Chanhassen Dinner Theatres in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota were founded in 1968. Herb Bloomberg, who designed and built the expanded Old Log Theater near Lake Minnetonka, subsequently constructed and operated the Chanhassen Dinner Theatres. The Old Log Theater has an attached dining room and revenue from food sales is necessary for financial success, but they are not a dinner theater.[19] The Chanhassen claims to be the largest professional dinner theater in the U.S.; the Main Stage seats 577, the Fireside Theatre contains 230 seats for non-dining patrons, and the Playhouse Theatre has tables for 126.
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