The Three Musketeers: Voyage Home Dinner Show

We loved the show! My three boys laughed the entire time! We try to do a dinner show whenever we travel. This one is by far the best! The food was great and the show was amazing! We’ll be back for sure!

My daughters and I went for the The Three Musketeers: Voyage Home in Orlando. It was supposed to be a late birthday dinner for one of my daughters.
The dinner could not be worst dinner we ever had.
Let’s start with the salad:
The House salad was served my the waitress holding a large metal bowl. She would serve a portion of salad in each guest plate and then she came back around with 2 bottles of salad dressing and squirt it on top of the salad.
The main entrée:
My daughters had the Poulet du Cardenal Rouge ~ Roast Chicken Breast
Roast Chicken Breast in savory seasonings.
It was not chicken breast as described in their website. There were no meat at all in the chicken. They were just bones. No savory seasonings.
My choice was the pot roast and it was tender and edible.
The vegetables:
The green beans were all right but as far as the mashed potatoes, not even ¼ cup of it. It was like a child’s portion.
Last but not least, the desert:
This is their description in their webpage «Tarte du Pomme Royal ~ Apple Cobbler a la Mode .A dessert fit for royalty served with vanilla ice cream
The apple cobbler was a running kind of apple jam with one or two small pieces of apple with ice-​cream on top of it.
I asked the waitress where was the apple cobbler and she said «it was under the ice cream She came back with some burned crust with running jam and the ice cream on top. We could not eat.
I wish I had taken pictures to post on line. I can not believe that a chef can serve this kind of meal and charge their customers for such an awful experience. I deserve my money back because as we left I had to buy my daughters something to eat at the because they were hungry.

It was a great show. The actors were great and played their roles well and the music was great! The show asked for audience participation and they made sure to include the kids. I would definitely see it again

My family and I really enjoyed this experience! The staff and actors/​actresses were so nice and accommodating. I really enjoyed interacting by playing the games during the first half of the show. To be honest, the show was pretty empty, there were maybe 20 people in the theatre. My family and one other person made up the entirety of the green team but I wouldn’t have traded the intimate show for anything. Even though the show wasn’t packed the energy the staff gave was amazing and we were glad to be able to participate so much! One suggestion would be to split up the games throughout the show so that audience participation is more frequent. There were four games and they all happened in the first 20 minutes of the show. After that it was basically just a «musical» using pop songs to re-​enact the three musketeers. The content got a bit boring toward the end so by encouraging participation more often the audience could be more engaged throughout.
For the food options I chose the Vegan option, which while the staff is VERY nice they didn’t know what vegan meant. So just be aware that that the advertised vegan option is really a vegetarian meal (dairy). Fortunately, I don’t mind adjusting my food preferences when dining out. The option was a creamy, cheesy pasta with vegetables which was actually REALLY good for a dinner show. My husband had the pot roast which he said was also good, while my parents had the chicken which they said was dry.
Overall I think this was a good dinner show and with a few adjustments could be just as popular as their Pirates one. With summer coming up they should also be getting a bigger audience.

Although, we had to attend the 3:30 show instead of the preferred 6 pm show we had a great time! We showed up early and received a snack, a pre-​show, and interaction with the cast. The show itself was interactive, the cast, food, and service was great! We would highly recommend this show!!! Great for the whole family!

My husband and I went to this show and it was great! The food was good but the show was excellent. Think Moulin Rouge, modern music to help tell a classic story. Excellent fun for the whole family!

The performance was excellent. One of the best I have seen. The food was subpare. I had small bone in my pasta and the chicken was dry. Dessert was very good. Expect to pay at the bar outside the theatre.

Great place for the whole family. Staff even helped me announce my grandparents 60^th wedding anniversary in the middle of the show! Highly recommend.

My daughter treated me and friends for the show and dinner. I like food and entertainment and best of all if it’s together but this was a disappointment (except for the company).
First of all, they came with a salad, not much, consisting of plain lettuce and tomato. When I requested a little more, they brought another serving and the waitress dropped almost a half bottle of dressing on it. Finally they got it right. The main course was ¼ roast chicken, some overcooked vegs and a little rice. Just ok. The dessert was some kind of cobbler which took about ¹⁄₈ of the plate (about 2 tbs). The good part was unlimited beverages, for which I ordered diet coke and beer.
The show: wish they had subtitles… didn’t understand the words, acoustics were bad… they did have two acts which were pretty good, one with hoops and the other with trained dogs. We jus got a sketchy story of the musketeers.
I’ll bet most of the audience were tourists as it was somewhat of a tourist trap.
When you first walk in, they offer to have you take a photo with one of the Muskateers for $ 20…noticed a group doing it and they put on some sort of robe on them. A bit expensive for my taste.