The World’s Most Honored Dinner Show comes alive online complemented by a blog and other social media features

(ORLANDO, FL) — Arabian Nights, an Orlando-based dinner show attraction featuring horseback performances in the World’s Most Honored Dinner Show, has launched a new and improved website as it gets ready for an exciting Spring Season in the family vacation capital of the world.

Arabian-Nights.com showcases the show’s nightly performances with information about the cast, the plot and most importantly, the amazing horses that gallop around the attraction’s large indoor equestrian arena—the largest of its kind in the world for a permanent show.

Visit the new Arabian Nights Dinner Show website, showcasing every

The new Arabian Nights Dinner Attraction website comes loaded with all the bells and whistles you expect from a high-energy attraction, yet remains user friendly and to the point—an important factor when reaching out to international audiences planning to visit Central Florida on vacation.

“The new website loads fast and it has a clean look, in line with the expectations of our audiences,” said Executive Vice President Audrey Padgett. “And the website is only the tip of the iceberg as it is supported by a strong social media presence and online ticket sales portal.”

Visitors to the new Arabian-Nights.com website will see integrated video content, image galleries and links to the attraction’s official blog, Twitter and Facebook page—this last one being a popular place for horse lovers and equestrian aficionados who want to see the magic behind the scenes.

The new website has been launched just in time to complement Arabian Nights’ recently updated show, which features all-new choreography and music to dazzle its international audience in one of the most beautiful horseback productions ever created.

Visitors to the website can also access information on the show’s VIP experience and Special Events, adding increased market appeal to the freshness of the new online presence with news updates and event information.

Arabian Nights performs nightly shows to a crowd of up to 1,200 guests who are delighted by the daring and carefully-choreographed performances of the horses and riders who work together in one of the most beautiful fairy tale-style attractions in the Orlando area.

The new Arabian Nights Dinner Show website was designed and developed by Dream Factory Productions, an Orlando-based marketing and advertising agency.

About Arabian Nights

Arabian Nights is a dinner show attraction in Orlando, FL, that follows a fairy tale storyline featuring more than 60 horses of 14 different breeds and riders performing nightly in the world’s largest indoor equestrian arena for a permanent show.

For more information about Arabian Nights, visit www.Arabian-Nights.com.
About Dream Factory Productions

Dream Factory Productions, Inc. is a full-service marketing, advertising and creative production company located at Universal Studios in Orlando, FL. Dream Factory Productions offers both traditional and cutting edge agency solutions for global-minded companies in the United States and more than a dozen countries worldwide.
For more information about Dream Factory Productions, please visit www.DreamFactoryProductions.com.

Media Contacts:
Audrey Padgett
Arabian Nights Dinner Attraction
Phone: (407) 589-2408

Andres Goyanes
Dream Factory Productions
Phone: (407) 224-5227

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Horatio, an Al-Marah Arabian

This little guy has a fan following at Arabian Nights already, even though he is one of the newest horses featured in our dinner show. Horatio comes from Al- Marah Arabians in Tucson, Arizona, where he had a stellar career as a competition Reining horse for several years. His accomplishments include winning the Reining at The Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, Reserve Champion at the Region 1 Championship Show and Top Ten at the Canadian Nationals.

Horatio came to Arabian Nights in November of 2009 to join our Holiday Show, and although he is small in stature, he made a big impression on both our staff and guests. Horatio stands at approximately 14.2 hands high (a hand is equivalent to 4 inches), making him just barely taller than a pony, but his refined features, excellent manners and boisterous whinny prevent him from being ignored.

It is not only his appearance and demeanor that make Horatio unique; he is also a very talented reining horse with a great deal of heart and athleticism. Easily 4 to 6 inches shorter than any of our other reining horses, Horatio can slide farther and spin faster than most of them—all while maintaining a pleasant and willing attitude that is the delight of his riders and the guests who watch Horatio’s energetic performance.

Horatio has been enjoying a little break after working very hard during the Holiday show season and will be making his debut in the new Native American Tribute act that will be featured in the Arabian Nights production soon.

Here's a picture of Horation in action.

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At Arabian Nights, we are always thinking of new ways to delight our guests and we are getting ready to add many new features, stunts and a few other surprises to make the Most Honored Dinner Show on Horseback even more exciting.

The management team at Arabian Nights is proud to announce some exciting new changes for 2010. We are constantly working to improve the quality of our guests’ experience, from the website guests use to purchase tickets to the meal they enjoy and the spectacular show they enjoy at our facility in Orlando, Florida.

In 2010, Arabian Nights plans to unleash its renewed energy and new ideas thanks to the contribution of our new managers and experienced staff members alike.

New and exciting changes are coming to Arabian Nights in 2010

Coming in the first quarter of 2010, a new Arabian Nights website and a new ticket purchasing interface are only the beginning of the exciting changes to take place. The newly designed www.Arabian-Nights.com website is slated to launch in February 2010, featuring a dramatic new design and a more user-friendly navigation, and compelling content that connects site visitors to the magic of our Dinner Show, the cast, horses and all plenty of opportunity to interact using Twitter, Facebook and other social media apps.

The online ticket purchasing site, www.Tickets.Arabian-Nights.com had a soft launch in late December 2009 and is up and running to help guests book their tickets with ease and convenience from anywhere in the world. But that’s not all, soon enough there will be more features, including special offers, added to this site!

Many changes have already been implemented to improve the Guest Experience at Arabian Nights, including tasty changes to the dinner menu; upgraded seasonal vegetables, a new recipe for our mashed potatoes (mmm… yummy!) and a new way to serve our salads to keep them crisp and fresh! We are also exploring new entrée choices and recipes as part of our commitment to continuously look for ways to enhance the Arabian Nights experience.

But the food isn’t the only thing we plan on improving at our dinner show. We are also pleased to announce that there will be new music and choreography in many acts of our featured production for 2010. 5 Alarm Productions is set to provide the new music-and much of it will be tailored specially for our show, allowing us to continue adding new stunts and riding disciplines to the show as our horses and entertainers learn new skills throughout the year.

In addition to the food and the show, two new managers will be spearheading the effort to improve the Arabian Nights experience in 2010–Guest Experience Manager Arden Tilghman and Facilities Director Stephen Zink. Arden and Stephen both come from the Entertainment side of Arabian Nights, and both are eager to put their production skills to work and ensure that our guests have the best experience from the moment they set foot on our Palace of Horses and well beyond their visit to our show.

As always, you can stay in touch with Arabian Nights to learn about all the new and exciting changes by connecting with us via Facebook or Twitter.