AZ Weekend Activity | Medieval Knights Dinner Show

Event Name: Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament At the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, you’ll be transported back to the magnificent Middle Ages, experiencing the colorful knights’ jousting and delicious meals. Prices vary depending on the seats and packages you choose, typically ranging from $50 to$80. You can find discount codes online, so the average cost is about $56 before tax. We didn’t upgrade our package, but our table 6 was in the middle of the third row, which felt like the best viewing spot! 🎉 You’re far from the dust and still have an excellent view. If you upgrade, you’ll get cheering flags in the first and second rows, and the knights will come over to high-five you, which makes the interaction even better! 🙌 During the fights, a protective net is lowered for safety, and when the swords clash, sparks fly, which is super cool! Be ready with some cash ($5-$10) for tips for the waitstaff, or you can also pay with card, Venmo, Paypal, etc. The shows are mostly in the evening, with the waiting area usually opening at 6 PM. You can take photos, have drinks, shop at the gift store in the hall, and the drinks outside are $25 a cup 🍹. You get to keep the cup and refills are just$5. Wait for the inner doors to open at 7 PM. During the performance, you can watch amazing knightly jousts, including battles, equestrian shows, and traditional tournaments. Moreover, you get to enjoy a sumptuous medieval feast, including roasted chicken, potatoes, corn, tomato soup with garlic bread, and dessert, plus drinks and wine. Towards the end of the show, they actually throw flowers into the audience, and I was lucky enough to catch a carnation, which made me so happy! 🌺 In the end, our side of the audience won, and the Queen and the knight came over to our side for photos. 📷 Whether you’re a history buff or a food lover, this is an experience full of fun and surprises that I highly recommend. #LivePerformance #Show #Phoenix #Arizona #NorthAmericaLife #Dinner #Weekend #Scottsdale