“I rarely write reviews, but this… THIS is an experience worth sharing with friends and family.
We originally purchased the Royalty Package but decided to upgrade to the Celebration Package once we arrived. Our party of 9 took up an entire row, and depending on your group size, you could easily fit around 10 people in one row.
My nephew and I had the vegetarian meal while everyone else had the chicken dinner. The kids ate what they wanted (because, well… kids 😂), and the adults all told me they enjoyed their meals. Personally, I really enjoyed the vegetarian meal—it was surprisingly filling!
But honestly, the food wasn’t even the highlight. The show itself was unforgettable. Even the Blue Knight threw a flower to my 4-year-old daughter, which absolutely made her entire night. She was so shy when she got to see him up close after the show, and it was honestly one of the sweetest moments of the whole trip. The three boys in our group were completely engrossed in the show too—they only wanted to leave when someone needed to use the bathroom! 😂
I also purchased the souvenir slushie cups for the four kids in our group because… why not? 😂 This was the first time going to Medieval Times for five of us, and we decided to splurge a little on our last night in Southern California.
Yes, you may look at the ticket and package prices and think, “Wow, that’s a lot of money for a two-hour show.” But for us, it was worth every penny.
Of course, I had read the reviews about the food and everything else before going. At the end of the day, everyone is different, and what one person loves, another person may not. For our family, though, the entire experience was absolutely worth it.
I’m not sure when we’ll be back in Southern California, but when we are, Medieval Times will definitely be on our list of places to visit again. Ending our trip there was the perfect way to finish our time in SoCal. 🏰❤“
“I rarely write reviews, but this… THIS is an experience worth sharing with friends and family.
We originally purchased the Royalty Package but decided to upgrade to the Celebration Package once we arrived. Our party of 9 took up an entire row, and depending on your group size, you could easily fit around 10 people in one row.
My nephew and I had the vegetarian meal while everyone else had the chicken dinner. The kids ate what they wanted (because, well… kids 😂), and the adults all told me they enjoyed their meals. Personally, I really enjoyed the vegetarian meal—it was surprisingly filling!
But honestly, the food wasn’t even the highlight. The show itself was unforgettable. Even the Blue Knight threw a flower to my 4-year-old daughter, which absolutely made her entire night. She was so shy when she got to see him up close after the show, and it was honestly one of the sweetest moments of the whole trip. The three boys in our group were completely engrossed in the show too—they only wanted to leave when someone needed to use the bathroom! 😂
I also purchased the souvenir slushie cups for the four kids in our group because… why not? 😂 This was the first time going to Medieval Times for five of us, and we decided to splurge a little on our last night in Southern California.
Yes, you may look at the ticket and package prices and think, “Wow, that’s a lot of money for a two-hour show.” But for us, it was worth every penny.
Of course, I had read the reviews about the food and everything else before going. At the end of the day, everyone is different, and what one person loves, another person may not. For our family, though, the entire experience was absolutely worth it.
I’m not sure when we’ll be back in Southern California, but when we are, Medieval Times will definitely be on our list of places to visit again. Ending our trip there was the perfect way to finish our time in SoCal. 🏰❤“