If you are still full of energy after a day of experiencing rides, then you can get out of the Disney zone and try the dinner-theater scene of Orlando. These dinner shows are intended for family audiences; hence it is mostly centered on satisfying the kids. Read More..

This is considered to be the most popular dinner show of Disney, located in Pioneer Hall - Fort Wilderness. So if you want to get good seats, pay for your reservation as early as possible. Advance purchase is allowed for at least 90 to up to 180 days in advance of show dates. The tickets are priced in tier which means the closer you want to be in the action the higher the amount of payment would be. Read More..

This is second to the popularity of Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. This dinner show is like a neighborhood party only a lot bigger. Celebrate the spirit of aloha, as your senses feast on Tahitian, Samoan, Hawaiian and Polynesian inspired singer, dancers, drummers while devouring their tropical menu. Read More..

To enjoy a night of pure ballet go to the Orlando Ballet at 1111 N Orange Ave Orlando. Once upon a time they were called the Southern Ballet Theater and are currently celebrating their 35th season. For this year their repertoire includes: Read More..

For lovers of opera visit hear the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra on their Super Series season. The orchestra presents diverse performances of classics and pop influenced concerts all year round. If you want to hear their music and watch ballet at the same time you can do so as they perform along with the Orlando Ballet. Read More..

If you cannot get enough of Broadway, you can get the finest shows rights here in Orlando try visiting the Broadway Across America - Orlando series located at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre at 401 West Livingston Street Orlando, FL 32801. There shows for this season include the following: Read More..

The Orlando Shakespeare Theater's 2009 season offers a mix of plays that will appeal to all theater-goers. To check their season performances visit: Read More..

On September 17, 1948 the Mount Dora Theatre Company was born. The dwellers of Mount Dora decided to develop a little theater it was met with a lot of enthusiasm so on the very same night elected their officers. They decided to transform an abandoned ice plant to a theater house. Although it took a lot of work the acoustic was perfect. Read More..

Discount coupons to the dinner shows can often be found inside tourist magazines that are distributed in gas stations and tourist information centers you'll also find them in many non-Disney hotel lobbies and sometimes in the listed websites. Read More..