Vacation time is getting closer! Jessica from blogaboutitall shares this fun adventure. I can't wait to go!
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When you enter the Pirate Dinner Adventure building, there is a shop with lots of pirate themed items. You want to arrive early because there is a pre-dinner mini-show and yummy finger foods to enjoy. They have a veggie station set-up, with carrots, celery, broccoli, and ranch dip. You can snack while you wait for the show to start. They have staff that walks around with trays of finger food items, like meatballs, deep fried macaroni and cheese balls, and chicken salad. Everything was tasty and this helps keep your little ones busy while waiting for the show to begin.
There is a waiting room area with some tables and chairs along the wall. Some people stand and mingle. There is a bar area, you can order drinks for an additional charge. Soda and iced water are included with your meal. The mini-show introduces you to the storyline and each of the pirates.
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The pirate ship in the main room is very impressive. They make announcements before the show that there will be flashes of lights and loud sounds that may be frightening to little ones. My little guy who is three had just woken from a nap on the drive to the Pirate Dinner Adventure and he was a little hesitant when we first arrived because he had just woken up in this dark new place. Once they brought dinner out and the real show started he was fine and joined in on all the cheering. They do a really great job of making it fun and interactive. Our orange pirate came over and greeted our area, and encouraged us to stand, cheer and wave our flags.
Our waiter came over and took our drink orders. Included with your meal is water, Pepsi Products, coffee, tea, and lemonade. Everyone receives the same meal, so there is no menu. They ask if anyone has any food allergies before serving food. We do not so I am not sure what they offer if you say yes. I do know they have a Vegan Meal, Vegetarian Meal, and Gluten-Free Meal option. They also ask if you would like soup or salad. The soup is delicious. My boys who are picky eaters, and don’t ever eat soup, ate the soup here. I think it is a combination of the food being good and also being distracted by the show. They just eat and enjoy the ambiance.
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The kids' plates had chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, and a fruit. My boys loved everything on their plate. I took pictures but it is dark and I didn’t want to be distracting with flash, so forgive my dark pictures but they will give you an idea of the food. The adult plates were roasted quarter chicken leg and thigh, shrimp skewer, mashed potatoes, and veggies.
The waiter will come by and refill your beverages throughout the show and ask if you need anything. They also serve dessert towards the end of the show. They served a delicious tres leches cake drizzled with chocolate.
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After the show the pirates and many of the actors walk around. We always ask for a picture and they are happy to snap a picture with us.
If you are visiting Southern California to visit Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, Legoland, or Universal Studios, I highly recommend planning an evening dinner at Pirates Dinner Adventure. Even after attending twice I would definitely visit again. It is a fun way to enjoy dinner and be entertained. Tickets are reasonably priced. They often have Groupon deals as well. You can sign up for special offers on their website at https://piratesdinneradventureca.com/.
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