Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Medieval Times Dallas transports families back to the 11th century for an unforgettable evening of gallant knights, thundering horses, and authentic jousting combat,all while feasting on a four-course medieval banquet eaten with your hands! Kids become part of the action as they cheer for their assigned knight in thrilling sword fights, jousting matches, and displays of horsemanship in a climate-controlled indoor arena that seats over 1,000 spectators.

• ✓Thrilling live jousting tournaments with lances splintering on shields
• ✓Full-contact sword fighting choreography that feels authentically medieval
• ✓Beautiful Andalusian horses performing intricate dressage and tricks
• ✓Eating a feast with your hands like true medieval lords and ladies
• ✓Cheering for your assigned knight and competing against other colored sections

1. 1.Arrive 60-75 minutes early to explore the Museum of Torture, visit the horses in the stables, and secure good seats in your color section,center sections offer the best overall views
2. 2.Book the Royalty Package for priority seating in the first two rows, which puts kids right at the action rail where knights often interact with young fans
3. 3.Request a knight's autograph at the meet-and-greet after the show, but get in line quickly as it forms fast
4. 4.Skip the souvenir photos at entry if on a budget,you can take your own photos during the show
5. 5.Bring cash or card for the Royal Auctions held before the show and souvenir flag purchases, which kids will want to wave for their knight

Weeknight shows (Tuesday-Thursday) tend to be less crowded than weekends and offer the same spectacular performance. Evening shows typically start around 7:30-8pm on weekdays, with earlier 5:30pm shows on weekends,perfect for keeping younger kids awake through the 2-hour experience.

Tickets include the 2-hour tournament and four-course dinner (tomato soup, garlic bread, roasted chicken, spare rib, herb-basted potato, and dessert), plus unlimited select beverages. Vegetarian meals available with advance notice. The venue is fully accessible and climate-controlled year-round.

Holiday-themed shows during Christmas season feature special costumes and festive elements. Summer tends to be busiest due to tourists and camp groups. Book several weeks ahead for weekends year-round. Birthday packages available with special throne seating and crown for the birthday child.

Since this is a dinner theater with a full meal included, you won't need additional dining. However, if arriving very early, Ruthie's Rolling Cafe and Norma's Cafe are both nearby family-friendly options for a light snack beforehand.