Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

One time thing for me. The show was fun. The food tasted good. Half roasted chicken, 1/2 Cobb corn, 1/2 seasoned baked potato. They give you dessert too. Cake or eclair 😋 My alcoholic drink was not good but my daughter loved hers. We had the same drink... our waiter was very nice and cute. I love the costumes and he kept calling me his lady 😆

Words can’t describe how AWESOME this dinner and show was. I want to tell you everything and show you all of the videos… BUT - it’s SOO worth to go and experience it for yourself. Between the very well trained horses doing a dance for you and the knights ACTUALLY jousting… we were on the edge of our seats. So darn cool. Food was actually VERY good. Drinks were great. You get a lot of food and snacks for what you pay for. They have a bunch of bars you can get souvenirs cups , drinking horns ( they announce you when you buy one ) amazing. Lots of REAL swords shields and helmets you can purchase !!! Lucky I flew in or I would have rode out of there on a horse in full knight gear. For dinner you get a half a chicken, potato, Corn, Tomato bisque and garlic bread. Coke, sprite, lemonade, fit colas and water for drinks. When you walk in - you’ll be given a knight that you will cheer for. You will be told to enter by section. You’ll be given a card with your table number and color of knight. Super easy. Most important info here - WHEN YOU GO TO PARK…. I highly suggest you park in the parking lot in front of the castle. Trust me. Parking on the front left side of the castle is limited and 1 way in and out. I suggest you get there around 1 hour early - so you can get a parking spot and relax in the gift shop hall and explore the stuff that is there. If you have a special occasion / you get knighted and placed on a list then announced by the king and queen during the ceremony. HIGHLY SUGGESTED - The 2nd best vip upgrade is good enough. Sits you high enough to see everything. Normal seats are just as good at the top. Either way. You’ll enjoy this show !

I went here with family on New Years day. We had such a great time! The food was good. Our server was great and checked on us to make sure everything was good. The show was absolutely awesome! The actors were really good. I'll definitely go back again!

A truly fun experience. Not alot of places like this anymore and this one was very fun. Food was great. Drinks were surprisingly well priced. I expected to pay 15$ a beer like a a stadium. Good for them not charging an arm and a leg for a great experience.

This has been a bucket list item for me since I was a teenager. I’m now 58 and finally got to do it with my youngest, Michaela in Kissimmee where it all began so many years ago. The entire experience did not disappoint! From the moment we entered until we left we were treated like royalty! Noteworthy is Updates’s to Royalty Upgrade, well worth it!! The food was excellent, the entertainment was outstanding, the show moved at a perfect pace, the horses stunning, ( Andalusians and I believe Friesens), the skill level of the knights/riders was fantastic to watch. What made it even more incredible for us was one knight in particular, Sir Xander, (the black and white knight), He brought a flower to my daughter after winning a game then after the show met us, took a pic, gave an autograph then spent a few minutes talking with us about how he got started with the show. It made the whole experience for us worth the over 40 year wait! My daughter floated for the rest of the trip! We did so many memorable things but when you ask her, Medieval times was by far her favourite!! Thank you Medieval Times and Sir Xander🫶

Sooooooo much fun. Took the wife and my 18yr old daughter. She didnt seem to excited to be going but by nights end she had lost her voice from yelling. Is was so much fun. The horces were absolutly stunning to see perform. The actors were top notch. The food was much better than I would have expected. I highly recommed you go at least once, you wont be disappointed!!

The food was fine - wasn't anything special, but you don't go there for the meal. The show was entertaining and my 8 year old loved it. We opted for the VIP pass and I think it was worth it (front row).

What an EXPERIENCE!! Just amazing experience we went VIP, definitely worth the extra cash. Food was delicious, the actors we dedicated to putting on their best show. The horses and trainers we exquisite. Very talented trained horses and their handlers.

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is your classic tourist stop in Orlando. I have lived here most of my life and have never been. We recently were invited to attend with some family friends and we had such an amazing time, I cant wait to go back. This is a dinner show with the show taking you back into Medieval times. There are knights, the king and queen, horses and jousting. It is so much fun! The tickets have to be purchased in advance. We purchased an upgraded ticket since we were celebrating a birthday. It came with closer seats, special lanyards, the ability to enter first, a photo for each member of your party and a special dessert. Our friend also received a special shout out during the show. We were in the Blue Knight area and were seated in the second row from the front. When we first got there, we entered the waiting area. In this area there is so much to buy. It was crazy to me how much merchandise they sold. My wife wanted a "nicer" flag, and one of the employees let us know that since we had the VIP ticket, we could upgrade our flag at our seat for only $2. He saved us money for sure. MY wife and I of course hit the bar while we waiting for our friends. We started with each getting a glass of wine. When we went up for the second glass, one of the bartenders offered for us to buy a bottle. We were not super sold on this but to be honest, it was cheaper than to keep buying drinks, we did not have to hold the bottle, they sent it directly to our seat and since we didn't finish our bottles, we could take them home. I Would recommend doing this! You can also purchase special glasses with their logos on it. For food, we started with tomato bisque and a piece of garlic bread. We were then served rotisserie chicken, corn on the cob and a half of potato. For dessert they gave you a eclair and since we had the VIP ticket, we also received a piece of yellow cake with chocolate frosting and sprinkles. To be honest I am not a sweet person and I was full. My wife did not really care for the eclair but she did really enjoy the cake. We actually took my piece and half of her piece home. Overall the food was good. I really enjoyed the bisque with the garlic bread and the chicken was very flavorful. You do not get utensils and everything can be eaten with your hands. (If you need them just ask) The show is a competition between the different houses, we were the blue house. Each color has a knight that represents them and you can cheer for your knight the whole time. The show includes horses, jousting and sword fights. There was a part where they lowered a screen for protection, and the knights were actually sword fighting and jousting. It was so neat! I really enjoyed it. We cheered and yelled the entire time. Overall this was a great experience, we truly enjoyed ourselves and I can not wait to return. This is a great place for the family or date night or groups looking for fun. Dinner, jousting, knights, it had it all! ACES!

