Choosing your night
Pirates Dinner Show vs Pirates Reloaded: which one is your evening?
Same theatre, same galleon, two very different nights — one a family dinner show, the other a late adults-only acrobatics-and-DJ set. Here is how they actually differ.
See Pirates Dinner Show tickets on GetYourGuide ↗Side by side
| Pirates Dinner Show | Pirates Reloaded | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | All ages, family-friendly | Adults only, 18+ |
| Meal | Roast chicken or nugget dinner included | No dinner — drinks credit instead |
| Rating (GetYourGuide) | 4.54 from over 1,000 reviews | 4.6 from 165 reviews |
| Start | 6:00pm | Later, as a separate booking |
| Tone | Story, acrobatics, family show | Acrobatics, dancing, DJ, party |
The same venue, built for two different nights
Both shows run in the Pirates Theatre on Camí Sa Porrassa, using the same galleon set and rigging, but they are not two versions of the same ticket — they are two separate GetYourGuide listings with different content, different timing and different audiences. Booking one does not include or discount the other.
Dinner versus drinks
The defining difference is what is on the table. The family show serves a set roast dinner through the acts, with soft drinks included and alcohol extra. Pirates Reloaded serves no food at all — instead the ticket carries a drinks credit that scales with seating tier, from around €30 per person upward, spent at the bar rather than at a table.
Who is actually in the room
The family show welcomes children from age two upward, and the story, pacing and content are built with that audience in mind. Pirates Reloaded is explicitly adults-only — under-18s are not admitted — and leans into a later, dance-and-DJ register that would not suit a family evening.
What the ratings actually say
At the time of writing the family show carries a 4.54 rating from well over a thousand reviews, a large enough sample to be a reliable signal rather than an early-bookings spike. Pirates Reloaded's own listing runs slightly higher, at 4.6, from a much smaller review count (165) — worth weighing both the score and the sample size rather than the headline number alone.
Booking both on one trip
Because they are separate shows, some travellers on a longer Mallorca stay book the family dinner one night and Pirates Reloaded on another — different nights, different moods, same theatre. If you only have one evening free, match the ticket to who is actually travelling with you: bring children, book the dinner; travelling as adults only and want a later night out, Reloaded is the one built for that.