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Capone’s Student Group Tour Ticket Special

By Carla Sinclair on July 15, 2017 in Capone’s Dinner & Show, Orlando Attraction Ticket Deals, Orlando Dinner Shows

If you think it is too early to be planning a student group tour, think again. Orlando area students are getting ready to hit the books and return to school very soon. Teachers and administrators are preparing the 2017-2018 school year ahead. If a field trip or group outing is being considered for your school, classroom or organization, you should consider Capone’s Dinner & Show. They are preparing a great student group tour ticket special.

This may seem too early to think about field trips, however, school is starting soon! Public schools in the Orlando area have their schedules determined by the county that the school is located in. Here are the schedules for the surrounding counties:

SEMINOLE…..Aug. 10
LAKE…………Aug. 10
ORANGE…….Aug. 14
OSCEOLA……Aug. 10
VOLUSIA…….Aug. 14

Perhaps you are a teacher or administrator and have experienced Capone’s student group tour. Why not schedule it again? Become a repeat offender. Your students will never know. Plus, this year marks the 25th year for Capone’s Dinner & Show. A lot has been going on, including a new show! Capone’s is giving away more prizes than ever before. What student doesn’t like that?!

Student Group Tour Ticket Special

A specially designed program and ticket package will be set up by our gang for your student group tour, depending on the size of your group. Your students will receive some of the best rates of any Orlando dinner show! These group packages are perfect for 8th-grade class trips, senior class trips, band/orchestra/choral ensembles, dance ensembles, boy/girl scout troops, church groups, educational groups, sports groups, student group fun trips, theater/drama groups and any other medium to large group.

Furthermore, a student group tour may receive many upgrades that single ticket purchasers may not even think about. The wise guys will definitely make it worth your while to check out Capone’s Dinner & Show when planning a group tour for your students.

Due to the early school start dates, check out the student group tour packages on Capone’s website. Then call 1-800-220-8428 and ask to speak with a group specialist. This is going to be a great school year and the BEST year yet at Capone’s Dinner & Show. Schedule your student group tour to Capone’s and get us on your calendar! You’re gonna have a blast!

Updated by Admin: Friday, July 14, 2017

Caribbean Carnaval Dinner Show – Loews Sapphire Falls

By Carla Sinclair on June 26, 2017 in Orlando Dinner Shows

Similar to the Wantilan Luau dinner show, the new Caribbean Carnaval dinner show is now being performed at Loews Sapphire Falls Resort. The Caribbean Carnaval dinner show is a ticketed event. You do not have to be a guest at the resort in order to experience it. The interactive show blends the music and cuisine of the islands together for an enjoyable evening.

The Caribbean Carnaval dinner show is performed only on Wednesday evenings beginning at 6:00 p.m. The show starts at 7:00 pm. Reservations (tickets) are required. They cost $69-$76 (plus tax) for adults and $35-$40 (plus tax) for children ages 3-9 depending upon priority seating or regular seating. This price includes gratuity, non-alcoholic beverages, wine, beer and Planters Punch.

*show time and ticket prices are subject to change

Enjoy Getting to Know Other Guests at the Caribbean Carnaval Dinner Show!

Round tables, set for 10 guests, are elegantly set and provide a cozy atmosphere. The show itself is limited to about 150 people when food is served inside covered areas. At most about 200 guests can be accommodated including the outdoor patio area. This provides a nice atmosphere to get to know other guests.

Diners choose from a salad station, hot pots, a carving station and a min-dessert station. The menu is comprised buffet-style and includes dishes such as Ropa Vieja (shredded beef), tomato and sweet plantains, jerk chicken, grilled snapper, coconut rice, salads, sides and mini desserts. The Mojo-roasted suckling pig from the carving station draws a lot of attention. Sous Chef Carlos Castano states, “People are amazed to see the suckling pig.” There are plenty of options on the salad bar too, including grilled pineapple, organic greens, pinto bean and shrimp salad and more. Other venues on Universal Studios properties may feature a variation of one or two dishes, but most of these items can only be found at this Orlando dinner show.