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is your classic dinner show. It has been a tourist stop in Orlando for many years but I have never been until recently. My husband and I went for a family friend's birthday. She booked the VIP ticket which included closer seats, special lanyards, the ability to enter first, a photo for each member of your party and a special dessert. Our friend also received a special shout out during the show. This is a dinner show included with your ticket. You receive a meal and get to take part in the show. You are seated in a section which dictates your knight's color and who you should be cheering for. It takes you back into Medieval times with knights, the king and queen, horses and jousting, hawks flying over your head and so much more. It is so much fun! We were in the Blue Knight section and were seated in the second row from the front. My husband and I got there first, about 30 minutes before our friends. We were able to check the two of us, but not them, which was a little annoying. I thought we should have been able to check the whole group in. After your photo, there is a waiting area with a few tables, bars and tons of merchandise. It reminded me of a circus, just things to catch your eye and to buy. Everyone is given a plastic flag to cheer your knight on, but I wanted a "nicer" flag, which was better material. We went to look at them and the the employee let us know that since we had the VIP ticket, we could upgrade our flag at our seat for only $2. He saved us money for sure and we both upgraded our flags. While we waited we hit the bar. There are many souviner glasses you can purchase with cocktails, but they were all batched made and frozen. We both just wanted wine. Luckily we were able to purchase a glass with the specialty souvenir glasses. When we went up for the second glass, one of the bartenders suggested we buy the bottle. We were skeptical since I was drinking white and my husband red. However, after talking to her we discovered it was cheaper to get the bottle than to keep buying drinks. What was also really great, is we did not have to hold the bottle, they sent it directly to our seat and since we didn't finish our bottles, we could take them home. This is the way to go for sure! Especially with a group, grab a couple of bottles and call it a day! Food wise, they start with tomato bisque and a piece of garlic bread. You are then given a piece of rotisserie chicken, corn on the cob and a half of potato. This was all really good. The chicken was juicy and had a great flavor. The potato was good, I would have preferred toppings on the potato like a potato skin, but it was fine. The corn was also tasty, it was buttery and had some light seasoning on it. For dessert you are given an eclair which was ice cold, it was not very good. But since we had the VIP ticket, we also received a piece of yellow cake with chocolate frosting and sprinkles. I enjoyed this much better. My husband did not eat his so I did take it home, they kind of insisted. But overall the food was good. You are not given utensils since everything can be eaten with your hands, but if you need them just ask. I would say the soup was the most challenging. It had to be sipped and it was just weird to me to sip soup from a bowl and not a spoon. The show takes you back into time and the basic story is all the houses are competing. Each color section has a knight that represents them and you can cheer for your knight the whole time. The actual show includes beautiful and majestic horses, jousting and sword fights. There is a portion during the jousting and sword fighting that they lower a screen for protection. This was a great show, we loved it! Overall this was a great experience, we truly enjoyed ourselves and I can not wait to return.

Medieval Times never disappoints! This recent visit was truly one of the best shows I've seen. The performance was outstanding, full of energy, skill, and excitement from start to finish. You can tell the cast is incredibly dedicated, and it makes the entire experience feel immersive and magical. One thing I always appreciate is how well they take care of the horses. They're clearly treated with so much respect and attention, and it shows in how beautifully they perform. The food is delicious every time, and the fact that the meal even comes with dessert is a bonus. It's hearty, flavorful, and adds perfectly to the whole medieval atmosphere. No utensils are always a fun, immersive touch. I come every couple of years, and I'm always impressed by how consistently good the experience is. Medieval Times continues to be a guaranteed great time. Entertaining, unique, and absolutely worth returning to again and again.

Medieval Times is so much fun! It's about a 2 hour experience. When you get in and check in, you are assigned a knight to cheer for. You have a little time to walk around and shop or grab a drink and then they welcome you into the arena. When you are seated, they start to periodically come through and take drink orders and start bringing your food. Unless you have specific dietary restrictions, you get soup, a 1/2 chicken, corn, and a bread. While you're eating, the show begins which is a competition between all the knights to show who is the best in the kingdom. They also do some house tricks and dances, and a cool hawk show. The crowd gets really involved and cheers for their knights/boos the others/etc. it's a really fun event and I highly recommend going at least once!

Thank you, Jess the best, for making our dinner extra fun! Team yellow all the way! We loved the falcon and the jousting. 10/10.

