Dracula's Melbourne
Jan 3rd 2009 | 9:48 am
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Dracula's Melbourne
A group of us went to Dracula's Show Restaurant in Melbourne last night, it was absolutely fabulous, best night out for ages!
The food was good enough but the show was fantastic, very entertaining. The ghost train which takes you into the restaurant is only the start to what turned out to be a great night which would appeal to all ages. Our party of 13 ranged in age between 18 (whose birthday we were celebrating) to 70 (my father, who thoroughly enjoyed being picked on as "coffin fodder"). Great value for $67 per head.
I can't recommend it enough.
Anyone else been?
The food was good enough but the show was fantastic, very entertaining. The ghost train which takes you into the restaurant is only the start to what turned out to be a great night which would appeal to all ages. Our party of 13 ranged in age between 18 (whose birthday we were celebrating) to 70 (my father, who thoroughly enjoyed being picked on as "coffin fodder"). Great value for $67 per head.
I can't recommend it enough.
Anyone else been?
Jan 3rd 2009 | 11:32 am
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Re: Dracula's Melbourne
Not the Melbourne one but Draculars on the Gold Coast. We have been twice to different shows both times in groups of 10 or 12 - definitely the way to go as its such a laugh. Did you get a group photo with the characters?
Jan 3rd 2009 | 11:50 am
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Re: Dracula's Melbourne
yes we did get a group photo. The actors and costumes are fab. Would recommend the "deadly"cocktails too 
Jan 23rd 2009 | 10:28 pm
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Re: Dracula's Melbourne
A group of us went to Dracula's Show Restaurant in Melbourne last night, it was absolutely fabulous, best night out for ages!
The food was good enough but the show was fantastic, very entertaining. The ghost train which takes you into the restaurant is only the start to what turned out to be a great night which would appeal to all ages. Our party of 13 ranged in age between 18 (whose birthday we were celebrating) to 70 (my father, who thoroughly enjoyed being picked on as "coffin fodder"). Great value for $67 per head.
I can't recommend it enough. Anyone else been?
The food was good enough but the show was fantastic, very entertaining. The ghost train which takes you into the restaurant is only the start to what turned out to be a great night which would appeal to all ages. Our party of 13 ranged in age between 18 (whose birthday we were celebrating) to 70 (my father, who thoroughly enjoyed being picked on as "coffin fodder"). Great value for $67 per head.
I can't recommend it enough.
Anyone else been?What is the minimum age???
Jan 23rd 2009 | 11:59 pm
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Re: Dracula's Melbourne
I've not been myself, but my son went last year on a weekend daytime, for a 10yo birthday party. I'd say 8 was the age limit.
It's probably the best theme restaurant around, and we intend to go one day.
It's probably the best theme restaurant around, and we intend to go one day.
