Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is Walt Disney World's most beloved dinner show, running continuously since 1974 at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort. This high-energy Western musical comedy features a cast of talented performers singing, dancing, and joking their way through a rollicking frontier revue while guests enjoy an all-you-can-eat feast of fried chicken, ribs, and corn on the cob. The intimate Pioneer Hall setting puts you close to the action, and audience participation is encouraged throughout the show. The combination of excellent entertainment, hearty food, and unlimited beer, wine, and sangria has made Hoop-Dee-Doo a Disney institution beloved by generations.
Rustic frontier music hall with wooden walls, balcony seating, and intimate stage. Energetic, interactive, and designed for pure entertainment. Pioneer Hall seats about 450 guests close to the action.
Crispy golden fried chicken
Tender pork ribs with barbecue sauce
Fresh buttered corn
Classic dessert served to all
Beer, wine, sangria included
Most Popular: Fried Chicken, BBQ Ribs, Strawberry Shortcake
It's a Western-themed musical comedy dinner show running since 1974. A talented cast sings, dances, and jokes through a frontier revue while you enjoy all-you-can-eat food and unlimited drinks. It's pure Disney entertainment.
Category 1 is main floor closest to stage. Category 2 is main floor sides. Category 3 is balcony. All see well, but Category 1 provides the most immersive experience.
Absolutely! The show entertains all ages with family-friendly humor and audience participation. Kids love the energy, and adults appreciate the comedy. Later shows tend to be slightly more adult-oriented.
Yes! Beer, wine, and sangria are included and truly unlimited. Non-alcoholic options are also available. Responsible service is practiced.
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