Stop second guessing and buy your tickets! We had the Royalty VIP. First in to our seats, second row from the fight! The food was actually really good. Soup, half chicken, half potato, corn on the cob, Texas toast and dessert. Unlimited soda, tea or water. Our server was great and explained everything of what to expect, etc. he did partake in the show for a few minutes but it wasn't a big deal to us. Actually surprised us to see him down there! The show overall was fun and engaging. Audio was kind of lacking and couldn't really hear the story line. But overall it was awesome! Find yourself a coupon on google and save a few bucks!

I went here yesterday with my family and we had a blast! We were visiting and It was so much fun! The story was pretty good! And the food was great! And the ambiance looks like a castle inside, and the food came fast and fresh. The waiter we had was pretty nice. The only thing is that the dessert could be better. But other than that, it was awesome!

I honestly didn't expect to have such a great time & also experience such really good food. I understand that everyone's experience is different, but it may have been our lucky day. We got there 15 to 20 minutes earlier than opening because even if you have tickets/VIP, it will get you in sooner when they call your color/number. I honestly love that the ambiance was full on Medieval times. Even when you're in the waiting area where they sell the drinks and such, they have the queen and king on stage. Food and drinks are great! Honestly, didn't expect the chicken to be as good and flavorful as it was. The show itself was PHENOMENAL! It was just amazing. It wasn't too long, it wasn't too short, it was always entertaining. It was actually my husband's idea to come here & I really didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did. I was beyond thrilled. Definitely get the level a little bit above the basic (VIP) to get more & potentially get awesome seating.

Great time with friends. Entertainment was awesome and all the add-on are fun. So nice it's reserved seating. The food was alright but the entertainment was spot on

What an incredible time we had! First time here after living here my whole life. The food was actually surprisingly amazing lol, flavored, and fun eating with your hands haha! The show was fantastic, entertaining, fun, gets you off your seat cheering! Family friendly! Don't forget to tip your servers at the end :) Huge selection of souvenirs, not a big bar/drink menu which was a little disappointing but still had a great time and highly recommend

Had such a great experience here. The food was amazing, way better than I expected for a dinner show. I was expecting the focus to be more on the show and the food be a second thought, but it was not. The show was great and very entertaining. The staff was all attentive and our server was great. Would definitely recommend giving Medieval Times Dinner a try.

Was a lot of fun , food was good service was great ! Loved the atmosphere! Would for sure go again ! I was also picked for queen , are green team win I got a sash and a crown and a picture ! Good time

You are ushered through the steps, to get your crown and flag and are assigned a knight. We got vip seating, i recommend! We couldn't make out the announcements and seating is first- come first served so go early if you want to shop the MASSIVE gift shop or enjoy the bar so that you don't miss your call to sit. Every seat is pretty good but front row is better. The food was handed out assembly line style. The soup was served out of thermoses- the bread was ok, the chicken leg was messy and they decided to bring our photos WHILE our hands were deep into the juicy food! Silly timing. Our server was also a performer- so he wasn't always available. The dessert was a half frozen hard eclair. Have fun cheering your knight on. You can bang the floor with your feet as well if your hands are occupied or get a sore throat from yelling.

First time ever going and I had so much fun! Food was delicious and proces were reasonable. Very fun show and all the staff even the servers playing along was great. Would definitely come back again!

This was a fun experience! Set in the medieval times it's a great place to bring out your costumes and make your way to the castle for dinner and a show! The dinner consisted of a Starter, Entree and dessert of course! There are upgrades you can make we opted out of that. If you can't eat without silverware pack your own because they don't give you any and when we asked we were told no by our server. We were very well taken care of while visiting and had great seats for the show. The chicken was yummy but the potatoes were very salty. I'm not big on tomato bisque soup but my friends likes it and the garlic bread. I unfortunately was too full to touch my dessert but again my friends said the eclair was okay you can upgrade for cake if you prefer. The lights and show were fun! Lots of souvenirs and a full bar. I would definitely going at least once to experience it. They have one in several cities

I've been to Medieval Times about a dozen times over the past 25 years or so. This is my first visit to the Kissimmee castle since 2017 and I've been to the Baltimore locations about 6 times. We got a VIP package which includes front row and early seating. They start you off with "Dragon's Blood" (tomato bisque) with a piece of garlic bread. The tomato bisque was very good and full of herbs and other seasonings. The garlic bread was your typical frozen garlic bread, nothing fancy. The bread is best dunked in the bisque. You also get your choice of water, lemonade, or Pepsi by the server. Additionally, there is a bar person that comes around often to get you a drink from the bar, if needed. Next was the chicken. This was the star of the food as it was baked (thigh and breast) with a well-seasoned skin. The chicken was very flavorful and juicy with great skin. They also bring you corn on the cob and a half potato both with the same seasoning as the chicken (a rub). Dessert was disappointing as I was a very cold and flavorless eclair. This left a lot to be desired. Previously, it was a nice apple turnover that was warm and flaky. Please bring that back! The show itself was good, as usual. It has changed a bit since the last time I saw it but was very entertaining. Our knight didn't win :( The service was really good and our server did a great job. I like that they offer their Venmo or other electronic payment to send a tip as the bill was already paid so I couldn't charge my card. The Kissimmee castle was very clean and well maintained. Especially when you factor in its their oldest castle.

