Meals are included in the price of admission.Seats are arranged like those in a theater so that everyone faces the arena to get a good view of the action.Medieval times is a must-do for any child who loves princesses, knights or history! It is truly an experience the whole family can enjoy. We recommend arriving at least 1/2 hour early to get situated, walk around and take photos in the castle, which boasts suits of armor, statutes, and a medieval stock and more. Throughout the show, spectators are served a lot of food, including an appetizer, a main course, soft drinks, and dessert so you will not walk away hungry. Although it is a little on the pricey side, Medieval Times does a great job of creating a show much like big arena production and nearly everyone gets wrapped in the show and cheering for their chosen Knight. My family got the Royalty Package and had fun being able to sit in the front row and wave a cheering banner for our Knight. There are several VIP packages available that include a variety of options including cake, cheering banners, photos, VIP badges, and more. Although there is a story being told throughout the show, the entertainment is really about the horses and Knights so it really doesn’t matter if you pay attention to the plot or not. Although I wasn’t sure we would find the show enjoyable for the entire two hours, both the children and adults in our party were glued to the action the entire time. My children, ages 11, 8, and 4, all had a great time. After much jousting and some hand-to-hand combat with swords the Queen’s honor is defended and her rule is secure. My daughter received one and was thrilled! The tournament ends when one of the Knights reveals that he does not believe a woman is fit to lead and challenges the Queen’s authority and the Queen chooses another Knight to defend her honor. Knights play to the crowd and even throw flowers gifted to them by the Queen to some lucky Ladies in the audience. There is non-stop action for two hours with knights engaging in sports competition, a falcon that flies into the audience, and horses that gallop, bow, trot, and even dance. Throughout the show, spectators in each section cheer wildly for their favorite Knight.įrom the first moments of the show’s opening there are special effects and a grand display of horsemanship. The arena is divided into six different sections, each assigned to a Knight of a different color. Upon entering the castle, each patron is welcomed as a member of the realm with a crown before being seated in the large arena as a Royal guest who has come to enjoy a meal and entertainment - and, this is essential, cheer for their favorite Knight.
This is the home of Medieval Times, where visitors are transported back in time to enjoy the Queen’s feast. If you have ever been to Arundel Mills Mall, you may have noticed a majestic castle dominating the parking lot.
Medieval Times recently launched their first new show in 34 years so even if you have been before it is worth another look. Attention Lords and Ladies! If you have a fan of knights, princesses, horses, or castles at home, a trip to Medieval Times is a worthy journey.
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