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Disney’s Hoop Dee Doo Musical Review
For a hootin’ hollerin’ knee-slappin’ good time, round up the family and bring ‘em on over to the Hoop Dee Doo Musical Review dinner show. Each and every night the Pioneer Hall Players (a very talented group of singers, dancers, and comedians) will have the entire family joining in on all the fun – and before you know it you’ll be singin’, clapin’, and foot-stompin’ the night away right along with ‘em. It’s a rousin’ good time filled with corny jokes, comedic country music, and a delicious dinner of down home
family-style vittles.
This is by far the best of Disney’s dinner shows (and why making Advanced Dining Reservations is an absolute must if you intend on dining here)! Even if country music isn’t exactly your thing, this very upbeat and very amusing show is wonderfully entertaining.
Your meal is served up family style (meaning that serving dishes, or in this case buckets, filled with enough vittles for the entire family will be set in the center of your table, allowing you to fill up your plate with what you like) and includes familiar favorites like crispy fried chicken, lip-smackin’ barbeque pork ribs, corn on the cob, country baked beans, and a strawberry shortcake even your grandma would be proud to serve. A tossed salad, breads, and honey butter are served up on the side.
Beverages are included (you’ll find soda pop, juices, milk, coffee, tea (iced and hot), along with draft beef and wine. Bottled beers are available for a few extra dollars.
Three shows are offered daily (at 5 pm, 7:15 pm, and again at 9:30 pm) each running approximately 2 hours.
Pioneer Hall resembles a two-story saloon - the second level however, only runs along the perimeter of the Hall, overlooking the entire main floor below. All seating faces the main stage and to be honest, there’s really not a bad seat in the house (though some, those directly in front of the stage, are slightly better than the others).
Pricing for the show has changed slightly (for those who are familiar with Disney’s dinner shows). It now features a tiered pricing system based on seating – the better the seat, the higher the price you’ll pay.
Here’s the lowdown:
Category 1 –seats are located on the main floor and lined up directly front of the stage
Adults (ages 10 and up) $58.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (ages 3-9) $29.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (age 2 and under) Free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
Category 2 -seats are located towards the back of the main floor underneath the second floor seating, additional category 2 seats are located on the second floor in the center.
Adults (ages 10 and up) $54.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (ages 3-9) $26.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (2 and under) Free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
Category 3 –seats are located on the sides of the second floor- but still offer a very good view
Adults (10 and up) $50.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (3-9) $25.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (2 and under ) free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
For those considering the Disney Dining Plan – 2 table service credits are required and may be used for category 2 or category 3 seating at the Hoop Dee Doo Musical Review.
Advanced Reservations are not only highly suggested, but required. They can be made up to 180 days in advance (just call 407-WDW-DINE or 407-939-3463), and believe me, you had better start calling as far out as you possibly can - this one books up quickly. Full Payment is required at the time of booking. If you need to cancel, be sure to do so at least 48 hours in advance to receive a full refund.
Other Helpful Information
You can pick up your Dinner Show tickets up to 7 days prior to your scheduled show date at any WDW Resort Guest Services Desk.
It is suggested that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to show time (so take transportation time into consideration – if you’re unsure how long it will take you to get to Fort Wilderness from your resort simply check with your concierge or guest services representative and they’ll be able to help you out). If however you decide to pick up your tickets at the show, it is suggested that you arrive 40 minutes prior to show time.
If you’re celebrating a birthday (or other special occasion) arrangements for specialty cakes can be made. There is an additional charge and at least 48 hours advance notice is required. Special dietary needs can usually be accommodated as long as sufficient notice is given. Any special dietary needs should be mentioned when you make your reservations.
Pre-payment is required. A cancellation policy applies and may result in charges if you cancel with insufficient notice. Specific policies related to this facility will be detailed at time of reservation booking.
All WDW restaurants are non-smoking
Disney’s Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show
This lively luau celebrates the spirit of the South Pacific as traditional hula dancing, fire twirling, and some of Disney’s most popular characters take center stage. In keeping with the spirit of a traditional luau, this dinner show takes place in an outdoor setting – which means you’d better bring along a sweater or sweatshirt as the evening air may get a bit chilly. Served up along side the live entertainment is a Polynesian-style banquet sure to please every palate in the family – even the picky ones.
Meals are served up family style and include a tropical-inspired salad, Pineapplecoconut bread, fresh pineapple pieces, barbecued pork ribs, roasted chicken, Polynesian rice, and seasonal veggies. Kids (ages 3-9) will appreciate their very own menu of mac ‘n cheese, chicken nuggets, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and hot dogs. A decedent Polynesian inspired dessert – the Kilauea Volcano Delight – tops off the menu.
Beverages (including soda pop, coffee, tea, milk, draft beer and wine) are included.
Shows, held at Luau Cove at Disney’s Polynesian Resort, are offered every Tuesday through Saturday at 5:15pm and again at 8pm, each lasting approximately 2 hours.
Pricing for the show has changed slightly (for those who are familiar with Disney’s dinner shows). It now features a tiered pricing system based on seating – the better the seat, the higher the price you’ll pay. Here’s the lowdown:
Category 1 – seats are located in the center, directly in front of the stage.
Adults (ages 10 and up) $58.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (ages 3-9) $29.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (age 2 and under) Free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
Category 2- seats are located to the right or left of the stage as well as mid-way back from the stage in the center.
Adults (ages 10 and up) $54.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (ages 3-9) $26.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (2 and under) Free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
Category 3 –seats are located on the far right and left sides of the stage as well as in the far back of the seating area.
Adults (10 and up) $50.99 including tax and gratuity
Children (3-9) $25.99 including tax and gratuity
Infants (2 and under) free (however they must be accounted for when making your Advanced Dining Reservations)
For those considering the Disney Dining Plan – 2 table service credits are required and may be used for category 2 or category 3 seating at the Spirit of Aloha Dinner Show.
Advanced Reservations are not only highly suggested, but required. They can be made up to 180 days in advance (just call 407-WDW-DINE or 407-939-3463), and if you’re traveling during peak or holiday seasons, I suggest making them as far out as possible.
Full Payment is required at the time of booking. If you need to cancel, be sure to do so at least 48 hours in advance to receive a full refund.
Other Helpful Information
Be sure to check the weather as this show may be cancelled due to inclement or severe weather conditions given its outdoor location.
It is suggested that you arrive at least 30 minutes prior to show time.
If you’re celebrating a birthday (or other special occasion) arrangements for specialty cakes can be made. There is an additional charge and at least 48 hours advance notice is required.
Special dietary needs can usually be accommodated as long as sufficient notice is given. Any special dietary needs should be mentioned when you make your reservations.
Pre-payment is required. A cancellation policy applies and may result in charges if you cancel with insufficient notice. Specific policies related to this facility will be detailed at time of reservation booking.
All WDW restaurants are non-smoking
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