If you have been thinking about about trying a dinner experience, this is the one to try. Medieval times clearly puts a lot of time, money and effort into creating an authentic experience. Ticket prices may seem pricey at face value, but they are always offering discounted prices and first responders, military, and others can receive deeper discounts. There is no missing the castle as it stands out even from down the road as you approach it. Get there early to give you and your family, or guests, enough time to check in, and explore the inner castle before you are instructed to proceed to the tournament floor. My family and I opted for one of the VIP experiences so we were presented with our "Blue" card which means we get to cheer for the blue night. We got VIP lanyards which we could keep. I opted for each kid to receive a souvenir cup which they could fill with one of their flavored slushies. We receive our crowns and we then proceeded to the photographer who takes our family photo. We got an 8x10 photo for each of the 5 guests in my party. After your photograph is taken, you move to the inner castle which has 3 bars and several souvenir stands where you can purchase medieval style light-up swords, Tierras for the ladies and for the adults there is a section where they sell Spanish steel swords that range from $90 to $675. They have smaller 8-10 inch daggers that would be purchased for $50. There is no shortage of the souvenirs available to you. We headed to the bar, received the children's light up cups and then purchased a beer stein for my wife and I which we had it filled with beer. As we wait, some families chose to purchase the "Knighting" experience which affords one or more of your family to be knighted by the king where you get a scroll showing your a knight and any other item that comes with the package you chose. They announce each knitting after it occurs and we all Cher "Hip Hip, Hooray" each time. As it get closer to show time, everyone gathers in the main area, where the Emcee for the even gives the announcements, rules and then calls each color knight and you are escorted to your seating area. The tournament floor consist of six color areas, about 4-5 rows of seating and a preset area containing a plate, soup bowl and and chalice for your drink. Throughout the evening your server brings each of the courses to you from the tomato soup (known as Dragon's blood), Texas garlic toast, half a chicken (dragon meat), half a seasoned potato and an small piece of corn on the cob. You get free refills of lemonade, cola or water. As an adult, you can opt for an adult beverage but at a cost, similar to the bar. The show consists of lights, beautiful horses, knights dressed in armor, the king and queen narrating the show, the Emcee announcing each event, jousting, hand-to-hand combat, a falcon that flies around the arena just inches above your head, all to finish with one knight becoming victorious as everyone cheers their own knight on. One lady from with winning knife area gets crowed queen by the knight to complete the show. It's an incredible experience as many have noted in their own reviews. I would do it again both for the food and the entertainment.

Food: was really good and well proportioned. We started off with tomato soup and bread. It's your standard tasty tomato soup. Then they hit us with a large chicken meal with roasted potatoes and corn. Very well seasoned. We did the vip package that came with cake. It was yellow cake with chocolate frosting very good dense cake. The show was fun. It got us hyped. There was an actual story line to the show. the animals did a great job too. Actors, the production, lighting and sound. All good job. Our servers were great as well.

Overall, this was a pretty good experience. Upon walking it, you show them your reservations. You the walk to a booth where they give you your seating section and a crown. You the walk into a photo room where they take a photo of you, though that singular photo cost 22$ and must be picked up at a separate counter. After the photo, you walk into a large room with a gift shop, bar, souvenirs, the picture pick up booth, and restrooms. You then walk down the hall and enter the arena. You choose where you sit in your section. It is colder in there and I wish I wore a sweater. The waiter was great. It was a very immersive experience. You eat with your hands and the plates, cups are all medieval themed. The food was exceptional. The tomato basil soup was great, followed by juicy chicken with a potato and corn - It was a large portion and tasted very good. We finished dinner with an eclair. The drinks is where it got very expensive. We didn't realize that the cups they were showing up on the tablet cost money, so it ended up coming to 55$ for two drinks - Don't let that alarm you. Ask the person going around taking drink orders how much the cup costs. Otherwise, the drink tasted very good! The show was also very good. They did a great job of making it look and sound like a real battle and it was very entertaining. Finally, the waiter does go around and ask for a tip letting you know how much 20% is. Did not bother us, but may bother some - We just didn't have cash. Overall, it was a great experience and would highly recommend.

Medieval Times is one of those experiences you just have to try at least once. It's a full dinner show with knights, jousting, horses, and lots of audience cheering. You're served a meal while watching an action-packed live performance, and the entire experience feels like stepping back in time. We arrived about 30 minutes before the show started, though they recommend showing up an hour early. There's a themed village outside that looked interesting, but it was closed during our visit. While you wait, you're directed to one of three rooms -- the middle room has souvenirs (a bit pricey), the left has a livelier bar with fun announcements when people order drinks, and the right is more relaxed if you want a quieter spot. Drinks and snacks before the show can be expensive -- the slushies alone were over $10 -- but that's expected in a venue like this. The bathrooms were surprisingly clean given the size of the crowd, especially with lots of families and kids around. Once seating starts, it can get a little chaotic. They try to organize guests by ticket type and section, but some people rush ahead, which makes things a bit stressful. That part could be better managed. The show itself is very entertaining. You're seated in an arena, watching live sword fights, horse tricks, and a full story play out. There's lots of excitement and the crowd really gets into it. The performers are clearly putting in a lot of effort, and it makes for a great atmosphere. Dinner is served during the show -- tomato soup, roast chicken, half a potato, corn on the cob, and an eclair for dessert. No utensils, which fits the theme. The food is simple and not the main draw, but it's satisfying. Just a heads-up: they advertise coffee at the end, but none was offered during our visit. One thing to note -- vendors walk around during the performance selling glowing toys, and sometimes servers block the view briefly. It's a minor thing, but something to be aware of. Staff were friendly and quick with service. At the end, they hand out cards for tipping, since gratuity isn't included in your ticket. Be sure to bring some cash to tip the team -- they really do work hard to make the night enjoyable. Overall, this is a great experience for families, groups, or even a fun date night. The food is decent, the show is impressive, and it's definitely something different from the usual dinner out.

