Hannah T.
Google
Had a good time here overall, but it’s one and done for me. Tickets for a Saturday were $75 each, coming out to $160 after fees and everything. I was really disappointed that this did not include a tip for staff. I do appreciate the amount of employees and cost it takes to care for the animals, but I don’t want to deal with tipping at an event like this that isn’t a traditional dinner. Of course I still tipped, and our waiter Shane was great. We got there 15 minutes early and got in smoothly.
I had read beforehand that the food wasn’t great and I’d have to agree. They do give large portions but my boyfriend and I both had tummy troubles after dinner. The chicken has a weird chewy texture, the soup tasted like warmed up ketchup, and the garlic bread just appears to be Texas Toast out of a box. I get they are serving a lot of people at once so I would compare this to subpar cruise food.
I also couldn’t understand the actors well with their Medieval language, but obviously that’s the whole point. I think this would be great for kids, large groups, or Medieval/Renaissance lovers, but as an adult it was meh. Giving 3 stars because the service was great and the novelty is cool but it’s not worth returning for especially for the cost.