Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

We visited Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament on April 22, 2025, and had a fantastic time! We were on the Red Team, and even though we didn’t win, the experience was still incredibly fun and entertaining. The show was exciting and well-performed, with impressive jousting, sword fighting, and storytelling that kept us engaged the entire time. We also really enjoyed the meal, the food was tasty, well served, and added to the overall medieval atmosphere of the evening. Overall, it was a memorable and unique experience that’s great for couples, families, or anyone looking for something different to do. We would definitely go back if we find ourselves in the area again and highly recommend it to others!

What an incredible experience for my family. From start to finish was impeccable. Liz our server was full of energy, checked on us multiple times, served with a smile, and helped lead our section for the Red Knight. The food was awesome. Half a chicken, soup from a bowl with a handle, garlic bread, corn on the cob, dragons ear (seasoned baked potato), and a chocolate creme puff for dessert. The master of arms was incredible and never broke character. He was meant for that role. The King and Queen were so gracious and it truly felt like having an audience. We opted for the knighting ceremony and it was so so worth it. My child will remember that for the rest of his life! The shop had decent prices and the sales associate gave me the "girl you know you want this tiara" and I appreciated th

On a weekend trip to Myrtle beach we decided to visit medieval times for the first time in years. I would say that it was a mediocre experience for us. We go to Myrtle often and we’re excited about a dinner show. This one in particular was much more geared towards children. Our waitress Alexa Flores was absolutely amazing. She did a phenomenal job being on top of her clients. I’m impressed with all the waitstaff do. The show was okay but just didn’t fit an adult narrative which made it a little less enjoyable. The atmosphere was okay and characters did great emphasizing their roles. The horses were beautiful.

We visited Medieval Times in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and the whole experience was truly fantastic from beginning to end. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was exciting and immersive. The show itself was entertaining, with great energy, impressive horseback riding, and fun crowd interaction that kept us engaged the entire time. It felt like we were really part of the story, cheering on our knight and getting into the spirit of the tournament. The food was surprisingly good as well. Everything came out hot, well-seasoned, and in generous portions. It definitely added to the experience to be eating a hearty meal while watching the action in the arena. What really made the night exceptional, though, was our server, Emma. She was absolutely phenomenal from beginning to end.

It was a really good time. Look for discounts on tickets they are out there we saved almost $60 on 2 tickets. They have alot of souvenirs that are pretty cool. The chicken was hot and moist very taste. The corn, soup,bread was very good. The potato was okay. I would have liked some old school bread and soup. The ones in Europe I've been to have been about the same. Don't forget to follow I review alot.