Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
$$$ • Dinner Theater, American, Vegan Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
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Fun, once in a lifetime experience seeing horse show and fake knight jousting and fighting. They fill sections that are most active in the story (black and white and red and yellow) but it is very tight seating and difficult to eat in the space. Try going to less popular times (weekday or Sunday 2 pm). Can meet falcon and handler after show and characters from show without any special passes. Castle and souvenirs interesting, could be viewed in 10 min. Bathrooms large (many stalls)...read full review
We took one of my best friends for his 50th birthday party to medieval times and it was one of the best outings we have ever had. It was well choreographed it was fun. The food was delicious and the people that work there really help you get into the atmosphere. We will be returning in a future date. We enjoyed this outing tremendously. Get there a little early parking is great walking to the front is not far at all and they have plenty of things to do before. The actual show...read full review
Got Knighted by the queen and watched some sick jousting! Super fun
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 10PM |
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament offers an exciting adventure in a fun, kid-friendly atmosphere. The restaurant features a castle-like layout with plenty of photo opportunities. The food, including tomato soup, garlic bread, chicken, and eclair, is served in generous portions, and guests can even take home leftovers in to-go boxes. The show is the highlight, featuring well-trained horses and talented actors. Recently, visitors have enjoyed the educational matinee, which includes jousting and sword fighting, with guests cheering for their coat of arms while feasting on a dragon's leg (chicken). The staff is friendly and helpful, making it a fun experience for families.
Many guests have described the experience as "awesome," "wonderful," and "so much fun." They feel immersed in the medieval atmosphere, and the actors are friendly. The overall experience is worth the money, although some mention that the dinner service can feel rushed. The atmosphere and entertainment make it memorable for the whole family.
The restaurant offers a lively and buzzing atmosphere, with visitors praising the friendly staff and impressive horsemanship during the show. Guests often find charm in the gift shops, bringing home souvenirs like shirts. The food is generally well-received, with highlights like lemonade, although some have reported cleanliness issues with the dishes. The experience is described as unforgettable, with the show and the medieval-themed atmosphere being the main draws. Special dietary options are available upon request, and the venue can accommodate large groups and guests with disabilities.