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DISNEY DINNER SHOWS
Disney's three dinner shows sell out early, so make your reservation for these up to 180
days in advance; you can cancel up to 48 hours in advance with no penalty. They are each
held at a Disney resort, include beer and wine, and do not require theme park admission.
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
COMEDY
derness Trail, Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort; adult $55-70, child $28-36;
4pm, 6:15pm & 8:30pm
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Nineteenth-century vaudeville show at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort, with ribs de-
livered to your table in metal buckets, corny jokes, and the audience singing along to
'Hokey Pokey' and 'My Darling Clementine.' This is one of Disney's longest-running shows
and is great fun, once you grab your washboard and get into the spirit of it all.
Mickey's Backyard Barbecue
COMEDY
Wilderness Trail, Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort; adult $50-60, child $36-40;
6:30pm;
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The only dinner theater with Disney characters. Join in on country-and-western singin',
ho-down style stompin' and goofy Mickey antics at this Disney favorite.
Spirit of Aloha
DANCE
ney's Polynesian Resort; adult $60-75, child $30-40;
5:15pm & 8:15pm;
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Hula-clad men and women leap around the stage, dance and play with fire in this South
Pacific-style luau at Disney's Polynesian Resort. Pulled pork, barbecue ribs and island-
themed specialties like pineapple-coconut bread are served family-style.
Drinking & Entertainment
Disney has enough drinking and entertainment options to keep you busy with something
different every night of the week for a month straight. There's dueling pianos, margaritas
