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 number one 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 primavera penne pasta; a garden salad; dessert; soft drinks, 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 2009, (c) 2008, Wiley Publishing, Inc.

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