Adults will enjoy the rum punch. They also provide a fruit punch which is alcohol-free. Limited beer and wine selections are also served. Kids attending the Caribbean Carnaval dinner show even get their own buffet!

An Island Escape

During dinner guests are entertained by performers mingling with the diners. You’ll be welcomed by a stilt walker and other friendly islanders. You may even have a custom song performed just for you!

Following dinner, a lively show is performed. Musicians and dancers take guests on a “tour” of the islands through song and dance. Many guests get in the action. Afterall, who can resist a congo line?

Savor the vibrant colors, delightful tastes and rich sounds by ‘escaping’ to the islands. Are you ready to do the limbo, jump into the conga line or take part in the festivities? Purchase your tickets. Call (407) 503-3463 or purchase online at universalorlando.com.

If you’d like to experience an evening during the prohibition era, Capone’s Dinner & Show is a short drive away from the Loews Sapphire Falls Resort. Al’s gang of goofy gangsters and delightful dancers are ready to take you back in time to the 1930’s Chicago gangland. Tickets are half price when purchased online. So enjoy the Caribbean Carnaval, then grab your gang and come to Capone’s. It’s a blast from the past.

Updated by Admin: Monday, June 26, 2017

Favorites Revived in New Show at Capone’s

By admin on May 18, 2017 in Capone’s Dinner & Show, Orlando Dinner Shows

The new show at Capone’s is reviving some old guest favorites. When something is liked, it is nice to see it come around again. Unlike sweater vests, hair metal bands, velour tracksuits or mullet hair cuts, some things are pleasing to experience again. Such is the case with some of the ‘new’ features in Capone’s anniversary show.

More Audience Participation

Audience participation has always played a large role in the show. It is definitely a guest favorite. However, now there is more audience participation than ever before. Guests participate from the very beginning when they must say a secret password to enter the speakeasy. From that time on, until the evening’s end, participation escalates throughout the new show at Capone’s. Guests that welcome participation, seem to have the best experience of all.

In previous shows, mostly men from the audience were selected to ‘help out’ on stage. Now men, women and even children (seasonal) participate. While the cast has always handled nearly every situation with complete professionalism, their talent in this area is utilized now more than ever. Men and women are somewhat predictable, but kids? They do and say the darnedest things… and you can bet the wise guys and gals are prepared for it!

New Show at Capone’s Revives Old Song Favorite

Even some of the musical numbers have been revived from past shows. For example, check out the photo below from the early 1990’s. It features dancers performing the old “Cell Block Tango.” It has been revived from the very first show ever performed at this Orlando dinner show. Now this guest favorite is featured all over again in the new show at Capone’s. Wait until you see the new version!

“Cell Block Tango” is revived from this early 1990’s hit.

Repeat offenders (returning guests) know several of the songs that are performed nightly. Often songs get stuck in your noodle after attending the new show at Capone’s. Check out this recent guest comment:

“Happy Mother’s Day!! My seven-year-old has been entertaining me all day with endless choruses of ‘fuh-get about it!!’ ‘get atta here!!’ and of course her favorite, ‘I like-a yo’ spicy meatballs!!!’ Thank you so much [C. Y.] for inviting us [to Capone’s Dinner & Show]! We had the time of our lives.”
– L. Briggs, May 14, 2017

Return to ‘the family’ and Visit Capone’s Again

If you’ve already experienced Capone’s Dinner & Show any time over the past 25 years, it’s worth another visit. Many things come and go, and trends have a way of making their way around again. Wear your velour tracksuit if you must, but return home to ‘the family’ and see the new show at Capone’s. We promise, it will be very difficult to… “fuhget about it!”

Updated by Admin: Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Orlando Dinner Shows New Year’s Eve Parties

By Carla Sinclair on December 12, 2016 in Orlando Dinner Shows

Orlando dinner shows New Year’s Eve parties offer smaller crowds and a lot of fun. While theme parks are an exciting way to ring in the New Year, many tourists and local residents will select a smaller venue to celebrate at.

