v guy in me being critical of stuff no one notices.) Lol At the start, they took some volunteers to help with the show. This is a great time to volunteer random people and pretend you know them. Like saying "pick my aunt, pick my aunt!" I didn't know that lady, however, she will always remember the good-looking guy who volunteered her on stage to make family photos and memories. The actors all did a good job. They all seemed to be having fun. Which is a great thing for this type of show! They did a good job trying to keep the kids involved. The storyline, well, it's not Disney they serve alcohol. So, I'm not really sure what the story was. I can tell you there was a mermaid, sword fighting, rope swing, and overall talent that makes me wonder how i failed at life. However, these poor souls are out at sea 7 days a week. Let's cut them a break and say awesome job, matey! The food, Can't complain. Didn't come here for a 5-star food experience. As a matter of fact, 20 minutes after sitting, the food wasn't even a priority anymore. Haha. I got the chicken. It was half an entire chicken. Like a Walmart hot rotisserie chicken. The bones pulled right out. The smashed potatoes were made in front of me by a 7ft tall pirate built like a Greek god who made eye contact while smashing these potatoes with his fist.... is how good they tasted. Would I come here again? Well, probably not, but as a group, yeah! All these dinner shows are fun stuff. Like, this shouldn't have been this fun. Go! Have a good time! Don't second-guess it. Most of the 1-star reviews are from people who wanted a hologram show that smells like Disney World, while being served by Jack Sparrow himself. Great experience! Trust me, we all wasted more on less.

Don't know why they say dinner show in the advertisement, it's quite the opposite. There was a…read moreconcession stand where you can purchase over price pizza , hot dog , and pretzels but that's about it as far as food goes. As far as the show goes it was entertaining , little corny, but the kids enjoyed themselves which is why we went. But advertising as a dinner show was pretty deceptive.

While in town I attended the show with a friend. Have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The dinner…read moreand show are a really fun way to spend an evening. You can tell that the staff are having fun, which makes the experience enjoyable. Worth a visit!

If you're looking for a fun dinner + show experience, this place is definitely worth it! I came…read morehere for a company party and ended up really enjoying the whole vibe. The show is inspired by a Chicago gang theme at Capone's Dinner & Show, and it's super entertaining from start to finish. I tried the chicken with pasta and it was honestly delicious, good portion and full of flavor. They also have a full bar, which makes it even better because you can sip your drink while enjoying the show. The atmosphere is lively and perfect for all ages, so you can bring the whole family and still have a great time. Prices are reasonable for what you get, especially with both food and entertainment included. Plus, it's conveniently located near ICON Park on International Drive. Definitely recommend if you want something different and fun for a night out! The service was exceptional

We wanted to try something different so we went for a dinner and a show. Capone's has a great price…read morepoint. We splurged on the VIP but it really wasn't necessary. You got a closer seat. That's the only perk that was taken advantage. We saw no difference in timing on seating when it came to a non packed show (the show starts exactly the same time for everyone) and we saw no difference in better drinks. We arrived as a party of 2 and they had our ticket ready at the front with the name it was booked under. We went through a cute speakeasy that takes place in Chicago. Walked to the bar to get a drink. This part was a long wait. The line was long. Someone ended up coming over and asking us what we wanted and grabbed it for us so we can sit down. We thought we were eating dinner during the show. Nope. Two separate areas. This is why when purchasing it tells you it's 6:30-10:00pm. The starters came out and they were good. Bread. Mozzarella sticks. Salads. Then the entrees came out and that was terrible. The chicken parm must have not been fresh. Frozen? The lasagna was okay. The pasta was less than ok. Everything had the same sauce actually. The food really was not good. And our bodies surely did react to eating this food. The dessert? Pass. The show was not necessarily what we thought. Think less gangster. Think more cheesy. We were engaged though and shared some laughs. Overall it was a relaxing night but it would only get a 3 - 3.5 star for the overall experience. Also if you're booking online, they don't tell you but you should bring cash to tip.

Starts early in the evening, and you're out before dark (written in May). You must make…read morereservations for this dinner and a show, but it wasn't sold out on a Saturday night with just a few days' prior calling in for tickets. The food was SO GOOD! Salad bar and rolls started us off; when the warm buffet was served, a row of tables was asked to come forward. The dinner course was amazing! Tonight we had green beans, mashed potatoes, rice pilaf, meatballs, salmon (with a delicious sauce on top), fresh carved ham and/or roast beef. I think there was chicken too, but it was temporarily not available when we went through the line. I'm sure it was great, but we were too full to return for more. Dinner is also served with a dessert. Now the play... it was adorable! We saw Becky's New Car, which was a delightful comedy. All the actors did a superb job, even Steve's understudy. Lots of laughs. It was fun how they involved the audience! I'm sure whatever play they choose to put on at this theater would be fun to see. Thanks for a wonderful evening!

We had a fabulous time where they had a live show with Elvis impersonators, and we got to sit near…read morethe front of the stage, it was great!!!

Buffet food was as expected for a Buffett dinner show for $60…read more The show was good. Lots of talent on the stage with some natives of the islands that seemed to care about sharing their culture and its traditions. The fire was entertaining and for me scary. I definitely kept my eyes on the show and was ready to head to the exit if anything went wrong. Safety was a priority which was reassuring. The water in the ladies room sink was scalding hot. Very unsafe. This is worth the price for the value of the food and entertainment.

Atmosphere and show was everything! Great staff who were on point. The performance was excellent…read more You can see the effort in everything they do. The food was alright. I was lucky enough to be in line at the buffet when they put up fresh chicken teriyaki. It wasn't even hot..?? So was the rice with mixed veggies. The macaroni salad was very sweet with sugar. Steam vegetables were alright, but definitely frozen kind. But the show was very good. Would never go for the food, but the show made it better. If the food matched the show this place would be a big point of tourism.

