The only reason why I'm giving it 4.5 stars is because I was really hoping there would be the photo opportunity before the dinner show w/ King Arthur & his court like there is at the Buena Park, CA location.
I know my 9 year old niece would've really liked it.
Tuesday's have no shows- so plan accordingly.
Shows run about an hour & half. With showtimes at 6 or 8pm.
Remember- NO utensils & eating like a savage are welcome.
Meal starts off w/ a creamy tomato soup.
Dinner- Baked Cornish Game Hen w/ crispy skin & paprika dust. Broccoli floret, a fist sized red baked potato w/ sea salt, & buttermilk biscuit that wasn't dry (Yay!).
We ordered 3 Jell-O shots- we didn't pick out any specific flavors. Pretty decent sized.
$35 for a bucket of 5 imported beer bottles. Corona & lime anyone? You can mix & match beers!
Dessert- apple strudel w/ flaky pastry crust!
Kids dinner menu- 3 piece chicken tenders (side of ranch), fries, & carrot sticks.
We were Team Spain and sat at the head of the arena. When you book online- you can view the arena map.
But, booking online there are NO prices for kids!!! Don't get duped! I actually called Excalibur & bought my tickets this way (while still viewing the arena map that way I knew which seats our party of 5 were gonna be seated at).
When I mentioned to the Reservation Agent why the online price for kids wasn't posted- he seemed shocked. So- one thing I also asked is if I booked the seats over the phone was an additional charge- nope.
The characters in Tournament of Kings encourages the audience to sing along, Boo! at other characters, & get rowdy.
Towards the end of the show- there is pyrotechnics... so use caution w/ the young ones.