Alaska Cabin Nite D - Denali Park

Alaskan Cabin Nite Dinner Theater (5 Stars): We made reservations for the Alaskan Cabin Nite Dinner Theater through the Denali Park Village front desk, and it turned out to be a highlight of our trip. Most of the attendees were part of a Land and Sea tour group, but you can also book tickets online in advance, which is highly recommended for planning purposes. They have two seatings each day, with the first one at 5:30 PM (1730 hrs) and seating beginning at 5:15 PM (1715 hrs). The meal is served family-style and includes a delicious spread of ribs, salmon, beans, corn, mashed potatoes, salad, biscuits, and a fantastic cobbler for dessert. It’s all-you-can-eat, so feel free to indulge in as many ribs and as much cobbler as you like—trust me, you’ll want to! The show itself was outstanding. It’s a lively mix of comedy, singing, acting, and history, all rolled into one entertaining performance. I was even invited to be part of the show, which made the experience even more memorable. A special note: there was a deaf couple in the Land and Sea group, and the cruise company provided two interpreters for them. I spent quite a bit of time watching the interpreters—they were amazing. If you’re ever on a cruise or a Land Sea tour, remember that companies are required to provide interpreters at no additional cost, which is a fantastic service.

FUN, lively, entertaining and just fun with good food. Pass the food please! The salmon was fresh, well prepared and delicious. Pork ribs bbq peppery brite taste. Loved the mixed berry cobbler and can't forget the big biscuit holds its own against anywhere !! Music and Alaska story entertaining. Some VERY talented people and then the great singers and music! It was a great time notwithstanding the hard benches;

They put on an awesome show. Saw it 20 yrs ago and had to see it again.

The show is fabulous. The actors have awesome voices and have great musicality. Could have used less starchy food.

Had a great time. They are entertaining and fun to watch. Plus some history of Denali.