The show- Come from Away Which is by far one of the most…read moreheartwarming show. It brings you back to a time where people gave you the shirt off thier back, where people stood up and said let me help. The dinner theater is what you would expect in Hudson! A trip down memory lane of old Florida - you may be the youngest at the Buffett line, but what a great performance. Food changes - this evening it was roast beef - lobster bisque cod, chicken, stuffed shells, a plethora of carbs and a salad of pecans, feta and spinach son your table. Buffet food. AYCE (before the show) dessert is $ and served at intermission. Looked yummy It was a 5 star night - servers great- even the performers help out on the floor A hidden gem

They always have great shows here and the buffet and desserts are tasty. The tips which are…read moresuggested are high, but they are to help pay the actors who are also the waiters, but you don't have to give such a high tip just at least $5 per person. The place has nice lighting and tables (most seating is 4 so you will have to sit with strangers unless you come with 3 friends) which are not facing the stage, but you can turn your chairs to see the stage better. They try to get the audience to purchase season passes which are only worth it if you join with a partner since it's like 300 each minimum.

I have been wanting to go on the Barbara Lee for YEARS and we finally did it! I decided I wanted to…read morecelebrate my birthday during their Italian Night with a wine pairing. Our party ended up being 20 of us and we were able to share a unique link for purchasing tickets so our party was all linked together as one party. When we first boarded, there really wasn't any direction as to what to do or what we could do so we just sat down at our table and waited for someone. We weren't sure if we could or should go to the bar to order drinks or if we could walk around before dinner. It took a while (10+ minutes) for anyone to approach our table.) Once someone approached our table we ordered drinks and then walked around the boat. We went to the top deck to take some photos and watch the sunset before dinner started. Once dinner started we were able to go the buffet as munch as we wished. Since it was Italian night they had all Italian dishes, none of the dishes really stood out but nothing was bad. It was good, but not like wow! While eating they started pouring our wine samples. We got two red and two white samples and a sommelier talked us through each sample. After the first two samples they gave us a break to walk around, go to the bathroom, etc. I would have preferred a shorter break in the middle of dinner and more time in the beginning so that we could spend more time on the deck while the sun set. Tickets for this event were $65 and in my opinion it was worth it. We had a great time and it was something I could check of my bucket list!

"I see skies of blue and clouds of white The bright blessed…read moredays, the dark sacred nights And I think to myself...What a wonderful world" by Louis Armstrong The best lyrics for such an experience on this ship. My newly created memory is so dear to me now. Just starting from the entry of the shop to pick up tickets. The staff was so bubbly with smiles and welcoming energy to assist you once you came in. Then after receiving our tickets we got to walk around a bit to enjoy the breeze. Now 15 minutes before our sail time they started guiding everyone to their designated tables. Once we were seated we were informed of all our important safety information while aboard and locations of the restrooms. Then our server came over to take our drinks. Our table was filled with charcuterie boards with fruit and cheese with sweet tea, watermelon tea, and water available within arms reach. We had a live performance throughout the interior time. They even sung requested songs. I enjoyed watching all of the other married couples get up and dance. My husband even got me to get a dance floor for one of the songs. Lol I was so nervous but I really enjoyed it. Once the food started rolling in we started with a house salad and bread. Then we got up and walked around the ship. We took photos and watched the sunset. It was so peaceful with amazing songs playing softly in the background. Once they announced dinner was being served we headed down to our table. Now about my Savory Herb Roasted Half Chicken with a White Wine Supreme Chicken Sauce.I chef's kiss for sure. I picked mashed potatoes and corn for my sides. Anyone who knows me know I love me some corn. Lol the chicken was so juicy all the way through. Flavor was perfect from the white meat to the dark meat parts. I was so stuffed you could probably roll me off the ship afterwards. Lol I enjoyed being able to try two virgin mocktails with a carrot cake that surprised me. The dessert was so tasty and fluffy. I could barely finish it. if ypu have not given this experience a try I highly recommend it. Thank you to the captain and staff on board you guys did amazing!!

I've eaten here several times. It's great!!! The shrimp, beef, chicken, dumplings, noodles all are…read moregreat!!!

We really enjoyed this Ohana dining experience! Like all Disney table service restaurants, you…read moredefinitely want to get a reservation! If you're staying at a Disney property you can book all your dining reservations for your entire trip starting 60 days before your check-in date. This restaurant is located in the main building at the Polynesian resort which is very conveniently located on the monorail line. We were seated right at our reservation time. The dining room is large and bustling. The tables are close together, so there is not a ton of privacy. Our server was very friendly and helpful and explained that this is an "all you care to enjoy" dining experience which in Disney language means they will keep bringing you more food if you want it. I tried the Mai Tai cocktail (included with the dining plan) which was a truly authentic, tasty, and strong drink! You start with a platter of their famous Ohana noodles and other small items like gyoza and chicken wings. The famous noodles are truly very good and wonderfully flavored. Next they will bring you a platter of assorted entree items including shrimp, beef, and chicken. The beef was tender and a nice and flavorful sauce, but I actually enjoyed the chicken more which was a thin and flavorful grilled boneless breast. Again, you can ask for more of anything you want until you are full! The dessert is the Ohana pineapple bread pudding with ice cream which was a delicious and unique take on the standard bread pudding. The pineapple really added unique flavor and texture to the dish. Overall, this was a great dining experience! We look forward to returning on our next visit!