Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

We took around 35 of staff and family for our Christmas party. We upgraded most things to have a great experience.

Setting up the event was easy but it turns out that they aren't organized in execution. We were given two seats less than we paid for (so I had to purchase more). We were seated in several areas and families were split up. Our drink upgrades weren't honored. We didn't get all of the lanyards and big banners that we paid for. Some of us didn't get tickets for the torture chamber. I was served ice cream with a machine part in it.

I called to let them know and no one on management level contacted me. With persistence on my part we were refunded a small amount.

My party planner deserves a shoutout for being amazing in all of it- she was professional and helpful to the extent that management allowed her to be.

Meal was not great here. Definitely should stop to get something for younger children before you arrive. The horses and falconer were great but knights were not good actors. A pretty expensive night out considering what you actually get. My kids liked the show but there’s a lot of things they like that don’t have this kind of price tag.

We accompanied our son as he took his 6 & 8 year old nephews to the show as a Christmas. They were so excited! We all enjoyed the food (even our picky eater) and the all the things: Royal pageantry, jousting, sword fights, falcon, horses, etc. Our 6 year old was thrilled when he caught a carnation from our Red Knight, and promptly gave it to his mother the next day. The boys were happy campers by the end of the night, and enjoyed playing with their light-up swords later :)

Definitely the right ages to attend. Sure glad we didn’t bring any children under their ages because they wouldn’t have enjoyed it nearly as much.

Fun experience—a bit pricey, but considering the for both a dinner and a show, it was a special night out!

Always an enjoyable evening. The food is always very good, service too. The show storyline changes so not the same over the years. Always a really nice evening. The Orlando castle also has a medieval village that you can visit, its furnished. You visit several different cottages: candle maker, weaver, blacksmith. Its interesting. Great place to celebrate a special event, office Xmas party, can accommodate large groups.

If you're in 3rd grade this is the best night ever! During a family trip to Dallas we surprised our kids with dinner at Medieval Times. From the crown, to the jousting, cheering + screaming, and eating without utensils - they were captivated. Food was actually tasty, the staff really gets into character, the cosplay is legit. It was a bucket list item + it's been checked off the list.

This was a great experience. Everything was outstanding starting from the first person to greet us who was very friendly. Our server, Sebastian, was helpful and entertaining. The food was great and the show is an amazing escape. We will definitely come back with friends. It was a great evening.

Park close to the front door if you don’t want to or can’t walk much. There’s plenty of parking, but it’s on all sides of the building. Get there early and enjoy the Torture Chamber, souvenirs, beverages and photo ops. The food was good, however, the entertainment was phenomenal! We had so much fun cheering on our yellow jouster. The only negative I have is that the seats seem closer together than coach class on an airplane.

Was in town visiting our son & family and they took us here. You sit on different levels all around the Arena so everyone has a good view. They do the tournament/show etc based on a probably a make believe story. For me it was hard to hear/understand what they were saying so storyline didn’t mean nothing. The do all kinds of re-enactments, tricks with horses etc and finally at the end the do the “ jousting” part of the show. Everyone is divided up into different colored sections to “ root” for your guy. During the first part of the show they bring out your food which you eat by hand. The food was good & filling. Everyone gets into the hollering & booing, the kids loved it. Younger little ones not so much.

An experience that I was curious about and wanted to see for myself, my wife was dubious but willing to go along. We had a very enjoyable evening, a very good show. The food and drinks were ok, everybody gets the something 1/2 a chicken, cup of soup, 1/2 corn on the cob, 1/2 potato and an eclair first dessert, go hungry. Eating with your hands is not that hard or messy, don't sweat it. Stay for the entire show. Parking is a bit hectic especially if you are attending the 2nd seating at 7pm. Allow extra time. Use both doors to enter, when we arrived everyone was lined up at the right hand entrance, the left was empty, we should have taken the chance and tried the left door. We would have gained entrance a lot sooner and smoother.

I was impressed with the length of the whole tournament. I really wasn't expecting it to last so long and be so entertaining.
Dinner was excellent. Drinks were a bit pricey but they too were delicious. It was a great time and I'm glad I was able to attend!