This was my second time at this castle! We decided to come because my birthday coupon was still valid and beat out the current promo and also because the new show. Honestly, the Medieval Times food is really good. If they had take out, we would order it! The only thing that never is good is the dessert. This time it was a soggy éclair. Our server was really into the theme and attentive. I loved the new show, with the two different Kingdoms! Entertainment was great as always. The one thing I have to say about this location (vs. the Lyndhurst location I have visited many, many times) is that it smells awful.

We had a great time. It's pretty pricy!! The food was decent. The desert was meh. Our server was so sweet and made sure we were well taken care of. The show was awesome! They really work hard to put on a great show! Everyone cheered and was way into it. It's definitely something you should try at least once. We went as a date night but I would have taken the kids when they were younger. Teenagers would just eye roll the whole time. Don't waste it on them lol!

We had a family trip to Orlando and stayed not too far from this place. The giant castle building is an immediate attention grabber so we looked it up. What do you know, I've been meaning to go to one of these places! I got tickets for the fam and we head to another time centuries in the past. They have a huge parking lot on the main street side and a smaller lot around back that we used. There isn't an inch on this property that isn't committed to the medieval experience. You cross a draw bridge and collect your tickets at the front. They give you a crown to represent where your sitting at by color. You then take a group Pic where you are able to purchase at a vendor booth later. Before walking into the halls of the coliseum, there is a market loaded with tons of memorabilia to make the experience that much better. From daggers,swords,helmets and shields, you could spend a fortune here and I wouldn't blame you. After being seated in your assigned section, the kind servers welcome you and bring out a few drink pitchers to choose from. They also have vendors selling flags, swords and lights through the stands. We had to represent the red clan with some flags to honor the king. The food is then brought out one piece at a time on a huge tray as the servers make their way to every patron. Most people got started on their food before the complete meal was on their plate which some might complain about but I wouldn't be one of those people. The service here is a well oiled machine and they know exactly what they're doing. Our server was a relatively taller gentleman that told us he lived in the north west for a few years. Very helpful and friendly, the good man earned his money and tips that day. The food was chicken, a quartered potato and a small corn cob. A meal fit for a king! It wasn't the best food in town but there are zero complaints here. The show was filled with drama and suspense that captured every member in the audience. Pretty good fight choreography and the knights had full control of their noble steeds. A phenomenal time all around and I'm not saying that just because our knight won it all. Ok..... maybe that is why! Lol

I had a wonderful time at Medieval Times the other day with my middle schoolers on a field trip. The 8th graders had a lot of fun and enjoyed watching the show and eating the provided meal. I hadn't been to Medieval Times since 2011, and although not much has changed, I still had a blast watching the events unfold.

Last night we celebrated my daughter's birthday at Medieval Times in Kissimmee, and it was truly unforgettable. We booked the Queen's Royalty VIP package for the full experience, and it was absolutely worth it. From the moment we walked in, the ambience was fun, immersive, and full of energy. The show was spectacular, the horses, the knights, the cheers, all of it made the night feel magical. My daughter enjoyed every minute of it, especially the dinner. The portions were great, the food was delicious, and the whole dining style made it such a unique experience. The staff even brought her a birthday dessert with a candle, which made her feel extra special. Our waitress was incredibly sweet and attentive, and she really added to the experience. Overall, we loved everything. It was the perfect place to celebrate, and we'll definitely be coming back again!

Well, this wasn't a five star experience. I'm going to give it five star because the entertainment and nostalgia was hands-down the best I haven't been to a medieval times in quite some time and my friend invited me along because she had an extra ticket. We checked in and had to wait in the lobby until they were ready to usher us in to the arena. I decided to get a drink from the bar and I got to choose the type of glass. The only thing I wish that they had was a list of how much each drink was going to cost, and the staff to be a little bit more upfront with the pricing, a peanut colada type beverage in a chalice was a $40 beverage. My friend chose the horn with a blue slushy drink no alcohol and that was $60. We were then invited to go into the arena. We found our seats and our server came over and poured us water and gave us tomato soup, garlic bread, chicken, a half of a potato wedge and corn on the cob. The chicken was surprisingly really good. I wish they didn't keep the skin on it because the skin made things a little gummy. I wish I knew the seasoning that they put on this meal because it was very pleasant tasting our night ended up losing however we had a really great time. The dessert that they provided was an eclair and my friend had the gluten-free option which was some sorbet. The eclair was disgusting and I highly recommend nobody ever try eating it. Will I be back maybe in a couple of years because the laughter and entertainment for that evening was by far one of the best memories I will carry with me.

