It is during the feast time that the legend of the Kingdom is told. It is a tale of treachery, romance, action and all. The competition goes on as the six gallant Knights compete for the favors of the Princess and her hand in marriage.

The knights are warmed up on flag toss competition, followed by artful feats like ring pierce and javelin competitions. The Joust is the grand finale of the show. The battle goes on from horse back to foot. Finally one knight succeeds.

Next chance is that of the guests. There is the famous dance club area with lively music, bar and dance floors. Here the guests can meet their royal hosts, sign autographs, take snaps etc. The entire theater is highlighted with suits of armor, resplendent with swords and shields and banners bearing coat of arms.

The horses in the mock battle field are purebred Andalusian Stallions renowned for its physique and strength. Medieval Times tickets are available to enjoy this visual treat. The menu for the royal dinner is a superb one befitting a King.

The feast reaches you through the well trained wait staff and serves with expert timing. They follow a “medieval style” serving without any silverware. The dinner course includes tasty garlic bread, creamy vegetable soups in authentic pewter bowl of the medieval times, farm fresh chicken which has been roasted to perfection, spare ribs, and delicious baked potato. The dinner is rounded off with yummy pastries, and two rounds of beverages. More beverages are available on payment. These royal treat is at your reach by obtaining a Medieval Times tickets.