The food had good taste and portions. The show has audience…read moreparticipation. A lot of variety. In general it's a lot of fun. The servers were great.

My coworkers,12 in all, had the great fortune of having our evening at this mystery dinner theater…read moreshow. We all enjoyed our meals and the entertainment was spectacular. The bar area before the show had such great detail that made us feel like we were in a real time warp transformation. The staff was so on top of everything and the cast was great. The room was smoke filled like people were smoking but none was happening. The music was perfect and not loud so you didn't have to yell to have conversation. All around an excellent experience. Would do again!

Don't know why they say dinner show in the advertisement, it's quite the opposite. There was a…read moreconcession stand where you can purchase over price pizza , hot dog , and pretzels but that's about it as far as food goes. As far as the show goes it was entertaining , little corny, but the kids enjoyed themselves which is why we went. But advertising as a dinner show was pretty deceptive.

While in town I attended the show with a friend. Have to say I was pleasantly surprised. The dinner…read moreand show are a really fun way to spend an evening. You can tell that the staff are having fun, which makes the experience enjoyable. Worth a visit!

I've had the chance to experience the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue twice--once for my birthday and…read moreanother time with a group of colleagues--and both visits were an absolute blast! The energy from the performers is contagious, and they do a fantastic job getting the audience involved, making the show feel interactive and unique. The food was delicious, and you definitely won't leave hungry since it's all-you-care-to-enjoy. Everything was served family-style, and there was plenty to go around, making it a great value on top of the entertainment. My biggest piece of advice? Save room for the strawberry shortcake! It's the perfect sweet ending to an already fantastic meal. If you're looking for a classic Disney experience that's filled with laughs, music, and great food, Hoop-Dee-Doo is absolutely worth adding to your itinerary. While it's probably a one-and-done experience for me personally, I'm so glad I've done it--not just once, but twice. It's one of those iconic Disney experiences that everyone should try at least once!

Not sure what the big Hoop-Dee-Doo is... Unfortunately, the…read moreshow was more of a Hoop-Dee-Doo-Doo for me. Arriving in Fort Wilderness, the check-in process is very drawn out and poorly executed. It's amazing how simple every other restaurant in Disney can be. If you want your Annual Pass discount, you'll have to deal with a second long line. We were originally excited for a second floor seat, but the layout is just annoying. Swivel chairs line the railing, so you turn out toward the wall to eat and spin back around in a tight area to watch the show. The food could've saved the day being all you can eat and comfort foods. But the servers brought it out in the middle of the acts.. when it's pitch black and we are swiveled around... so it was cold by the time you were ready to eat. The all you can eat was accommodated by the server bringing out a full tray of each item and plopping down one or two items on each of their tables. The cast makes a huge deal with a musical number about the dessert... Strawberry Shortcake.. but it was honestly not the best dessert option. The show was definitely cute and old timey - with the whole place joining in a chorus of This Land Is Your Land and corny jokes, but I would highly suggest you leave as soon as you finish dessert. They hand out washboards and serving spoons to every table... which turns into a nightmare of banging and unnecessary showboating to gain attention from the characters. Was it worth marking off the experience? Yes. Would I suggest anyone venture to do it? No.

I really enjoyed this show. I've been to it twice now and saw two different performances with two…read moredifferent magicians. Its family friendly but it does have some fun for the adults as well. I loved the unlimited beer, wine and soda. The Pizza left a little to be desired. Especially the first time that we went. I went with my girlfriend in2cruising and we had to ask for another pizza to be made as the first had clearly been sitting there for about 30 minutes before we got served. Regardless, I can highly recommend this experience. Check out my full review on Youtube Just search MrBucketlist Outta Control Magic Comedy Show!

I recommend please company, 120 minutes presentation was well worth it. After the presentation the…read morerest of your vacation Is enjoyable

My husband and I ate here during our recent trip to Universal Studios. We got there right at…read moreopening and it took awhile for it to start filling up. What I really loved was the service and the music, of course. Our server was great, attentive and genuinely caring. I told him I had a nut allergy and he made sure to explain the ingredients in each dish and double check with one of the managers that I'd be clear to eat it. I really appreciated that level of care and concern. They have a pretty decent menu with good options to choose from. My husband opted for the jerk chicken entree that came with a side of rice and peas with plantains which he subbed out for the tangy salad which is more like a coleslaw. I got the strip steak kabob with the tangy salad, festival, and grilled pineapples on the side. I will say I didn't love the food. My steak was cooked well done, although I asked for medium well. He told me it's cooked to one temperature--well done, but it was a bit tough once it came out. The steak was also unevenly cut. Some pieces were bigger than others, so I had to cut them down. The festival was pretty good, but the salad did not have any tang to it. I tried my husband's rice and it was pretty dry with little flavor. It couhave used some seasoning. He loved the chicken, though, and ate it down to the bones. For dessert, I had their coconut gizzard and that was the star of the show for me. It rich and decadent. Very sweet, but very good. It definitely made up for dinner which I wasn't too much a fan of. Again, service here is great!! Portions are large, but the food could use a bit more flavor.

