Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Medieval Times Atlanta delivers an unforgettable two-hour spectacle where kids cheer for their knight during thrilling jousting tournaments, sword fights, and horsemanship displays,all while feasting on a four-course meal eaten with their hands, medieval-style. The castle-themed venue fully immerses families in the experience with costumed staff, pre-show activities, and the excitement of being assigned a knight to root for based on your seating section.

• ✓Six knights competing in full-contact jousting and sword fighting on live horses
• ✓Four-course medieval feast eaten without utensils while watching the show
• ✓Interactive cheering for your assigned knight with each section rooting for different colors
• ✓Pre-show activities including knighting ceremony for kids, falconry display, and museum tours
• ✓Impressive horsemanship demonstrations and trained falcon flight displays

1. 1.Book online in advance for better pricing and seating options,arriving 75 minutes early lets you explore the Museum of Torture, watch knights practice, and participate in pre-show activities without feeling rushed
2. 2.Request front-row seating when booking if possible, as kids get the best views of the horses and action (and occasionally get flowers or flags from the knights)
3. 3.Bring cash for tips, photos, and souvenirs,kids will want glow-in-the-dark swords and princess tiaras sold before the show
4. 4.The meal is eaten without utensils as part of the experience, so dress kids in clothes that can handle spills and have wet wipes handy
5. 5.Vegetarian meals are available if requested when booking, which is helpful for picky eaters who may not want the standard chicken meal

Weekend matinee shows (typically Saturday and Sunday afternoons) are ideal for families as they don't interfere with bedtime and kids are more alert. Friday and Saturday evening shows are more crowded and energetic if your kids thrive in that atmosphere. Avoid booking during major Atlanta sporting events when traffic to Lawrenceville can be heavy.

Tickets typically range from $40-$70 per person depending on seating tier and include the full meal and show. The venue is located about 30 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta with ample free parking. The meal is fixed-menu (roasted chicken, soup, potato, bread, and dessert) with vegetarian options available by request.

Special themed shows run during Halloween, Christmas, and New Year's with enhanced decorations and exclusive performances. Summer months offer more matinee showtimes perfect for families. Book holiday shows 4-6 weeks in advance as they sell out quickly. The indoor venue operates year-round with climate control.

Since this is a full dinner experience, you're covered for the meal. If arriving very early or needing food afterward, Sugarloaf Mills mall is adjacent with a food court and chain restaurants like Olive Garden and Red Lobster within a mile.