Arabian Knights restuarant in Orlando?
 

I have heard a lot of good things about this restuarant but I can not find any info in my Foders book. Does anyone know its exact name and location?

Tammy, <BR> <BR>I've never been there, but there's something about Arabian Nights in the guides on this site on this page http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgr...tion=nig&pg=11 <BR> <BR>There's a hosted forum about Florida going on right now. Click on the travel talk home page and you can ask the guy about this.

listed in the phone book as "arabian nights dinner attraction" in Kissimmee, FL just south of Orlando off of I-4. could not find a listing for "arabian knights". <BR> <BR>my wife and i received free tickets a while back....she liked it, i hated it....but i'm not much of a "spectator". basically you sit in bleachers and watch a horse show....and have dinner of course.

Something tells me that the theme and name will be changing soon.

Arabian Nights is the most popular dinner show in Orlando - that's a fact. It does, in fact, revolve around several different scenes with different breeds of horses. There is a prime rib meal, in my opinion the best meal of the dinner shows. It is NOT a place for someone who doesn't like horses! Now that it's up to $44.95, my daughter and I don't go unless there's a 2 for 1 deal (as there is right now), but as horse lovers we still enjoy it.

I just got back from Florida. My husband and I went to see the Arabian Knight show and really enjoyed it. You don't really have to love horses to enjoy it. I have never been near a horse or less ridden one and I have to say this rates #1 of the dinner shows. We got the 2 for 1 offer and paid slightly more for a special tour behind the scenes and were able to see these horses up close. You can find them on Route 192 in Kissimee south of WDW. They have their own brochure in most hotels in the area.

Is the mental image of this Arabian Knights place conjuring up thoughts of Jim Carrey and "Medieval Times" for anyone else? Sounds ultra corny, but apparently many people like it, eh?