We have been to several Medieval Times and the one in New Jersey is our families favorite and we judge all others by it. This one falls in the middle. Don't waste your money on the knighting ceremony I got 2 packages and we couldn't hear anything said and it was really short. We paid for the celebration package for our group and every other castle sits you in the first row with VIP royalty celebration packages but not this one. The outside village was closed. The staff was friendly and helpful. The kids in the group loved it.

This was pretty fun! The castle and atmosphere are really cool and immersive. We just got the standard dinner package and were very happy. Due to some uber issues, we got there right when the show started, but still felt like our seats were awesome. There is no bad seat in the house, so really no reason to buy VIP. I paid attention throughout to the perks that people had purchased and honestly think the standard ticket is the way to go. I am gluten free and pescatarian, so my courses were hummus and veggies, a vegan stew, corn, potatoes, and a sliced apple. I thought the apple was kind of a lame dessert substitute, but the rest was lovely! The show was really fun and captivating. It really is what you make of it, so the more you and the people around you get into it, the more fun it is. Great photo opp and entertaining night!

I brought my daughter here, knowing she would get a kick out of it. It was definitely a cute and fun experience. The show was entertaining for her, and the food was decent (which you do eat with your hands). However, what I found disappointing was the fact that I could barely make out what the actors were saying. The mics were either too close to their mouths or the audio system was acting up because I made out less than half of the storyline. Now, for the kids, I'm sure they could careless because they are all about the horses and fighting. But as the adult who spent a lot of money on the overall experience, I wish that part was better. Besides that, I will say the giftshop experience before the dinner was nice. My daughter and her friend got light up unicorn wands to use in the audience, and it was surprisingly cheap ($20 each) for how expensive the overall experience was. It's not a bad experience to take your family on, but I recommend looking for a special or a coupon to not feel underwhelmed on an experience where you can't understand what's being said.

Took my kids for my daughter's birthday and had an awesome time with great food. The atmosphere was electric.

First time visiting and it was a great experience. Fun for families and people of all ages. I called ahead to make my reservation as there is only 1 showtime during the week -- quick, painless phone call and the rep on the phone was so friendly and explained everything thoroughly. Ample FREE parking at the castle and all employees gave great customer service. Inside the castle there are 3 bars with plenty of bartenders available and loads of merchandise to choose from before the show starts. The energy from my crowd was hype even before we were let in to our show. Server and service were awesome. $75 entry ticket includes dinner and the show, but not a tip. 2 drinks (choice of water, lemonade, or Pepsi) tomato soup, corn on the cob, HUGE portion of chicken, potato, and our dessert was an eclair. Great value for the price and you can ask for utensils if you choose not to eat with your hands. Awesome family fun, highly recommend.

***They do not disclose the difference in pricing for the cups until you've already picked one!*** Other than that, food was amazing, drinks were large, and it was an immersive experience. We had a blast and would visit their other locations.

WOW, The food is actually amazingly good and filling. Decor is wonderful. Performers, equipment, and animals were trained well. The falconer is the gem of the show...SO COOL I felt the falcons wing wind on the top of my head. Only bad part of night is that they overbooked our "VIP" section which was actually the top VIP section you can get. We had to get up, squeeze together all 20 of us to fit 2 more in "VIP" section. Honestly other then the free picture, the VIP gets the same treatment as he normal ticket price, just let in first. Paid $50 for a plastic horn drinking cup lol. Staff In Lobby - B Drinks - A (Expensive) "VIP" server - F (Slow, forgot bread with soup for 10 mins, asked for a tip 3 times). Show - A+ Performers - A+ Overall Experience B+ Crazy expensive but a great time with great food.

WAY better than I expected. I've been to the pirate show dinner and I prefer this 100x over, and I'm a big pirate fan. Food here is WAY better and so much fresher. You do eat with your hande but you get wipes so if you dont wanna do that BRING GLOVES! Amazing experience and everyone is super kind service is fast and amazing. My partner got knighted for his birthday. Overall worth it.

My favorite place for a fun group event in Orlando. Super fun atmosphere and great food and entertainment. The chicken is delicious

Amazing!! Our second time here after about 12+ years! We enjoyed it this time much more than the first. A very different and interactive entertainment with a dining night. Not sure if it's the same food menu item all the time all seasons. Ours was chicken half, potato, corn, and dessert. We loved that we could obtain drinks at the bar prior to the event and during dining thru a bar server. Our dining host was attentive, organized and took care of our table row like a pro. Great for family, groups, or dates!! Looking forward to another visit and hopefully with some friends so they can enjoy!!

The food: it's a Simple Meal that is prepared nicely, baked chicken, roasted corn, awesome tomato soup, spicy backed potatoe, along with motivated hard working servers. It's a great show, beautiful horses, jousting, sword fights and knights, makes for nice ambiance! The servers are the real heroes of this show They feed over 250 to 400 people at one sitting; and they have mastered the process very well; I enjoyed watching them work as much as I did the jousting and other events. Cost: It's Disney area pricing, and all the extras stuff, is not included so it's kinda pricey, but the show is awesome and a lot of Fun. It's something that you should experience at least once; especially if you have young children... they all LOVED IT!

