We went on Christmas day for dinner. The show was very good and we loved seeing the performance. So glad that it didn't smell like horse! The storyline of the show was a bit difficult to follow since the "queen" had such a thick Hispanic accent. The other people who spoke were fine but no one in our party could understand the queen (and we are around many Hispanics day-to-day and don't usually have issues understanding). We did purchase the Royalty upgraded VIP seats but I'm not sure it was worth it since I guess almost everyone has VIP seats. There are 3 sections on each side of the arena and we were in a side section towards the middle. I thought for sure that our seats would be better since we made sure to get there early and were the 3rd family to check in at the VIP window. There was no "priority seating access" and everyone had cheering banner so I'm not sure what those are supposed to mean on the website. As far as the meal goes, it was better than I expected. Chicken was moist and they gave to-go bags for all the leftovers. With regards to going on Christmas day, I feel like they went out of the way to not to acknowledge that it was Christmas day. The guests were friendly and wishing others a Merry Christmas but it was almost like the people working were warned not to say anything. Like saying Merry Christmas to a server when we were leaving and they looked around and then whispered Merry Christmas back. Like they could get in trouble if they were overheard. What I thought was hysterical about that situation was that Christmases were highly celebrated in Medieval castles so acknowledging the day would have actually been in keeping with the authenticity of the show.

Great castle decor and fun grand ballroom like atmosphere. Wait staff and castle personnel are all friendly and helpful. Food is not very good unfortunately. Ticket price is high already, but if they need to raise it to get better food, then make it happen. Food experience is similar to a Catholic chicken bake booth at the county fair. Starter soup taste like SpagettiO’s sauce. Chicken is cooked perfect, but not exciting. Corn on the cob and potato wedge are over cooked and the same flavor as the chicken. Chocolate eclair desert is pretty good. Overall, the family came out of the experience fairly satisfied but still hungry. My kids hated the food.

Arrived early to get a good parking spot. Paid a little extra for a VIP status but this didn't seem to do anything special as most people had the same status so not sure if even special seating applied. The show was entertaining and the food tasted great. Services was great during the show, very friendly and engaging.

We went here for T’s birthday and it was really enjoyable to watch! 4/5⭐️ The food wasn’t AMAZING and they weren’t doing name shoutouts, despite that being a part of the birthday package, but all of the other aspects of the visit/show were great. Very entertaining and good energy from the crowd! Good age diversity in attendance—good for families, couples, etc.!

So so.... its a somewhat good show. . I can't speak for every person but my experience is some of the players are really into it and others are are just "there". It was a "bucket" list experience. We paid extra for the name read out thing. It was our anniversary, so a special night. We got cake at dinner. Ok for the food.. we got half a freaking dry seasoned chicken, one potato wedge, a roll. A tomato bisque soup. Now, I normally, don't like anything tomato. But this soup was good. The potato wedge was good. No silverware... if you're raised with manners this is an issue. I tried I really did. .. but the chicken went home to the dog. An eclair for dessert. The special extra dessert was (our anniversary 10th) an piece of sheet cake that tasted like it had been in the fridge for several days(a little dry but still sweet). I had one bite.. the waiter asked why I didn't eat anymore. I just looked at him. He said I know.. the drinks.. ok I had an alcoholic drink and my husband had a soda. (Remember that) we got the "medieval times" cups.. $50. Later they said i could have a refill for $5. Whaaa?? It was good to knock a bucket list item off.. not a repeat, atleast for me.

The reason I gave this a poor rating was down to the rude and pushy food server (wouldn’t call him a waiter, he wasn’t that good) who stood in front of us and demanded we give him a tip, his name was Valentino or something like that and even when I did tip him he just shook his head and said “that’s not nice”. The show was still going on but he stood in front of us blocking our view until we tipped him. We won’t be going back and won’t be recommending it either.

The horsemanship was excellent and the stunts/fight scenes were also good. We couldn't hear what the characters were saying so couldn't fully engage with the show. Food was good, service was great and the attentive. We booked the package that included a photo, unfortunately the photo which was used was with the youngest not smiling so is not a great picture, the photographer could have said let me take another.

We went with our 11 and 14 year old. They loved it. The food was pretty good, some of the best corn on the cob I’ve ever had. It is interactive and my kids loved cheering for their knight, which was made even better when our knight won. My only issue is it was extremely difficult to understand what any of the characters were saying. I’m not sure if it was too loud or just poor mic/speaker system, but we couldn’t really follow along because everything sounded a bit muffled.

Maybe it's different for families with kids. I found this to be not worth the money. The food was ok - not great, not terrible. I expected more of a show, particularly with the horses. It was a lot of talking, bad acting, and aside from some short moments, overall boring. I did get a beer and a frozen drink. Those were good. The workers were pleasant. I will not go again.