If you're a horse fancier, this one's a must. One of the classier dinner-show experiences, it stars many of the most popular breeds, from chiseled Arabians to hard-driving Andalusians to beefcake Belgians. They giddy-up through performances that include Wild West trick riding, chariot races, slapstick comedy, and bareback bravado. Locals rate it No. 1 among Orlando dinner shows, but my kids much prefer the action of some of the other shows in town. On most nights, the performance opens with a ground trainer working one-on-one with a black stallion. The dinner, served during the 2-hour show, includes salad; a choice of New York strip steak, chopped steak, grilled chicken, chicken tenders, or veggie lasagna; vegetables; potatoes; dessert; wine; and beer. Special diets can be accommodated with advance notice. Show times vary, but there is at least one show nightly. Tip: Book your tickets online and you'll save about $10 to $15 per person off the regular admission price.

Copyright: Excerpted from Frommer's Walt Disney World & Orlando 2008, (c) 2008, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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