Arrival: we got to Excalibur about an hour and a half early and parked in the parking garage. It was secluded and we felt safe it cast $25 to park there. It is a bit of a maze navigating the casino I recommend asking for help locating it if you are struggling, it is downstairs in the arcade. It took us a good 20 to 30 minutes to walk from the parking garage and find the entrance. When we found the entrance a line was already forming an hour before the actual show started and we hopped in line. 30 minuted before the start of the show they began scanning tickets and letting us enter. We found our seats easily with the help of the staff. Promptly our servers came and started getting our drinks. With us arriving so early we got in quick and we're able to enjoy the pre-show atmosphere, with lots of playful rivalry between the sections. We were sat at the end meaning we had to stand up to let people out or they stepped over the seats if they needed to.

Seats: I dont think there was a bad seat in the arena. We sat in Dragon, where you cheer for the villians which was fun and rowdy. You don't have someone to cheer for for the whole thing but get a good chunk of time near the end to cheer for the bad guys and you can boo and heckle the rest as much as you want. The other sections were all having a great time too. We sat in the back which had a great view. I didn't feel like I was too far from the action. There were times fire is used and we could feel the heat all the way at the top! The seats are small and the arm rests do not raise or move. But i found i could sit forward quite comfortably and lean up against the table and move around well. We had an extra seat that was not in use so we were able to move our lege and had extra room i recomend that if you are plus size or tall. If you have larger dimensions like me, there are a few options: get an extra seat, or there were sections that had pull out seats with no arm rests I saw while I walked to our seats. I saw online there were other accessable areas that could be used for plus sized people as well. Or like me you could pay extra and get an additional seat to allow you to spread out. As far as accessibility goes, there were quite a few stairs, though I did see online again there is accessibility options so they may have a solution if you contact them with your needs!

Food: the food was brought out quickly and efficiently by the staff once the show started. I will tell you staff in vegas are on another level. Our waitor made sure everyone's galsses were always full and we all had enough napkins. The food is as expected, rotisserie style chicken, some small baked potatoes, corn, and some bread. I saw some plates have a pasta with red sauce instead of chicken, i assume for vegitarian people or people with dietary restrictions. I am not sure how they relayed this to the staff but they seemingly accommodated. There are no utesiles so you eat in the method traditional for the time, with your hands! They did have some hand wipes for us. But we also made sure that we used some handsaitizer after touching all the railings getting in. They provided bottomless soda. They have 3 options for soda Pepsi l, diet Pepsi, and starry. You can get water if you want. There is a drink menu where you can purchase additional drinks if you want. After we ate the brought out little apple pie pastries. We were full and satisfied after our meal.

The show: the show was so fun! Jousting, sword work, fireworks, flames, the works! The cast was great, energetic and playful and very skilled! It was definitely a family friendly atmosphere and show. There was audience participation. Lots of loud noises and flashing lights. I highly recommend!

Overall: a great show I would go again!