Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Orlando
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
You eat a four-course meal with your hands while six knights joust in an 11th-century-style castle arena, and it's been running longer than any other medieval dinner tournament in North America. The show runs about two hours: jousting, sword-fighting, horsemanship, and falconry, with each section of the arena cheering for its own color-coded knight. Dinner comes course by course (soup, garlic bread, roasted chicken and sparerib, herb potato, pastry), non-alcoholic drinks included, and it fills you up. Get there early for the pre-show Hall of Arms. The part not everyone loves: there are no utensils, by design, so the whole meal is finger food, and the cooking is solid theme-park fare, nothing gourmet. The base ticket puts you in general arena seating; front-row sightlines, a cheering banner, and VIP perks cost extra, and alcohol isn't in the standard price. It's loud and unapologetically touristy, so it's a poor fit if you want a quiet dinner. For families with kids, groups, and celebrations, that noise is the whole appeal. If you're staying on the US-192 strip near Disney and want a non-park night out, it's the easy pick. The castle sits at 4510 W Vine St in Kissimmee, minutes from the parks.
Quick facts
- Best for
- Families, groups, celebrations
- Format
- ~2-hr live show + 4-course meal
- Eating
- No utensils, all by hand
- Options
- General admission or upgrade packages
- Included
- Non-alcoholic drinks; alcohol costs extra
- Where
- Kissimmee, US-192 strip near Disney
Where it is
4510 W Vine St (US-192 tourist corridor), Kissimmee, minutes from Walt Disney World
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Do you really eat with your hands at Medieval Times?
Yes. There are no utensils by design, so the entire four-course meal is finger food.
How long is the Medieval Times show?
About two hours of live jousting, sword-fighting, horsemanship, and falconry, plus the pre-show Hall of Arms if you get there early.
Where is Medieval Times Orlando located?
At 4510 W Vine St in Kissimmee, on the US-192 tourist strip minutes from Walt Disney World.