The Four Deuces Lounge

The Four Deuces Lounge located at Capone's Dinner & Show opens nightly before our dinner show opens. Come early to visit Al Capone's secret lounge which provides a nicer experience than Capone's Dinner & Show's general admission.

Minimum Purchase Required

To get the special treatment at The Four Deuces Lounge there is a one drink minimum purchase (can be a soda for $3.00) for each person in your party. In exchange for that drink you get early seating to your assigned seats before the general admission line, and since you're seated first, you get to order your 4-course meal first.

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Enjoy The Four Deuces Lounge. It's worth sitting in a cool air conditioned lounge instead of waiting in the line outside. The Four Deuces Lounge is a nice experience that will start your evening at Capone's Dinner & Show in fine fashion!

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4740 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway (Hwy. 192)
Kissimmee, FL 34746
407-397-2378
Info@AlCapones.com

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The Four Deuces History:

At the end of 1919, John Torrio took over a building on the 2222 block of South Wabash in the heart of Chicago's South side. An area known for gambling and prostitution, none were as infamous as the Four Deuces.

Two entrances could be used at the Four Deuces. One was through the saloon on the first floor and the other was through a doorway leading into a corridor just south of the saloon entrance. This second entrance would lead patrons through the barroom to the rear behind a partition. Once behind the partition, a left turn would lead to a stairway. On the second floor, many illegal activities took place.

Al Capone

Al Capone was sent to work for John Torrio, and in less than 2 years, he elevated to manager and part owner. He opened an office next door as profits from the joint quickly mutiplied, and used this store as a decoy selling used furniture under the name of Al Brown.

Al Capone later became the boss of the Four Deuces, but had to close up shop around 1923-24 when a newly elected mayor, who would have no part of this type of establishment could not be bought.