Why "The Palace"?

"Corny Christmas"- The elves entertain with the "Halla-mooya Chorus".

The "Palace" name was chosen for two reasons. First, during Vaudeville days it was every entertainers dream to "play the Palace". If he played at the Palace, he made it to the top. The second reason has to do with how the guests of the Palace are treated. Guests are treated like royalty from the minute they pull into the parking lot until they leave. Attentive service is our standard. Our patrons are number one!

What's the Palace like?
Extensive remodeling has been done to the one hundred year old dance hall. The original floor has been refurbished. We have expanded the stage, installed stage curtains, theatrical lighting and a computer-designed sound system.

"Sir Arthur", a six-foot suit of armor, which is the mascot for the Palace, greets visitors. The Palace accommodates 114 guests in festival style seating. The Palace meets the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements. The Palace is a non-smoking facility.

What is Dinner Event Theatre?

"Bit O' the Blarney"- Liam O'Brien settles down for a pint.

Most of the time at dinner theaters, you have a meal, and then see a show that has nothing to do with the meal. At the Palace, the theme buffet is always part of the show. All the shows at the Palace are original variety shows with music, dancing, drama and comedy focused around a central theme.

The show begins when our guests arrive at the Palace and are greeted by characters in the show. Pre-show drinks can be purchased at the theme-based service bar. When the show begins, characters set the scene for the show and the buffet. While everyone is eating, they are entertained with live theme-oriented dinner music. After dinner, the "main show" begins and lasts for about an hour-and a-half. The shows include some type of audience participation such as: contests, cheers, yells, sing-alongs, birthday/anniversary recognition, dancing and much more.