At this 11th-century-style castle near Disney, guests are immersed in a spectacular live event featuring royal knights, thrilling jousting tournaments, sword battles, Andalusian horses, and falconry. The show “Kingdoms come together…” takes you into a united realm of honor, bravery, and courtly intrigue.
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament was founded in 1973 on the island of Mallorca. Its entertainment concept is rooted in the tradition of royal families hosting festive banquets and tournaments for their guests. The company debuted in the United States in 1983 and has entertained nearly 30 million guests in its castles.
Serving maidens deliver a four-course meal, including bread and soup, roasted chicken, spare ribs, and two rounds of drinks. The feast is served without utensils in true medieval fashion – though forks can be requested for children or special needs.
Tickets include the two-hour tournament and full meal. Parking is free. Doors open 60 minutes before showtime, allowing access to the Hall of Arms with souvenirs, coat-of-arms stations, and drinks from the castle bar.
Guests receive a crown matching their seat section – and the louder the cheering, the stronger your knight will fight!
Optional upgrades: VIP packages, birthday celebration add-ons (with crowning & cake), Knights of the Realm upgrades, and collectible beer horns for Father’s Day.
4510 W. Vine Street, Kissimmee, FL 34746 – approx. 9 miles from Disney
(407) 396?2900 or 1?888?WE?JOUST (935?6878)
orderhelp@medievaltimes.com
Shows run daily; schedule varies. Doors open 60 minutes before each performance. Show duration is approximately 2 hours.
Perfect for families, birthdays, company outings, or romantic dates. Live sword fights, falcons soaring over the audience, majestic horse dressage, and interactive crowning moments create an unforgettable experience. With a castle bar, gift shop, and small museum, the visit becomes fully immersive.
The legend of a kingdom unfolds in the Grand Ceremonial Arena with a tournament featuring six knights competing in flag throwing, ring piercing, and javelin contests. A major highlight: the original score performed by the Prague Symphony Orchestra.
A lovingly staged journey into medieval times – packed with action, entertainment, and a hearty feast. A must-do in the Orlando area.
Bedroom: 3 (2 King, Queen)
Bathroom: 2
