Can you go to Medieval Times alone?

Medieval Times welcomes guests of all ages to the Castle! To enter the Castle, all children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Guests ages 16 and up may enter the Castle independently without an adult to accompany them.

Is there a dress code for Medieval Times?

Feel free to dress up or come casual!

You will notice that the crowd at Medieval Times is like no other. Feel free to dress in costume (many do!) or just come as you are. Dress in general is casual, so just come comfortable.

How long do people spend at Medieval Times?

Be prepared to eat with your hands (no utensils). The show is (2) hours long, Medieval suggests arriving 75 minutes prior to showtime. You don't have to arrive that early. This time will be spent standing around, being pulled in to take pictures or taking advantage of the bar (a little pricey) or the gift shop.

Do you still eat with your hands at Medieval Times?

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - At Medieval Times, you eat with your hands. It makes the feast more fun!

Does Medieval Times have assigned seating?

It's first-come, first-served seating, but really, every seat is good. The castle opens 75 minutes before showtime, and there's typically a line to get in. However, all seating is assigned when you check in, so don't worry about a mad rush to get the best table.

Surviving Winter in the Middle Ages...

How early should I show up to Medieval Times?

When purchasing tickets online, you may also check “Show me ADA/Accessible Seating” and we will reserve your accessible seating ahead of time. How early should I get there? The Castle gates open 60 minutes prior to showtime, and we recommend you arrive as early as possible.

How much do you tip at Medieval Times?

After some online research, we settled on $5/person which seems to be a common tip amount for the show. Medieval Times is a show with horses and animals so don't be surprised if you occasionally smell horses or see things that you would rather not during dinner.

Can I bring food to medieval times?

Good time, No Kids Menu Options, Allowed to Bring Outside Food - Review of Medieval Times Buena Park, Buena Park, CA - Tripadvisor.

How much is a sword at medieval times?

Roughly $15-25 depending on what you buy.

Is it worth going to medieval times?

Medieval Times is definitely fun, but is it worth the price? After only one experience at Medieval Times, this frugal traveler has decided that it is absolutely worth the price. Why? It's an entertaining show. Entertainment like plays, movies, and musicals cost money.

How do you get good seats in medieval times?

The doors open 75 minutes before the show and it is suggested that you arrive early. Seating is assigned on a first come first serve basis, so the earlier you arrive the better seats you will get. You also want to make sure you have plenty of time to explore the castle before it's time to enter the arena.

What is the dessert at medieval times?

The dessert in the Middle Ages, it corresponds to the third or fourth course before leaving the table with: -sweet dishes : pudding, tarts, crustards, patties, wafers, doughnuts, pancakes, marzipan cakes (almond cakes), compotes, creams and fruit cooked in hyppocras.

What is the dessert of the castle at medieval times?

Our feast ended with the Dessert of the Castle which was ice cream with caramel sauce.

Can I bring my cup back to medieval times?

Please know that you can always bring back your souvenir glass and receive the discount on your first purchase.

What are some medieval etiquette rules?

Keep your cup clean and when you drink wipe your lips. Don't blow in your drink or on your food. Don't touch your face or head while you are eating and keep your knife away from your face. Don't loosen your belt sitting at the table for that is most uncourteous.

Can you bring drinks into medieval times?

You don't want to miss it! Before heading to the Castle gates, please note that outside food or beverage, cakes/desserts, balloons, full-face costumes/masks, or weapons of any kind (real or fake!) are not allowed into Her Majesty's Castle.

What food do they have at Medieval Times?

Food & Drink in the Medieval Village

Everyday food for the poor in the Middle Ages consisted of cabbage, beans, eggs, oats and brown bread. Sometimes, as a specialty, they would have cheese, bacon or poultry. All classes commonly drank ale or beer. Milk was also available, but usually reserved for younger people.

Could anyone carry a sword in Medieval Times?

Throughout medieval Europe, swords were the chief weapon of knights and mounted men-at-arms. In times of peace, however, generally speaking only noblemen were allowed to carry a sword in public.

Was cheese expensive in Medieval Times?

Next, getting to the cost of cheese, Henry II's accounts show that around the year 1170, he bought 10,240 pounds of cheddar cheese for a farthing (quarter penny) per pound. The same book I linked above says that around the year 1350, cheese sold for about half a penny per pound.

How long does medieval times dinner last?

Medieval Times in Buena Park is an entertaining two-hour immersive dining experience that transports guests in time and features daring swordplay, royal falconry and beautiful horsemanship.

How many people does Medieval Times hold?

This was big. (Both literally—it has over 1,400 seats—and in terms of emotional impact.)

How loud is Medieval Times?

Is Medieval Times good for kids? The show was very loud, which was good for us. We did not have to worry the entire time about our kids making too much noise. They were permitted to yell and scream (so long as they weren't booing the Red Knight) as much as they wanted.

How much should I tip for a $40 meal?

In the U.S., a tip of 15% of the before tax meal price is typically expected.

What did rich people do for fun in medieval times?

The most popular form of entertainment for the rich was a tournament. This was a series of competitions such as sword fighting, jousting and horse-riding, with prizes for the winners. They would also go hunting or enjoy feasting and dancing. A group of acrobats or jugglers might entertain the local lord and his guests.