For many people, theme parks are not enjoyable when the crowds get as large as they do on New Year’s Eve. You pretty much have to spend the entire day at the park, getting there as early as possible. If you prefer to dine out on New Year’s Eve and do something special, why not attend an Orlando dinner show?

Best of the Orlando Dinner Shows New Year’s Eve Shows

The best dinner show to celebrate New Year’s Eve at is Capone’s Dinner & Show. If you like the idea of making it an early night, attend the 5:00 p.m. show. Tickets can be purchased online at half price or by using the coupon. Take the entire family and have a blast!

The 9:00 p.m. New Year’s Eve Gala at Capone’s Dinner & Show is sure to be special. In fact, tickets for the main floor VIP section usually sell out quickly, with the VIP balcony seating a popular choice as well. Call 407-397-2378 or order your tickets online. There are plenty of tickets still available, but you shouldn’t wait until the last minute to make your reservations. This fun show is a popular tradition and is attended regularly on New Year’s Eve. Coupons or half price tickets are NOT available for the New Year’s Eve Gala.

Here are the details for the New Year’s Eve Gala:

$69.99 adults (VIP upgrade = $84.99)
$49.99 kids 12 & under (no free seats for children 3 and under; VIP upgrade = $59.99)
Sumptuous dinner buffet
Unlimited beverage choices included with regular menu until the show ends
Champagne toast at midnight
Snack bar starting at midnight
D.J.
Dancing
New Year’s Eve Party favors to ring in 2017 with a real bang

This party is a blast. Combine your ticket with a “dress-the-part” costume and your ‘selfies’ and group photos are sure to be liked. Share them on Facebook! These accessories complement your NYE wardrobe – a fedora, boa or flapper headband. Other accessories can be picked up in the gift shop on your way in to see the show, however, if you order them with your tickets and enter the promo code “Outfit” you’ll save 10%!

Other Orlando Dinner Shows New Year’s Eve Shows

In addition to Capone’s, other Orlando dinner show New Year’s Eve parties to consider include Medieval Times. The 9:30 p.m. show costs $70.95 for adults and $36.95 for children (12 & under). It includes hors d’oeuvres, admission to the Museum of Torture, the 2-hour show, four-course feast, party favors, DJ/dancing, champagne toast at midnight. Medieval Times is located at 4510 W.(192) Irlo Bronson Hwy., Kissimmee, FL 34742.

Additionally, Pirates Dinner Adventure offers 2 showtimes on New Year’s Eve – 6:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. The late show is promoted as their Special New Year’s Eve Bash. The doors open early at 8:00 p.m., therefore there is no Pirate’s Bash after the early show performance. This Orlando dinner shows New Year’s Eve party includes a pre-show with appetizers, 3-course meal, show (at 9:30 p.m.), a live DJ, count down televised from Times Square, a balloon drop at midnight and champagne toast. Tickets for the late show are $67.95 for adults and $41.45 for children (3-12). Upgrades and special packages that include beer, soda, champagne, party favors and hats are available from $15 – $30 per person.

Yet another good Orlando dinner shows New Year’s Eve party to attend is Treasure Tavern especially if you do not have children. The adult-only show begins at 9:30 (doors open at 8:45 p.m.). The New Year’s Eve party includes party favors/hats, a 4-course meal, show, wine & been until midnight, count down televised from Times Square, balloon drop and champagne toast at midnight, and dancing with a live DJ from midnight until 2:00 a.m. The cost is $69.95 per person.

Pirates and Treasure Tavern are located at 6400 Carrier Drive, Orlando, FL 32819. The other Orlando dinner show at this venue is 3 Musketeers. They will not offer anything special for New Year’s Eve since they share the venue with Pirates and Treasure Tavern.

Other Shows to Consider

Sleuth’s Mystery Dinner Show offers an add-on to their regular show on New Year’s Eve. Regular tickets start at $53.95 + $35 for the NYE add-on. This one-of-a-kind comedy and mystery experience is a nice way to ring in a new year. With a champagne toast at midnight, streamers, hats, horns, and more, try to solve the crime before the big countdown.

