I was not expecting a lot food-wise and Medieval Times definitely exceeded my expectations with the chicken. The small half chicken was surprisingly wonderful. The soup was lackluster but the toast was good dipped in it.

Dinner begins with Tomato soup and garlic toast. I know you all want to know about the food. When you exit you can even see some of the horses waiting to get tacked up.īonus: Medieval Times does not charge extra for parking and there’s plenty of it. It’s actually longer than we thought it was going to be and quite gruesome in the item descriptions! It’s a fun look at history while you wait for the show to begin. The bar on the left by the Torture Chamber was less crowded.įor $2 more per person you can stroll through the Torture Chamber while you wait. (I am!) There are also two bars where you can order fun themed cocktails, all of which come in a keepsake cup of your choosing. They even had Game of Thrones replica swords, if you’re into that sort of thing. The lobby is decorated to look like castle halls and offers tons of fun memorabilia for purchase, including real steel swords.

Much like a great theme park, the Medieval Times experience begins as soon as you walk through the castle doors. When in Rome!Įating with my hands – a rare sight indeed! They all said the same thing: “I can’t picture you eating with your hands!” I want to go on record to say that as a huge fan of dinner, theatre, dinner theatre, history, knights, armor, swords, and horses, I had absolutely no reservations about eating with my hands and neither should you. So many of my friends thought it was beyond strange that I of all of people wanted to go so badly. Nice move, Medieval Times! Photo courtesy of Medieval Times New to the show is a reigning Queen rather a King.

Since then Medieval Times has entertained over 60 million guests. There are nine locations around the United States, the first being Florida, which opened in 1983. Medieval Times is a themed dinner show during which six knights battle on horseback and on foot. The show gets the audience involved by having each section root for a different knight during the tournament. I can’t believe I finally made it to Medieval Times after a fifteen year quest! The evening did not disappoint.

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