Music song and dance - What a fabulous night out ... a real spectacle of colour, music, dance and light show Some of the best food we have had, four great courses of best quality food ... best Caesar salad I have ever had .. him in doors (who does not like salad) said he would eat it every day as it was so good We booked a few days before as the earlier you book the better the table / seats you will get in your chosen price zone We were right by the stage so fantastic view of all the different acts Lots of different options on pricing so something to suit everyone we chose the 66 euro and found it to be extremely great value for a fabulous four course dinner and an amazing four hour show Great music and visual effects with 28 dancers on stage at the same time so much going on all around you a real spectacle Drinks were very very reasonable and you don't have to move if you want another one just press the light on your table and someone is there instantly We arrived at 8.00 pm and the show finished at 12.15 .. plenty of very cheap taxis outside to take folks back to hotels .. extremely well organised venue .. no queues for anything

What an experience - Stunning show, excellent food, very good value for money. Only negatives, very warm poor air conditioning, hassled to have photos taken.

What a night - What a beautiful place. Easy to get to from my hotel. The show was amazing and the bar staff were right on the button when required. After the show, there was plenty of taxis outside, and we had a member of staff at the queue, to get everyone a taxi safely and in an organised manner. I would thoroughly recommend this to anyone who wants a great night out. It's well worth the money and it's not expensive once you're in. Colin Wilson

Always top - As always, top order. Reception, service, food, just show pure pleasure and this from start to finish. Relax-time.

A Benidorm Must - What an exceptional show you cannot possibly be disappointed I only watched the show but everyone I talk to said the meal was great too.

Positive vibes, loved it. - Lovely experience, came 2 years ago and feel the show we watched last night was loads better. The graphics were amazing and my kids faces were filled with happiness. Really positive experience and massive thank you to Jenny (our waitress) she was lovely to us and made a fuss of my children.

Bit Of A Let Down - We booked through our hotel we stopped at. And booked the Tapas deal, which came with a glass of wine. We got shown to our table, then within 10 minutes we got our Tapas, bearing in mind we didn't know what we was getting. Doesn't seem to tell you much on their website either. We got given cheese, and Iberico ham, roasted almonds and tiny shaped french bread. Unfortunately i don't eat cheese, so they took it away, and doubled up on the ham, which wasn't great eating that kind of ham with dry bread. Not our choice of food, maybe ok for someone else, so we ended up ordering something else. Perhaps that was the idea, knowing some people wouldn't like it, so would pay to eat something else, as we didn't book for the actual dinner. But i realised after, that if it doesn't state it anywhere, how do they know if people are Vegan or Lactose Intolerant. Show it self was very good, some parts weren't that impressive.

Show good, around average, food miserable - We attend the show almost every year, which we always like very much. Except for some criticisms, this was the case again this time. Very disturbing have been noticed: - Queues on the stairs as the photos are now taken below. This does not convey the feeling of a show visit but rather station hall flair - the volume of the music is really exorbitant and should be better regulated - the food is now mostly miserable We will certainly come back anyway as part of future vacations, but probably only decide to enter the show.

So so......At Best - A bit of a hybrid between Cirque du Soleil ( who admittedly I think are tedious beyond measure) and some cabaret on a cheap cruise. On the upside, the screen technology is very good and gives the illusion of being in an outsized theatre. Costumes are good as are (some) of the acrobats......but there is no story, it feels like Euro tosh (a multilingual audience and so there is a real reliance on movement and visuals generally ) and goes on interminably. If you are a fan of Marcel Marceau then fill your boots. Otherwise, catch up with your Netflix watchlist

Skip the dinner - The show itself was okay, but the storyline felt odd and somewhat unnecessary. The overall structure of the evening was quite boring. We were advised to arrive at 20:30, which meant spending four hours there in total, and the show was never worth the long waiting time. The food was truly disappointing. The salad was worse than the kind you can get from a supermarket for just a few euros, and the rest of the meal was equally unimpressive. The staff also seemed rushed and rather unfriendly, which didn’t help the experience. I genuinely regret paying for the dinner – I wish I had eaten elsewhere and only paid for the show. The drinks, however, were good. What bothered me the most were the photographers. They took photos without asking for consent and then tried to pressure us into buying them at a very high price. It felt annoying and like a desperate attempt to squeeze out more money, especially considering I had already paid €130 for the experience.