Pirates Dinner Adventure Orlando: Menu, Show and Tickets

Pirates Dinner Adventure is a dinner show near International Drive built around a full-size pirate ship in an indoor lagoon. Before booking, people mostly want to know what's on the menu, what the show is like, and how to get a deal.

Where it is

6400 Carrier Drive, Orlando, just off International Drive. Don't confuse it with the Pirates Dinner Adventure in Buena Park, California, which shows up in a lot of searches.

The menu

Tickets include a three-course meal. Recent listings describe:

• Starter: vegetable soup or a salad
• Main: the Captain's Chicken Meal, a roasted quarter chicken with Yukon Gold potato purée, seasonal vegetables and demi-glace
• Dessert
• Drinks: soft drinks, tea and coffee are included with general admission. There's a cash bar for alcohol.

Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free meals are available on request. Kids 2 and under sit on a lap and don't get a meal.

The show

About 90 minutes of pirate mayhem: acrobatics, aerial stunts, sword fights and audience participation, with the ship sailing across the lagoon. Your seating section cheers for a pirate.

How long to plan

About two hours. Arrive around an hour early for the pre-show, photos and check-in. Late seating may not be allowed once the show is underway.

Tickets and how to save

As of October 2026, adult general admission was listed around $60 to $67 depending on the seller, with lower child prices for ages 3 to 10. See current prices.

• VIP tickets add front-row seating and free parking. Standard parking has been about $8 per car.
• Book ahead online; prices are usually better than at the box office.
• Be skeptical of coupon codes. "Pirates Dinner Adventure coupon code" searches spiked this year, but most codes on coupon sites don't work.

Seasonal: Vampirates

In the fall the show turns into Vampirates: A Feast for the Undead on select nights. In 2026 it runs September 22 through October 31.

Is it worth it?

It's a hit with kids roughly 4 to 12 and with groups who want something silly and loud. Adults looking for a gourmet dinner should set expectations: you're here for the show.