Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
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 JaneSi   JaneSi  JaneSi  JaneSi Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue Dinner Show Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is an old-fashioned dinner show that includes foot-stompin' music, nostalgic comedy and an all-you-care-to-eat dinner at Pioneer Hall in Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Get ready for good, ol' country fun!  A long-time family favorite, the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is hosted in a rustic dance hall, with rousing Wild West dancing, singing, and zany vaudeville comedy. You never know what to expect from the high-spirited Claire de Lune, Johnny Ringo, Dolly Drew, Six Bits Slocum, Flora Long and Jim Handy. As the Pioneer Hall Players perform skits and early song standards, equally sassy Cast Members serve your countrified feast. Between laughs, chow down on pails of all-you-care-to-eat American favorites like fried chicken, smoked BBQ pork ribs, seasonal vegetable, baked beans, fresh baked corn bread and strawberry shortcake. Unlimited draft beer, wine, sangria and soft drinks are included for Guests 21 years of age or older (proper ID required). As the performance rounds out, you may be asked to join in the finale—a musical tribute to Davy Crockett. Make a reservation for Disney's Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue Dinner Show HERE The show last around 1hr 45 minutes and show times are 5, 7:15 and 9:30 daily. Prices (subject to change) are broken down into 3 categories due to seating arrangements in the hall. Dining Menu can be found HERE Category 1: first floor closest to the stage Adults 10 and up: $61.99Category 2: first floor behind the Category 1 Adults 10 and up: $56.99Category 3: right or left hand side of the balcony Adults 10 and up: $52.99  Please check for wheelchair access, some areas around categories 2 and 3 require climbing steps. Guests who are driving to the show must park in the Fort Wilderness® parking lot and then ride the bus at the Outpost bus stop to Pioneer Hall. Guests should allow at least an extra 30 minutes for this bus ride. Boat transportation is also available from the Magic Kingdom to Pioneer Hall until approximately one hour after the Magic Kingdom closes.  Digg
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We did have a time finding the place as although we were staying on Disney property, we decided to drive - not the wisest of options as we drove round MK car park before eventually finding a small car park by a bus stop, in the woods so to speak. We did wonder if we would find the car still there when we got back, if we got back. A bus turned up and took us to Fort Wilderness. We had booked the 2nd sitting of the evening and had to collect our tickets at the office.
I remember having to sit around for sometime until we were let in. As I had booked so early we were seated downstairs right near the front, where we were able to appreciate the ambience totally.
On the table was a bucket (literally) of dressed salad. We had tin plates to eat off and jam jars for glasses. There were two small loaves on the table, a little like brioche, very sweet. Our server was Betty, and I felt very sorry for her, she was elderly and had shaky hands. I thought she should have been at home putting her feet up. The free drinks were beer, wine and sangria and of course soft drinks. I ordered a sangria and Ian a beer. The sangria was so strong so I passed it to Ian, who drank that along with his beer and ended up with a pitcher of beer too! The entertainment started with the "troupe" arriving at the hall. They were all very talented and we had a real laugh. The next course was a bucket of ribs and a bucket of chicken, along with a bowl of corn and a bowl of beans. The chicken was delicious, and the ribs a little chewy but the sauce excellent. The pudding was strawberry shortcake, we had 2 bowls on the table but only managed to finish one.
At the end they gave out "instruments" to play and Jack ended up wtih the washboard! He was a little shy and didn't want his birthday mentioned. All in all we had a fabulous evening and came out on a real high. It finsihed at 9pm. We caught the bus back to the car park and I had to drive as Ian had too much to drink!