Cooper decided to be a vegetarian several months ago, so we requested a vegetarian meal for him. Yummy! Also, for the first time we ordered a vegetarian meal. In the past we’ve had an apple pastry for dessert during our most recent visit it was lemon pound cake. In fact, we always bring home yummy leftovers.

The amount of food is considerable, so no one’s going home hungry. Your meal consists of tomato soup with garlic bread, roasted chicken, a potato, corn on the cob, and a dessert. Wenches and serfs appear to take drink orders and the show begins.Īlthough the highlight of the afternoon or evening is the show, the food is pretty amazing too. A performer warms up the crowd and leads everyone into the arena, where you sit in the area for your designated knight. Showtime begins in the lobby, where trumpets sound for an announcement. You can also check out medieval torture devices (we usually pass on this opportunity), and get some cool photos taken.

We like to browse the stands that sell medieval souvenirs, visit the horse stalls, and grab a few drinks (slushies!) to sip while we wait for dinner. It’s best to arrive about an hour before the show to spend time exploring the castle. We had an opportunity to visit Medieval Times last week and even though we’ve visited a few times before (see my previous post for our earlier experience) it was still very exciting and entertaining. Spring Break is approaching quickly (despite today’s snowstorm), and if you haven’t planned for a tropical vacation or some other trip outside the area, may I suggest you enjoy an afternoon or evening of your staycation at a tournament in the medieval age?

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