What People Are Saying About Medieval Times Dinner & Trnmnt
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The Scene – The replica of an 11th-century castle, complete with moat and drawbridge, is the first tip that you're in for a treat. Indoors, the conceit continues, with an enormous auditorium surrounding a large field of battle. Each section of the dining auditorium is assigned a knight, who battles knights of other sections (six in all). Each one jousts, swordfights and performs acts of derring-do for the honor of your section. – – The Food – The meal, a four-course event, includes roast chicken, spare ribs, potatoes, soup and dessert, plus a few rounds of drinks to…
09/15/04
Absolutely Amazing
by mellaf
My husband and I went here one night during our honeymoon. We'd been there before, but to make it extra special, we did the knighting ceremony before the show. The food was great, the show was amazing and the staff was top-notch. We'll definitely be back next time.
- Pros: Worth the Money, Great Experience, Great food
02/11/03
Bad Seating
by cine
Our experience at Medival Times was diminished greatly by the seats that we were assigned. They sat us in section 5 towards the top of the stands, not a good viewing area. Look out for sections 5 or 6, they are in the back with a limited view.
- Pros: Great Food
- Cons: Bad sections 5 & 6
11/07/02
Highly recommended
by michelle53
Arena was well lit so you could see the show very well. Seating was very comfortable and the food was excellent. We have been here twice and recommend it to everyone. Second time here we were only disappointed with our knight...the white knight...as he didn't respond to his section's cheering him on and barely made eye contact with them. Highly recommend the VIP seating...right down front with an excellent view.
- Pros: good value for price, great food, good entertainment
The Details on Medieval Times Dinner & Trnmnt
Know Before You Go:
Before the feast, relive more 11th-century memories in the Medieval Village next to the dinner hall.
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