Best Dinner Shows In Orlando Florida

Best Dinner Shows In Orlando Florida

Dinner shows are an Orlando tradition. After a long day at the parks, a show that serves dinner while the entertainment unfolds solves two problems at once, and the city has more variety than almost anywhere: Polynesian fire dancers, interactive murder mysteries, magic, comedy and relaxed dinner cruises on the St. Johns River.

The ranked list below includes every dinner show and evening entertainment experience near Orlando you can book on Viator, sorted by traveler rating and review volume. Further down, we also cover the long-running dinner theaters that sell tickets directly, so you can compare every option.

  • 8 dinner shows compared
  • From $25
  • Avg rating 4.5 (659 reviews)
  • Typical length 2 hours

Compare the top 4

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  1. The Magic Show by America's Got Talent Finalist Drew Thomas exclusively at Grande Lakes Orlando The Ritz-Carlton JW Marriott Grande Lakes

    1. Magic Show by AGT Finalist Drew Thomas - Grande Lakes Orlando

    5.0 (55 reviews)Rated 5.0 out of 5
    • Orlando, Florida
    • 1 hr 15 min
    • From $49.99 per person

    An evening of wonder awaits at "The Magic Show," featuring Drew Thomas, a finalist from America’s Got Talent. This captivating performance combines mind-bending magic, large-scale illusions, and humor, creating an electrifying atmosphere that blurs the lines between reality and illusion.

    Why it made our list

    • Rated 5.0 out of 5 by 55 travelers
    • Takes about 1 hr 15 min
  2. Polynesian Fire Luau in Orlando

    2. Polynesian Fire Luau in Orlando

    4.8 (26 reviews)Rated 4.8 out of 5
    • Orlando, Florida
    • 2 hours
    • From $74.54 per person

    Escape to Polynesia in air conditioned comfort. Polynesian fire Is an amazing luau dinner show experience that you and your family will not soon forget.

    Why it made our list

    • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 26 travelers
    • Free cancellation available
    • Flagged by Viator for excellent quality
    • Takes about 2 hours
  3. This is The Teatro Martini

    3. Speakeasy Murder Mystery Dinner Show in Orlando

    4.5 (95 reviews)Rated 4.5 out of 5
    • Orlando, Florida
    • 2 hours
    • From $88 per person

    Step into the roaring 1920s and immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening at The Speakeasy Murder & Other Acts of Prohibition in Orlando, Florida. The night kicks off with an electrifying atmosphere reminiscent of a New York nightclub, featuring lively music, comfortable seating, and a menu of delicious food...

    Why it made our list

    • Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 95 travelers
    • Free cancellation available
    • Flagged by Viator for excellent quality
    • Takes about 2 hours
  4. The Barbara-Lee with passengers

    4. St. Johns River Lunch and Dinner Cruises in Sanford, Florida

    4.1 (40 reviews)Rated 4.1 out of 5
    • Orlando, Florida
    • 3 hours
    • From $71 per person

    Set sail on the St. Johns River aboard the elegant Sternwheeler Barbara-Lee for a delightful 3-hour dining experience.

    Why it made our list

    • Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 40 travelers
    • Free cancellation available
    • Private option for your group only
    • Takes about 3 hours

How to choose the best dinner shows in Orlando

For families with kids

Luaus, magic shows and the big themed dinner theaters are the safest picks for kids. They are loud, colorful and interactive, and menus usually include kid-friendly options.

For couples and adults

Murder mystery shows, comedy clubs and cabaret-style revues lean toward grown-up humor, and dinner cruises are a quieter, more romantic evening. Check age guidance before booking with teens.

Long-running dinner theaters

Orlando is also home to well-known dinner theaters that sell tickets directly rather than through Viator, including Medieval Times in Kissimmee, Pirates Dinner Adventure and Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows near International Drive. Check their official websites for showtimes and prices.

What the ticket includes

Most dinner show tickets include a set menu and non-alcoholic drinks. Alcohol, upgraded seating, tax and gratuity are often extra, so read the inclusions before you compare prices.

Good to know before you book

  • Arrive 30 to 60 minutes early for check-in and seating.
  • Tell the venue about dietary restrictions when you book.
  • Seats closer to the stage often mean more audience participation.
  • Most shows run about two hours including dinner.

How we rank

We compare every dinner show near Orlando listed on Viator and rank them with a weighted score that balances the average traveler rating with the number of reviews, so a small number of perfect scores cannot outrank thousands of consistent ones. Listings Viator flags as low quality or inactive are excluded, and near-duplicate listings are grouped. Prices and ratings update each time we refresh our data. We may earn a commission when you book, which never affects the ranking. See our disclosure.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a dinner show in Orlando cost?

Bookable dinner shows near Orlando currently start from $25 per person, and the typical starting price is about $71. Prices vary by date, group size and what is included, so check the booking page for your dates.

What is the best dinner show in Orlando?

Based on traveler ratings and review volume, our top pick right now is Magic Show by AGT Finalist Drew Thomas - Grande Lakes Orlando, rated 5.0 out of 5 from 55 reviews.

What is the best dinner show in Orlando for families?

Families usually love luaus with fire dancers, magic shows and the large themed dinner theaters like Medieval Times and Pirates Dinner Adventure, which are built around audience participation.

How much does a dinner show in Orlando cost?

Prices vary by show, seating and season. The starting prices for bookable shows are listed above, and most include dinner and soft drinks, with alcohol and upgrades extra.

Are Orlando dinner shows worth it?

For most visitors, yes. You get dinner and a full evening of entertainment in one ticket, and it is an easy plan after a long theme park day.