Tournament of Kings

from $59* per night
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Location: Excalibur

A unique dinner show transporting you back to the Middle Ages and the court of King Arthur. Knights in shining armor, fair maidens, an evil wizard and a medieval banquet make this an experience like one you read about in history books. ... (more)
3850 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas NV 89109
Ages: No Restrictions

Show Times: Monday, Friday: 6:00 PM; Wednesday, Thursday - Sunday: 6:00 PM & 8:30 PM

Blackout Dates: Dark Tuesdays

Audiences of all ages enjoy this Medieval celebration of sword fighting, jousting, horse racing and gladiator battles. Dine on dragon’s blood soup and Cornish hen while King Arthur and his knights join you at their round table in the center of the arena. When the meal is over prepare yourself for battle. The knights engage in a rousing competition in which the audience must cheer or boo for their selected knight.  Watch the knights unite to defend Arthur’s kingdom from the evil wizard in the midst of fire, smoke and fireworks.

Tournament of Kings brings all the action from the movies right to your dinner table. Satisfy your appetite for adventure while eating with your fingers at this action-packed arena where you sing, cheer and bang on the tables all as part of the show!

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12 Reviews for Tournament of Kings
  1. anonymous
    Reviewed on:September 10, 2013
    Excellent

    This show really takes you back in time! There is nothing like a medieval dinner and show! The portions were so huge – I felt extremely bad for throwing most of it away. There is no difference in size for a child’s portion vs adults. The show however was very entertaining and kept myself with my children hooked wanting more!

  2. anonymous
    Reviewed on:July 12, 2013
    Fun show! Awful food!

    Show was great! Very fun and loved the horses and actors! The waitress was too busy and the food wasn’t worth $2. Dry dry dry chicken and biscuit. Nothing added to the potato and broccoli. Soup was good but just tomato. Did I say the chicken was dry? I’ve seen one of these renaissance horse dinner shows in Chicago, their show and dinner was better. Also Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede in Branson

  3. anonymous
    Reviewed on:March 8, 2013
    Great Show!

    I very much enjoyed The Tournament of Kings! The actors were excellent and the horses are clearly well trained and cared for. Our “king” showed tremendous affection for his horse, even going so far as to kiss him on the muzzle. Being an animal lover, it was great to see! The food was good, and the service was great. I wasn’t sure about eating without utensils, but it proved to be less challenging than I expected. And, contrary to the above post, we were not served baby chickens; they were small roasted hens. I’m guessing that person has never been served a whole chicken before. :P

  4. anonymous
    Reviewed on:February 22, 2013
    love it!

    Have been to Vegas twice and have seen it both times. Plan on seeing this every time I go, dinner and a show for a reasonable price… Can’t beat it!! Nice clean entertainment! It’s a must!

  5. anonymous
    Reviewed on:January 15, 2013
    Great show!!!!!!!

    We had a great time and truly enjoyed ourselves!!! The show and meal were great considering the very reasonable prices of the tickets.

  6. anonymous
    Reviewed on:January 3, 2013
    Loved it!

    I have been to Vegas twice. Both times I have seen this show. The food was good, and the show was good. I will probably see this show every time I go!!

  7. anonymous
    Reviewed on:December 15, 2012
    Great dinner show!

    We went on our last trip to Vegas and had so much fun. Dinner was really good. Service was awesome and the show was so entertaining. Planning our next trip and will definitely watch again.

  8. anonymous
    Reviewed on:December 1, 2012
    Good show bad meal

    Its good show but There meal is actualy a baby chicken, that bothered me alot.

  9. anonymous
    Reviewed on:July 23, 2012
    Great Show

    I would watch it again just for the meal. Loved the show too great acting and atmosphere.

  10. anonymous
    Reviewed on:March 23, 2012

    This show can be enjoyed by all. If you have been to a medieval show before, this one is sure to stack up. It does not include a five star meal, but I can’t remember being disappointed with it. So go cheer for your team and get dinner out of the way

  11. anonymous
    Reviewed on:January 23, 2012
    Great family show

    Where else can you eat with your hands and not worry about making a mess? This show makes you feel like you were a part of the whole Excaliber era. The kids had fun using no sliverware. The food was actual good. The show was entertaining. It was a show the whole family could enjoy. Nothing too violent, no harsh language. Just a good time out!

  12. anonymous
    Reviewed on:November 23, 2011
    fun times

    Knights of the round table meets Vegas! This is great evening out for all. Any age can attend. We didnt know what exactly to expect. When I was served my food with no silverware, I knew we were in for a good time. The actors never went out of character. The acting was superb. The food was good. The show was fun to watch and see close up. Great show to see!

Tournament of Kings Discount Codes

$59* Direct Offer!

promo code: View Website expires: 12/30/13
book through: 12/30/13
General Admission tickets are $59 before taxes and fees: Ticket price includes a three-course dinner. Children 3 years and younger may attend free of charge and must sit on the adult's lap and share the adult's meal. All ages are welcome to this show. Children age four and older will be charged the full ticket price and receive their own seat and dinner.Dinnerless Admission tickets are $44.35 before taxes and fees: Ticket price includes admission to the Tournament of Kings show only. These tickets are not available for purchase online. Please visit or call the Excalibur Box Office to purchase.

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