I've been to Medieval Times several times throughout my youth, but recently went as an adult with a group of friends to celebrate my birthday. Thanks to the email discount, I was able to go for around $52. I would not pay full price for this activity - sorry. Warning: if you go to the second showtime, be prepared to fight traffic exiting when you are entering their parking lot. It's not awful, but it's not the easiest thing. When you enter the main building, you'll go to a ticket window to receive your group color and then wait in the "lobby" to enter the arena. I was fully prepared to have mediocre food with semi-enjoyable entertainment, but it was a wonderful surprise! The chicken was hot, flavorful, and juicy. Every guest in my party was astonished with how good it was. The tomato soup was tasty, but not as good as the vegetable soup they served in years past. Our server was THE BEST. She was quick, super sweet, and kept our drinks full the whole evening. Our knight was a disappointment, but let's blame the story and choreographer. I was happy to see how full attendance was at our show. Gratuity is not included in price of attendance, but they take cash, card, and conveniently some electronic peer-to-peer services. At our time of visit the village was not available to tour... not sure if that's a current issue or just for our weekend.

My wife and I went here for a Valentine's dinner, and we both absolutely loved it. They provided some of best dinner entertainment in the Orlando-Kissimmee area, and the food was pretty good too. I don't want to spoil the show too much, but I will say that it is indeed jousting, and the storyline they add to the show is pretty engaging. The food itself isn't the most creative or special dinner as it is banquet style, but my wife and I did enjoy it. First, they dont provide silverware and they expect you to eat with your hands so I would steer away from wearing your favorite outfits. They first provided us with a tomato soup along with bread for the appetizer. I wouldn't say this was my favorite of the dishes, but it made due. The main dish then came several minutes later after The King announced it was time to feast. First came a chciken beast with the bone in, along with corn and half a fried potato. All were pretty flavorful. For desert, they served a donut-like pastry which wasn't that good, but I was already full by this point so I did not mind skipping it. Overall, this place is made for the entertainment. The food is good too, but you're paying for the show more than anything and it's worth it! I would recommend to come in with energy and be ready to root your knight to the death!

We overall had a great experience. The show was wonderful, very entertaining. Staff was very friendly and had a lot of spirit. The food could have been higher quality for the price and my alcoholic beverage was pretty bad, especially for the $18 I paid for it. We both recommend and will return in the future.

This was a fun thing to do for a family birthday. We had a full time wheelchair user in our party, so we were seated in a different area than the rest of the attendees. We had a great view down the whole tournament area across from the queen and her guard. Checking in was simple and leads you into a large room with two full bars along the walls, seating areas, and gift shopping. They called for the attendees to all enter and be seated by serving staff. Water, juice, and soft drinks are included in the cost, but all bar drinks and soda water were extra. We had to wait for a bar server to make his way through the crowd to our party to order and immediately pay. He only came around once. The meal was delicious. The gimmick is there are no utensils, so wet towelettes are provided throughout the meal. You start with tomato soup in a metal crock with a handle. Then after watching some of the show, the queen announces the feast to begin where a parade of servers with trays of half chickens are brought around to everyone's plates. You also get half a baked potato, a short ear of sweet corn, and a piece of garlic toast. The flavors were simple, but tasty. The chicken wasn't greasy and very filling. A filled doughnut is provided for dessert. The tournament events were fun. There were horse tricks, jousting tricks, and contests between the knights. If you listen to the queen and her guard, there's a storyline playing out between all of the knights. Our green knight didn't win, but he was clearly the veteran knight and quite the showman. He threw carnations into the crowd and I was lucky enough to catch one. Parking was a little frustrating. We followed a line of cars to the left along the front of the building which lead us to a very narrow dead end for our pickup truck. We didn't see the large parking lot down and to the right from the road entrance.

This was SO FUN! I really thought the whole show was great. We couldn't really understand what the king and queen were saying but it wasn't too important because you could watch the show and tell what happened. We did pay for VIP tickets which said you got better seating, but due to traffic we got there only 5 mins before show time and I'm not sure if we ended up with the right seats or not but where we sat was fine. Our server was super nice and I'm sure you can get burnt out at a job like that but he was smiling and very attentive to us. We were served in "courses" with tomato soup, 1 slice of garlic bread, half of a whole baked chicken, corn on the cob, a potato, and an eclair for dessert. The chicken was so juicy and came out piping hot. I really enjoyed the corn too! Some rows also got a second dessert which looked like birthday/sprinkle cake so I'm not sure why we didn't get that. There were 3 drink choices: Pepsi, lemonade or water. I would have preferred a sweet tea option as well. They did offer coffee at the end of the feast if you wanted it. The drinks were served in plastic mugs that kind of reminded me of something you would get in prison, it didn't really match the vibe or the other plates which were metal. I would have preferred glass or even a souvenir cup. The show was going on the entire meal and they even had a part where you could cheers to the crowd. There was a bar assistant walking around taking drink orders if you wanted to order alcohol separately. Every seating area was arranged in different colors to assign you to your matching colored knight. You got a banner and got to cheer for him during duels. The horses and knights were so talented and you could tell the amount of practice that goes into making the show run so smoothly. Getting out of the show at the end was a little crowded and the parking lot was congested but it wasn't terrible. I do wish there was a family restroom, I had a hard time with my special needs son trying to meet his needs with such few and small restroom stalls. Overall I would absolutely recommend this experience for kids or even adults like bachelorette parties or birthdays. It was an absolute blast!

