Medieval Times Orlando!
A Trial of Mythic Warriors and Ancient Kings!

Located along Highway 192 in Kissimmee between markers 14 & 15, Medieval Times dinner show Orlando is for all you "Knights of the Round Table" fans, just look out for the castle standing proud like Camelot.

Step back in time, sit in the great hall of the king and enjoy the celebration, a feast and a tournament born of legends, "well that's what it says in the brochure".

In the ten years of travelling to Orlando, this is one dinner show we have not visited.

Why?...no specific reason really, the funny thing is we do most of our food shopping at Wal-Mart, which is situated next door to the venue.

Don't worry though we have it covered, the travel forums and links below will give you a general guide on what Medieval Times dinner show is all about.

Like most Orlando dinner shows we hear the positives and negatives from people who have tried this dinner show...all we can say is we have heard a lot more positives then negatives.

Here's some useful links to check out.

• Road map and Directions...to the venue...Car Parking is free.

• Opening times...these are seasonal and do change through out the year.

• Entrance prices...Useful to know to pre-plan.

• Tickets...Book in advance, great savings made on entrance prices

• Currency Converter...helpful tool to convert into your own currency if buying tickets online etc.

• Medieval Times dinner show...Judge for yourself.

• Shows...Also seasonal

• Dining menu...Check the menu before you book, click onto 'Bill of fare' bottom of page.

• Forums...Useful information with a personal touch. 1, 2, 3

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