Further down the way is The Outta Control Magic-Comedy Dinner Show at WonderWorks located at 9067 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819. They will have their normal show at 8:00 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. This Orlando dinner show combines high-energy comedy improvisation with magic. Unlimited fresh hand-tossed pizza, salad, popcorn, beer, wine and soft drinks are on the menu. Reservations are required. As of this time, nothing special is planned for New Year’s Eve, however, with plenty of places on I-Drive, you’ll find somewhere to ring in the New Year. See the show early, then make plans out or celebrate at home or in your hotel’s bar.

Best Bet

In closing, if you like large crowds and an all-day affair, get tickets to an Orlando theme park. To celebrate in a smaller venue, which also requires a little less time and money (yet still extremely enjoyable), attend an Orlando dinner show New Year’s Eve party. Capone’s is a sure bet.

Updated by Admin: Monday, December 19, 2016

September 19: Talk Like a Pirate Day

By Carla Sinclair on September 17, 2016 in Orlando Dinner Shows

This coming Monday is Talk Like a Pirate Day. So Aaaarrrr ye feelin’ like talkin’ like a pirate? Talking like a pirate can be a lot of fun, especially if you are a Buccaneers fan, work on a boat dock or cruise ship, or plan to attend a certain Orlando dinner show! For 14 years, this non-traditional celebration has grown into an international phenomenon. You don’t even have to go to Davy Jones’ locker to get the treasure! It’s right here in Central Florida.

Ahoy! This fun-filled day with maties carrrrry-ing on creates plenty of yo-ho-ho-ing amongst seadogs. So much fun that many local businesses have created special events whar ye don’t have to be walkin’ the plank to get some booty. Don’t be a scallywag and hang the jib, find or create a party and get talkin’ like a pirate!

Talk Like a Pirate Day Special Events in Orlando

This is one of the first years that Pirates Dinner Adventure in Orlando, Florida has not offered a special for this holiday. According to I-Drive, Pirate’s Town will have a short contest prior to their show to see if guests are able to talk like pirates. Their “EFSAVINGS16” special covers the entire month of September. This is when crowds are fewer and discounts are widely used in all of the area’s attractions. Discounts lure the remaining tourists into these lesser-known venues. They also give local residents an incentive to get out and experience what is offered to visitors. Take advantage, people!

The Florida Hospitality Industry is hosting a Talk Like a Pirate Day at the Tin Roof at I-Drive 360. If you are in the hospitality industry, it should be a fun time. Special drink prices will be offered. If you win the talking contest, your bar tab could be taken care of! Other prizes will be awarded as well. The party takes place from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.

An Especially Sweet Incentive on September 19

In addition to these fun events, the one I am most excited about is Krispy Kreme’s Talk Like a Pirate Day offer. Any landlubber who dares to enter a participating Krispy Kreme on Monday and talk like a pirate will score one free Original Glazed doughnut. Want a dozen donuts? Use a custom Snapchat pirate filter, ‘dress’ like a pirate, show your Snapchat image to a team member and score ye bounty! Here are the closest participating locations in the Orlando area:

Krispy Kreme Winter Park – 1031 S. Orlando Avenue (17-92), Winter Park, FL 32789
Krispy Kreme Millenia – 4080 Millenia Blvd., Orlando, FL 32939
Krispy Kreme Kissimmee – 5310 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, (192 / Mile Marker 11.5), Kissimmee, FL 34746

Mobster Talk

If you’d rather talk like a mobster, you do not need a special holiday for that. Every evening, Capone’s Dinner & Show immerses itself in the hay days of mobsters and dames. As with pirate lingo, the online 20’s slang dictionary is a blast to read through and will properly prepare you for an evening at this joint.

Take a trip back to 1930 and enjoy an Orlando dinner show for half price! You won’t incur extra charges for parking, electronic tickets or alcoholic beverages either. It’s a blast from the past that you can enjoy every night of the year, no matter how you talk.

Remember to switch your language preference on Facebook back to English from English Pirate. Otherwise you’ll annoy your winches and scabbard friends!

Updated by Admin: Saturday, September 17, 2016

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