Have you ever been to Medival Times?

[hypnoticgenes]

I have and I thought it was pretty fun. Plus the food was really good.

[hajimenoippo]

If only there was more food

[Big DSR Energy]

I went their once. All I really remember was one of the knights looked kinda like Shawn Michaels, so me and my friends chanted "HBK! HBK!" while he fought. We were upset that he didn't win.

[Yami Daimao]

Couldn't help it. ;D

And yes, yes I have, and it kicked ass.

[skykid]

I've been to a Medival Times Night at a Minor League Baseball Game does that count?

[Koda, Master Crunchyroller]

I went to the one in Dallas during Spring Break this year. Was awesome. We were seated in the Black & White Knight section, and best of all, he won!

Oh, and food was awesome.

[ani]

I did. Good times but a bit expensive.

[YAKMAN is ICHIBAN]

It is a fun time, but very expensive. Luckily my parents footed the bill, since they took my wife and I there for my birthday

[Dragonfly]

I went to the one in Orlando about fifteen years ago. It was indeed fun, though I don't remember much. There's one about ten minutes away from my apartment, but I really can't afford to go it right now. Two things about that place:

1) Apparently, most, if not all, locations have full stables underneath the restaurant. In the case of Atlanta location, said stables are underneath the Discovery Mills Mall. You can tour them for an extra fee.

2) The billboards and fliers for the Georgia location prominently feature a person who is the spitting image of Petey Williams. According to my fiancée, who went there recently for some work-related "corporate togetherness" thing, "Sir Petey" is one of lead performers. I wonder he does [Mike Tenay and Don West in Middle English]"hē sek 'flip piledriver' known as thæt 'Canadian Destroyer" [/ye olde Tenay and West] while riding a horse. That would be awesome.

[Lick Ness Monster]

Jun 28, 2010 1:58:55 GMT -5 Yami Daimao said:

Couldn't help it. ;D

And yes, yes I have, and it kicked ass.

That bastard red knight is going down. ;D

[-Lithium-]

I go there twice a week!

[kayfabulous]

I went for my 16th birthday with a few friends and family and then again on a field trip. It's fun and novel for the first time, but not something I've really had the desire to visit again. I remember me and my friends were sick of little kids always getting the flowers the knights gave out. We were also pissed when the storyline for one of the times we went was that the princess' choice knight was taken out at the very beginning of the night and then miraculously returned at the last moment to beat the badass "evil" knight who had been dominating. Our knight also got hit in the balls that night.

[mattperiolat]

I've gone a few times when I lived in So Cal, the last time with my then-fiance. We had SUCH a blast, good food and our knight won. Even got some nice goblets as souvies that we would use whenever an anniversary came around.

*sighs* Memories...

[polexia]

in vegas it was a good show and good food. in illinois, not no much. they put to much emphasis on the horses, even offering a tour of the horses for 20 dollars extra.

the only lame part was when they say "cheer for your king!" based on where ever you are sitting and the "king" does the worst out of all of them.

[mattperiolat]

Vegas doesn't have a Medieval Times, does it? I know it has the Excaliber show, but it's not even close to the same thing. About the only thing Excaliber has going for it is it's the last remains of the attempt for Vegas to try and be kid friendly.

That didn't go well, did it?

[The Tim Duncan Experience]

I went to the one in Anaheim back in 7th grade in 1998. I went with the whole 7th grade student body, and trust me, nothing beats 200 kids chanting F-bombs while the king says, "Please students of the future, desist the chanting of defoulment and enjoy you cans of coke and whole chicken!". Best 15 bucks I have ever spent!

[smokinvokoun]

I went there for my 6th birthday. I remember having a great time.

["Handsome" Whitey Fats]

When to the one in Orlando for a field trip in sixth grade. It was awesome, especially for a rpg geek like me

[Paul]

Jun 30, 2010 20:38:16 GMT -5 The Tim Duncan Experience said:

I went to the one in Anaheim back in 7th grade in 1998. I went with the whole 7th grade student body, and trust me, nothing beats 200 kids chanting F-bombs while the king says, "Please students of the future, desist the chanting of defoulment and enjoy you cans of coke and whole chicken!". Best 15 bucks I have ever spent!

That is awesome that you remember exactly what he said. Ha!

[Paul]

Jun 30, 2010 1:59:42 GMT -5 mattperiolat said:

Vegas doesn't have a Medieval Times, does it? I know it has the Excaliber show, but it's not even close to the same thing. About the only thing Excaliber has going for it is it's the last remains of the attempt for Vegas to try and be kid friendly.

That didn't go well, did it?

No, no it did not go well. I'm actually surprised they havn't razzed the Excaliber yet or re-branded it.

Quoting from Wikipedia:

On April 26, 2005, the Excalibur, along with the other hotels of the Mandalay Resort Group, was purchased by rival MGM Resorts International.

Since 2007, most of the medieval themed statues and scenery have been removed. A "garage sale" and auction were held to sell the statues. To this day, few of the wall murals and statues still remain.

I blame the Nitro Grill!

(Okay, not really).