pirates dinner adventure

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    Originally Posted By rtjl72

    i saw a reference to this dinner in our local paper today. i was wondering if anybody has any info on it or if it is something that was and is no more. we're here in iowa and not everyone here is exact in knowing the difference between dl and wdw. heck at a local mall there was a little promo going on and the announcer kept saying that mickey would arrive any minute and that mickey was coming dierectly from los angeles. i politely tried to correct him that mickey would be coming from anaheim, but he just looked at me funny.
     
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    Originally Posted By MOLLYSMOM

    rt...I haven't personally been there, but my boss and his family were. They said that it was "ok", but nothing spectacular.

    I have been to Medieval Times and I loved it. The 3 of us had the BEST time.

    If you go to tripadvisor.com, I think at one time I saw som reviews of both places.
     
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    Originally Posted By liveforvacations

    Our family has never been to the Pirates Dinner either but like MM, have been to Medieval times and loved it.
    I went to Medieval Times the first time with two 11 year old boys and they loved it and I went just on our last trip in October with a 4 year old boy and a nine year old girl and they had a really good time too.
    Surprisingly, we found the food quite delicious and filling.
    You do also get either two glasses of water, pop or beer with you dinner.
    However, if you chose to get a drink from the bar, they are rather pricey! buand a
     
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    Originally Posted By gottaluvdavillains

    Both the pirates and medieval times are over by knotts - I did Medieval with a choir group (mostly girls) and they all loved it and they were all 9 - 12th graders - its a show with horses and nights and you cheer for your knight based on which color your section is.

    The Pirates I have heard is a really good show somewhat longer and more interactive.
     
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    Originally Posted By Darkbeer

    Caught the ads in the local papers, they are currently running a "Christmas Show" from mid December thru early January....
     
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    Originally Posted By rtjl72

    you know, after i slept on this matter for a couple of nights, i realized it couldn't possibly be on property.
    so much for our misinformed newspaper staff! they just don't understand the importance of being correct when speaking of dl. and sometimes of just world events either. (you probably gather i think that my local newspaper leaves a lot to be desired)>
     
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    Originally Posted By SFH

    I liked Pirates, but I'm biased because I know one of the performers. The audience seemed to have a great time.

    SFH
     
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    Originally Posted By MOLLYSMOM

    When we went there, DD was chosen by the Green Knight to be his "Queen of Love and Beauty." She got a sash and everything. I thought she was gonna pee herself. I darn near cried, I was so excited for her. We had her "princessed" by the King, too. The food was great, and we all enjoyed eating with our fingers. All in all, it was a perfect night. However, between getting "princessed", buying pictures, having a couple of 'ritas in cool souvineer glasses...we spent about $150...and that doesn't count the dinner. We popped for the royalty box so we could be close to the action. It was worth it though, and I wouldn't have missed it for the world. Besides, when you're on vacation, your supposed to spend stupid amounts of money, right? Right?
     
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    Originally Posted By rtjl72

    ^^of course mm is right. she's always right! now remember mm, when i question my next extravagant vacation purchase you have to back me on it , right?
     
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    Originally Posted By MOLLYSMOM

    I always got your back, rt.
     

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