In Orlando to visit family and also enjoy a couple of Theme parks. Came to City Walk to try this…read morerestaurant. The menu read great and we were excited to try this place since we love Jamaican Food. Was not easy to make a reservation - had to call Universal main line and choose from options. However, once we got a person, the reservation process was easy and pleasant. We informed the person taking the reservation that this was our first time visiting the restaurant so we expected a nice table - I assume they want repeat business. But instead we were seated right in front of the live band and it was so loud, we couldn't talk at all. The funny thing was that the restaurant was barely half full! Our waiter also had a tough time hearing us so we had to corret our orders a couple of times. They ran out of beef patties:-( that day. We decide to order some appetizers and a couple of entrees and shared. We had the Buffalo Soldier Jerk Wings - Had a nice spice to it and was quite delicious. We also hd the Jerk Caulifolower bites - a little sweet and spicy sauce and we all agreed this was the best dish we had! We had the Curried Goat stew - a weak curry and did not really have any spice to it. The Reggae Jamaican Jerk Chicken had a sweet spice and sticky sauce - next best dish we had. We also ordered the Coco bread- which was disappointing andd I do not recommend. It was just bread with some butter in it and definitely overpriced for what you got! Cocktails were rather weak. Server was just OK. He wasn't very attentive and did nothing to make our visit great.

Saw the Polynesian Fire show at the Orlando Forum. great venue, wonderful staff and excellent…read moreentertainment. They're all so kind and down to earth plus wildly talented. You definitely don't want to miss the fire knife performance!

I've walked many a trade show at the Orlando Convention Center focused on the Broadcast,…read moreEntertainment, and Pro Audio Visual markets and attended post-show evening industry events at the Orlando Forum. Usually free or invite only and sponsored by one of the bigger companies exhibiting. Live bands, DJ, plenty of drink and tasty food. The staff here were friendly and worked hard to make it an enjoyable evening. Good sound, lighting, and visuals.

My husband and I had an absolutely wonderful time celebrating our anniversary! The music was…read morephenomenal and created such a fun and memorable atmosphere. Such talented musicians. However, what truly made the experience remarkable was our waiter, Reese. I have never experienced better service anywhere-he was attentive, personable, and went above and beyond to make our evening special. We had an incredible experience and are already looking forward to coming back! Thank you, Reese, for helping make our anniversary so memorable!

I was so confused with how small the space was compared to the large building. The dueling piano…read moreperformers were so hard to hear, but I've been told some days they are hilarious. My night must have been an off night. The only time I heard them was when a random person started dancing on the stage and they were trying to get them off. The price per song started low at like $3, but got up to over $100 within an hour. I guess it depending on the demand. They kept a tally of the price written on the board behind the pianos. You could also pay for a phrase to be written on the board, but it was a mirror, so it was hard to see. I wouldn't pay to do that because the impact wouldn't hit like you would like. I physically got ill while I was there after 2 of their dirty martinis. I don't know what happened, but no lie, I was in the bathroom sick. I didn't have any food or other drinks, so I know it was those. They also tasted so strange, so the bartender must not know how to make those drinks. Maybe just stick to their cheap alcohol (but expensive priced) pre-made drinks.

What a fun time! We've been a couple of times and have had a blast each time. Seating can fill up…read morequickly but if you're lucky enough to get a table, it's a good time. The servers try to sit you and get you drinks pretty quickly. You also have the option to order pizza at your table from the pizza place around the corner. We don't volunteer to go on stage but will support with a passion from our seats or go up near the stage to dance. Pizza, drinks, and live entertainment is an excellent way to spend your night. My only suggestion would be to maybe have a small dance floor near the stage otherwise 10/10 would recommend.

Rising Star is alright -- it can definitely be hard to find a seat, but once you do, the singers…read moreare always good and the energy is fun. The drink prices aren't too bad either, and if you're looking for a spot to get up on stage after being in the park, this is your place. It's one of those venues where the crowd really gets into it, which makes the performances even better. The setup feels lively, the staff keeps things moving, and it's a cool way to wind down after a long day. If you enjoy karaoke with a theme‑park twist, you'll probably have a good time here.