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The Dinner Detective Brings Interactive True Crime Fun to Huntsville

Huntsville’s most interactive night out is back! The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show is now running monthly at DoubleTree Huntsville South, inviting guests to solve a hilarious whodunit while enjoying a full-course dinner.

At each performance, diners become part of the action—because the killer is hiding in plain sight, and anyone in the room could become a suspect. Guests will enjoy a garden salad, entrée of their choice, and cheesecake with strawberries as they work through clues, twists, and surprise reveals.

Tickets start at $61.99, and shows run select Saturday evenings through February 2026. Upcoming dates include Nov. 22, Dec. 6, Dec. 20, Jan. 10, Jan. 24, and Feb. 14, all featuring the comedic crime tale “The Hollywood Hit.”

Prepare for laughs, mystery, and maybe even a little betrayal—because at The Dinner Detective, trust no one. Tickets and showtimes are available now on the official site.

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