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Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament
Rating Details »
- Price Range:
-
$$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- No
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
10 reviews for Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament
This is a fun and unique experience and for 40 bucks you get the show plus dinner and drinks included, over all it is not over priced compare to other shows such as the once at Disney plus a meal included to bad this place is not doing to well but it is still pretty fun to watch it at least once after that it gets kind of old. Good place to take the family or friends or anyone visiting Orlando.
Great for kids!!!
This place was a lot of fun. One wonders how they can stable enough horses for the show in such an urban location. I hope these horses get some field time somewhere.
The actors were very good. They obviously perform a lot. The servers were both good and fast.
This place would probably be hard on a vegetarian but was a lot of fun.
A place like this is about the same price as a great restaurant. But, you get a good show and very average food. So, you just have to decide what is important to you. If your looking for an experience this might be the place for you. If your looking for gourmet cooking - go elsewhere.
Going back in time = FUN!
Medieval Times has to be one of my favorite dinner theatres in the Orlando area (I mean there are SO many, right?) The show is expectedly hokey, but the food is fairly good, and as long as you don't take yourself too seriously there is definitely a fun time to be had.
The Good:
Nummy Finger Food: Generally I am not a fan of picking up a giant turkey leg and digging in, but here it somehow works. And the "handheld" apple pie? It may look like McDonalds, but it tastes damn good!
Cheering Section!: Seriously, you'll have to check your ego at the door for this one. When you go to Medieval times you sit in a certain section and are given a certain color knight to cheer for. And honestly, even though all the results are somewhat fixed (I'm sure) cheering is super-fun! Especially when you've been drinking.....
The Bad:
Overpriced!!!!: Seriously, for the price I paid for a dinner show I could have gone to a theme park That's outrageous. However, I think the experience is one of those that you *have* to do, and I'm pretty sure the management knows it, which is why they are ble to keep prices SO freaking high.
I really enjoyed going to Medieval times, and I would go again, but unfortunately it is just waaaay too expensive.
Overall 6.3/10= Medieval Times costs too much Medieval Money!
Overall 6.5
Medieval Times is a great alternative for a place to spend the evening that is far more entertaining than any fancy restaurant that may cost you about the same amount of money. A show is performed while you are served your abundance of medieval style food. The food is very tasty, and the show is entertaining but definitely something the kids would enjoy more.
The event is a bit cheaper for children, so I would recommend taking your kids if you have any, they will definitely enjoy themselves. Not only is it a fun place, but it is also educational too (the first time I went was with my 7th grade english class).
This place is so much fun i used to live in Orlando i worked at Wet n Wild and used to go to Medieval Times all the time. Its really cool to smoke before the show it makes the actors seem more realistic. I remember i had chicken and potato which was good as-well. I recommend that if you are in the Orlando area take your kids and you happy ass's to visit Medieval Times Theater for an Educational Experience.
As one of the guides to the village mentioned, this is the only Medieval Times in the country that has a village. It's complete with artifacts such as looms, farming equipment, beer brewing/wine making products, weapons, and my personal fav of it all, torture devices. All of these looked BRUTAL and included descriptions/depictions of the usage. The chastity belts were...interesting, noting that there were spikes on two holes. Anyway, onto the review of the experience.
I was really, really excited about coming here, although slightly reminiscent of The Cable Guy. You are told to arrive at least two hours before your dinner and I'm not exactly sure why. We had lots and lots of time to wander around and peruse the "gift shop" area. They seemed to have everything a typical tourist would want (I'm including myself in that category). I received a yellow crown, so I opted to get a drink called the Executioner in a yellow collectable hurricane glass. We got pretty bored waiting for the previous show to end.
The food was pretty tasty, especially the vegetable soup given before the meal. As the previous reviewer mentioned, there is no silverware so you eat completely with your hands. The rest of the meal consisted of a half chicken, a pork rib, a roasted potato, and an apple fritter-ish dessert. I left satisfied, but not overstuffed. I also forgot to mention that the beverage service offered Pepsi or beer (of course I opted for the beer, although I'm thinking that it may have been non alcoholic). They also have cash bar service as well.
The show was incredible...the princess was really, really annoying. I always feel bad for show animals, though, I wonder how the horses are treated in order to learn the tricks they can do. The knights were very talented in all the tasks they needed to perform.
This makes for an entertaining evening on a vacation.
The castle known as Medieval Times is an icon on the road from Melbourne to Orlando. It is very inviting! I have been to this show several times and I absolutely love it! The stunts and tricks are absolutely amazing.
The princess in this show is annoying and I wished she would just go away! Trying to put a semi love story in the show just did not work. No one cares.
Everyone receives a crown for their section which makes things lots of fun. Basically, you cheer for your knight.
The outside village where you get to view medieval artifacts was not that interesting. Standing outside before showtime was annoying. We were packed into a small area like sardines and had to stand there for quite awhile before showtime.
I've never been to a dinner and entertainment type of thing before... I really enjoyed Medieval Times.
The entertainment was awesome - definitely worth the money.
the food was ok... You eat with your hands (like in Medieval Times - duh...) so that was a little thing to get used to... The chicken was dry...
The service was definitely excellent though - very helpful and entertaining at the same time..
I'd visit again. :)
I think it is safe to say EVERYONE visited here at least once during junior high or high school. I had the blessing of going several times at both. How can you not have fun eating with your hands and cheering for your favorite knight.
I went here while I was on a band trip my sophomore year of high school just as a supposedly fun thing to do while we were in Florida, but it wasn't the MOST fun thing we did there. They have a nice little souvenir area in the lobby and have those pictures where you can put your face on a medieval character's body (they let you try as many as you want for free but then to purchase them it's ridiculously overpriced). As for the food, it was so-so, and since at that time, I didn't eat meat outside of my house (unless it was Kosher), I was happy I was able to get a vegetarian option (basically a plate of vegetables which allowed you to cheat by using a fork--normally they do not provide silverware). Unfortunately, the show almost made me doze off, but after the fact I did get the Blue Knight's autograph (the one everyone on my trip was rooting for).
