Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Medieval Times is an exciting, family friendly dinner attraction inspired by an 11th century feast and tournament. Guests are served a four-course banquet and cheer for one of six Knights competing in the joust and other tests of skill.

Medieval Times Entertainment

Can you say amazing, Medieval Times was a great experience for the entire family. After winning four tickets from Cincomom.com I was thrilled to surprise my two little guys to dinner and tournament. Once they saw the “castle” from the outside they were excited to see what was happening inside. The entertainment began in the lobby from birds, bars, museums and plenty of photo opportunities with the staff. Of course when we entered the arena we were in awe by the knights, kings and horses. Just a reminder my boys are four and five and they were completely into it. The hubby and I both really got swept up in the excitement cheering on the Black & White Knight, as you will clearly hear upon watching the video below. It doesn’t matter the age anyone who attends will be entertained at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament.

Medieval Times Food

Just so you are not surprised, there are no utensils at Medieval Times.We all gladly ate our buttery toast, tasty tomato soup, yummy chicken, potatoes and delightful dessert with our hands. Don’t worry napkins and wet napkins are a plenty. The portions size are enormous and does not vary between child and adult, so we had leftovers to enjoy the following day.

Medieval Times Video Review

Medieval Times Current Special

The special shared below is exclusive to the Atlanta location. If you are not in the Atlanta area visit the website of your local Medieval Time and check their specials.