You’ll step straight into Greek mythology at Antalya’s Troy dinner show — joining heroes and gods on stage, voting with your phone, laughing with locals, maybe even changing history yourself. Whether you go for dinner or just drinks, it’s more than a show: it pulls you right into its world before you even notice.
I didn’t expect to be handed a QR code before the lights went down — honestly, I thought we’d just watch from our table and eat. But in Antalya’s Troy dinner show, you’re suddenly part of this wild swirl of gods, heroes, and dancers. Our guide (I think his name was Okan?) grinned as he explained how we could actually tip the scales between Greeks and Trojans using our phones. The whole place smelled faintly of grilled meat from somewhere nearby, but I barely noticed once the music kicked in.
There was this moment when Achilles leapt across the stage — not kidding, he landed right at my feet — and a little kid next to us gasped so loudly everyone laughed. The acrobats looked like living statues until they suddenly moved; it freaked me out for a second. I tried to pronounce “Hector” in Turkish (it’s something like “Hektor,” but I probably butchered it), and one of the dancers winked at me mid-performance. You don’t really get that wall between you and the show; it’s more like you’re swept into their world whether you mean to or not.
We didn’t have dinner included (just drinks), but honestly, I was too caught up to care much about food — though my partner kept eyeing someone else’s plate. There were families everywhere, some tourists, some locals, all kind of cheering for different sides. At one point my phone buzzed asking if I wanted to change history… I hesitated way too long choosing Greek or Trojan. Still not sure if we made the right call.
By the end, everything felt a little surreal — bright costumes swirling under spotlights, people still debating who should’ve won outside as we left into the warm night air. It’s weird how quickly you forget where you are when you’re pulled into a story like that. Sometimes I still hear that music in my head.
Dinner is only included if you select that option; otherwise it's just drinks.
Yes, it's family-friendly and suitable for children.
Yes, through your phone's QR code you can interact and influence parts of the performance.
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
Yes, service animals are allowed.
The venue is accessible by public transportation.
Yes, infants and small children can attend; prams or strollers are welcome.
No, language isn’t a barrier; interaction is simple and visual.
Your evening includes entry to Antalya’s unique Troy dinner show with live performances inspired by Greek mythology. You’ll receive a QR code for interactive participation during the event. Depending on your booking choice, drinks are always included while dinner is optional. The venue welcomes families with infants or strollers and offers full wheelchair access throughout.


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