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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

2904 Fantasy Way, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29579

Featured Review : This is a dinner show, with no spoons, forks, knives, etc. They provide two rounds of drinks (soda/water), and there are no condiments on the table (unlike Dixie Stampede). The show is good, a little violent for the ki...See Full Review

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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Reviews

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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

  • 3 out of 5 stars by PlumChum9 from Hollis, New Hampshire
  • August 18, 2007
Quote: I had booked this ahead of time and got the Premium package. It allowed us to 'fast lane' into where we got our pictures taken, register, get our crowns, and ultimately which color knight we would be cheering on. We took the $2 'Weapons of Torture'... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Myrtle Beach at Quiet Time

Medieval Times

  • 4 out of 5 stars by RedGirl from Clarkston, Michigan
  • January 18, 2007
Quote: It's away from all the other Myrtle Beach tourist stuff, so make sure you get good directions. And you have to buy tickets in advance.There are two packages; I chose the cheaper one and my experience was great. The more expensive one gave you a... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Spring Break in Myrtle Beach

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Medieval Times

  • 4 out of 5 stars by sheelshah from Burtonsville, Maryland
  • August 15, 2006
Quote: This is a dinner show, with no spoons, forks, knives, etc. They provide two rounds of drinks (soda/water), and there are no condiments on the table (unlike Dixie Stampede). The show is good, a little violent for the kids (depends on the age). I... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Myrtle Beach 2006

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Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament

  • 5 out of 5 stars by sdwright from Fieldale, Virginia
  • May 4, 2005
Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament
Quote: This is the best show on the beach! I have seen it four times, each time with a different story plot. It is well worth the $40 ticket price. You can enter the "castle" 90 minutes before the show starts and mingle with the characters, buy... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Spring Trip to Myrtle Beach

Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Einstein from Ottawa, Ontario
  • January 23, 2004
Quote: This is a place to visit if you want to experience what it was like to eat and watch dueling on horses during the Medieval times. The food is served by wenches (waitresses), and you have to eat with your hands. No utensils provided. You watch the... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal March Break in Myrtle Beach

Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament

  • 4 out of 5 stars by sustogner from Loveland, Ohio
  • June 2, 2003
Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament
Quote: Such a fantasy with such good food eaten with NO silverware: chicken, soup, bread, dessert, etc. Visitors dine in a European castle while watching an 11th-century royal tournament. The action includes jousting, horsemanship, and hand-to-hand... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Myrtle Beach Christmas/New Years

Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament

  • 4 out of 5 stars by sustogner from Loveland, Ohio
  • April 8, 2003
Quote: Visitors dine in a European castle while watching an 11th century royal tournament. The action includes jousting, horsemanship, and hand-to-hand combat. Enjoy a feast fit for a king as knights take you back to the time of honor, romance, and bravery... Read the full Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament review

From journal Good Times at North Myrtle Beach SC