 Wonder what Medieval Times actually relates to??? Well it is
certainly more than a mere dinner attraction. You could regard it
as an entrée to a life full of magnificence, gallantry, spirit
and admiration of old and the routine rupture to life in awe-inspiring
authentic event and fun filled action.
Starting from the 11th century manner where you will be given a
warm welcome by the King Alfonso and Princess Esperanza. Once you
enter the magnificent Ceremonial Arena, choose to treat yourself
to the most relishing medieval banquet dinner.
The serfs and wenches are the experts in preparing medieval dishes
served by utilizing and serving in the usual pre-silver ware dishes.
The moment the show starts you will encounter an extravagant display
and beautiful equestrian maneuvers and then the stage is taken over by
the striking Andalusia Stallions. After you full up to the brim move on
to the brave knights on horseback contending in medieval play-offs which
are so much fun to watch and you seriously won’t realize how time
flew by.
The real wordplay competitions and sword fighting amongst the six heroic
knights of the kingdom is something that you must have not seen anywhere
and the chances of catching something like this at some other place seem
improbable!
 There is a seating arrangement made for more than 1,100 guests
at the Grand Ceremonial Arena. There are performances that take
place in the evening and matinee shows during certain times of the
year. Medieval Life basically consists of an 8 cottage village that
is located neighboring to the castle. It was the only and perhaps
is the only living medieval village that still exists in the US.
This location offers their guest with a spot on sentiment of what
life at that period was and what it truly was to live like in the
middle Ages.
Medieval Times also boasts of the “A Knight to Remember!”
that offers kid the time of their life and how they wish they could
sit there forever. There was also a “Fundraiser shows that
had taken place in the year 2004, 2005, and 2006. At this event
they had accumulated money in order to donate to the Kids for Safe
Shelter of Osceola County.
Review by: Angelina Jhoust
“My family and I went to see this show when my son came down for
the winter. We were told to arrive an hour before hand to insure our
seating. It was worth the one hour wait, they had a bar inside and a
miniature “museum” that showed tons of medieval armor and weapons,
as well as told stories about the era. When we got in the showing
room, or a better way of putting it is the “arena;” we were greeted
with soup soda (or wine). And they explain that tonight’s
competition is between several knights that will be jousting on the
floor. The area where you are seated is the color of “your” knight,
the one whom you are supposed to cheer for. Apparently there are
several different story lines, so each time you come back there is
something new to see; the one we saw had an evil knight that was
cheating in the competition. The show was great, the food was great
and above all, the entire thing was amazingly entertaining and
authentic; if you want to get you’re moneys worth out of a dinner
show, then this is the place to go!”
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