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Sleuths Mystery Dinner Show
Jun 5, 2008 by rctraveler from rapid city, sd
Overall Rating: 9

• They keep the wine and beer flowing, the food was great, and the show was uproariously funny.
• They automatically put ranch dressing on the salads, which I don't care for.

“The show was fabulous, the food was (mostly) great, and the overall experience was one of the best I've had in Orlando!”

Fort Gatlin Recreational Park
May 24, 2008 by natalie banton from brooklyn
Overall Rating: 10

• Staff is friendly and very helpful.
• Need more chairs in park for small rest stops.

“My family and I had a wonderful time at Disney world we visited august 2007 stayed at the Caribbean Beach Resort all inclusive I loved it the children loved it staff is very friendly and wonder full I would recommend this vacation for all families its a dream to remember I love Disney world.”

Pirate's Dinner Adventure
May 10, 2008 by Ashley from Melbourne
Overall Rating: 1

• Nothing.
• Terrible food, overpriced.

“Let me start out by saying that I enjoyed king Henrys feast, as well as medieval times. The food was terrible. There was condensed soup, a bag of lettuce, icy ice-cream, the worst dry chicken with no sauce, and what seemed to be instant potatoes.”

WonderWorks
Apr 13, 2008 by Tracy from COlorado Springs
Overall Rating: 10

• We love this place.
• Pizza is too crusty, could be a little less expensive but ok.

“Wonderworks is always a part of our trip when we come to Orlando. The kids (10, 7, & 7) have a blast here, and I must admit so do my husband and I. We all enjoy the hands on exhibits and the magic show is fun. The pizza is not the best but it is arcade pizza after all. Good value for the money and will def. be back over and over again.”

WonderWorks
Apr 4, 2008 by Jim from Pensacola
Overall Rating: 9

• Pizza is no-frills, but still good.

“There are some game machines in the corner so grownups can eat more or less in peace while the kids romp. Exhibits are interactive and very fun without always getting hit for a ding more $. Smooth elevators between the floors, or take stairs with a lot of MC Escher and other optical illusion art works available for sale in the Emporium, of course. Many computer stations where you can estimate your real age. Emporium thankfully does not stock either generic Florida souvenirs or "WW-Themed" only, and is also competitively priced. Science toys, magic props and kits, Jelly Bellies, Archie McPhee stuff, candy, buttons, stickers, kids stuff, purses and packs. And the ubiquitous umbrellas and rain ponchos. Third floor laser tag was fun. Doesnt hurt like getting splatter with paintballs. Lots of games with prizes, about what you'd expect from any prize counter- nothing really worth it but the kids like it. Highly recommend the combo package of dinner show, laser tag, and wonderworks itself.”