I remembered going here as a child so I had to take my son. We had so much fun and the food was actually decent. No silverware do you eat with your hands. We met up with friends and the girls had a blast.

I haven't been here since I was a kid in California, and I am so glad we gave it another go as adults! Of course it's on the pricier side for an attraction - but it was so worth every penny! We booked our tickets online (cheaper) and arrived at the event five minutes before show time. The ticketing line to check in went quickly, and we were sat in a timely manner. We were greeted by our server as soon as we sat down - and a bartender came shortly after. The set menu was tomato soup with garlic bread, along with a huge piece of rotisserie chicken with half potatoes and corn on the cob. For dessert - a chocolate cannoli. Soda is included. The show itself is very interactive and intense. We found ourselves screaming on the top of our lungs and jumping out of our seats when something good was happening. We loved the part where we get our own flag and crown to represent our color, and roses were thrown to woman in the crowd (including myself)!

First of all while you're waiting you can buy a drink/ icee to keep yourself refreshed. Ok, now the service. When you hear the fanfare play, you look towords the entrance area and wait for the "knight" to call your crown color. When you get in the ring, you are directed to your row and get introduced to your server. Our server was one of the knights, so we didn't see him much. Now the food- they first ask you for your drink order, and tell you what your feast will be. You then get the dragons blood tomato soup and a piece of bread. You then get a chickens breast and thigh, a potato, and corn on the cob. Finally, the ambiance- the whole time, everyone was so in character, it made me think I was really in the Mideavel times! The people who played the knights were really good with their horseback riding and their accents! Their outfits were really fun and looked like something straight out of a movie! Overall, the whole thing was really fun and keeps you on the edge of your seat SPOILERthe blue knight is the bad guy?!

Better than expected but a few issues. What was good: there are vegetarian and vegan options, the servers were nice and attentive, more entertaining than anticipated for an antiquated institution. What wasn't as great: lots of food waste, very loud, the poor horses that are forced to work there. P.S. There are (plastic) utensils available if you ask.

We came here as a group of about 30 of us and overall my experience was very great! I'll list some of the pros and the one con I had below: Pro: ALL of the staff were so incredible and played their part well. Michael our server was hilarious and accommodating and you can tell these servers have done this for manny years. They have a great process for how each dish comes out one after the other so we were not waiting long for food. The bartenders , greeters, shop attendants were all very nice and fit into the theme of the place well. The food was okay! Obviously with a place like this you're not going to get the best food you ever had haha but I thought everything was adequate and the portions were big enough where you definitely did not go home hungry. The show itself was great! Granted you need to go in there and have the mindset to just play along to the cheesiness . If you walk in there thinking this is stupid you're gonna have a crap time but go in and play along and cheer for your team and you will have a great time . Cons: the only con I have was the parking area nearest the castle entrance. A parking lot that got more narrow and dead ended into nothing really trapped some people in . I moved my car for fear of getting stuck after the show . Other than that , go and experience at least once!

So much fun! We purchased the VIP Royalty tickets. Had front row seating. The show was great! The food was good. It was definitely interesting eating with our hands. Our waiter did a great job. He was super friendly.

I would give 5 stars all across the board, but the only reason I don't is because of the food. So technically if I could I'd rate it like a 4.75, Otherwise everything else I'd give an infinite amount of stars! This was our first time at the Florida location. We had been to the California location more times than I can count. After living in Florida for over 3 years though we finally decided to try it here for our son's 11th birthday. It definitely appeared to be off season. The arena was not full, but we still made the most of it. We got amazing seats right in the front, and we enjoyed how close to the action we were. When we first arrived the bartenders were very nice. Our drinks were all delicious, both alcoholic and non alcoholic. We bought plenty of merchandise and were happy to be able to put stuff in our car before the show started. Once seated, our server Nick started everything else wonderful! He was so energetic, excited, friendly and welcoming! He definitely started us off on the right foot. He kept our drinks full and he was always checking on us if we needed anything. Our bar server Corey was also fantastic, fast and friendly! Only downside was the soup was very lukewarm, and the dessert was very depressing. We definitely miss when medieval times used to also serve ribs with the meal, and we definitely prefer when the dessert resembles an apple turnover type dessert. This seemed like a sad old donut. The chicken and corn and potato was delicious though, as well as the toast. The entertainment was top notch. I was worried because after going to Californias location so many times I had heard the location here was much smaller. Inside the arena though it doesn't make a difference. The show was still spectacular and entertaining as always. The blue knight was so entertaining for us, he made our experience! We love to yell and cheer for the knights so we were excited he was getting into it with us as well! The other knights we had pleasures of interacting with though as well were just as fun! We had such a great time and our knight won! Our son said this will definitely be his new birthday tradition. So we are definitely looking forward to coming back every year.