Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Great entertainment for families with small kids, or for a 1 time experience. They really push you to buy all the extra stuff that will cost you an arm and a leg. Food was good. Service good.

Really cool place! Jousting at end looked real! Funnnnn!!! Chicken really good! Beautiful, colorful! Team spirit!!! funnnnn date night!

We had an excellent time! I would recommend any of my family and friends to attend and participate in the events at the Myrtle Beach castle.

What you get for the price, you really cannot beat it! Its the perfect activity after spending the day in the sun, or if you get a rainy day.
The show was very enjoyable.
The food is surprisingly good. You get tomato soup, garlic bread, half of a roasted chicken, a roasted potato, corn on the cob, and dessert. Soft drink or water is included. There is a bar available too. All the servers and staff were very nice.
Gratuity is not included in your ticket price, so be sure to tip your servers! They work hard and I was amazed at how many people did NOT tip these people.

This place is what it is — the evening was very close to what I thought it would be after reviewing Unilocal reviews and watching the promo videos. If you enjoy renaissance fairs, WWE wrestling and eating half a chicken in the dark with your hands, you will get a kick out of it.
I thought the show was pretty decent. The cast, crew and servers did a good job — they clearly spent a lot of time training the horses and working with swords and other weapons. My kids really enjoyed the entire experience. I thought it was a decent ‘lower-​end’ Vegas-​type show and was worth the price overall.
There were two battles going on. The first was the one you were watching in the arena, the other was the battle that started from the moment you entered until you left to try to get you to part with more of your money. It was constant and pretty annoying. I suggest setting the expectations with your kids before you arrive. We told ours we’re not buying any of the extra crap and they accepted and had a good time. I’m not sure this is the type of show you can watch twice in any reasonable period of time.

Not worth your money or your time. I wasn’t a fan of the food nor the show. The food wasn’t all that great. It got really dusty and everything got stirred up. My allergies went through the roof. I wouldn’t ever go back.

This is truly a perfect place for families to have dinner and enjoy some great entertainment. We were able to land a Groulon that got us significantly discounted tickets at the Myrtle Beach location and ended up laying around $ 35 for adults and $ 25 for kids.
FOOD
The food is plentiful and very good. On the menu for us was tomato bisque, garlic bread, a half chicken, potatoes, and sweet corn. Dessert was an Apple turnover and coffee. Everything was very good, cooked and seasoned well. It is also fun that they provide you with no utensils to heighten the medieval experience. My kids both ate well, which was a blessing.
ENTERTAINMENT
The show was awesome. The horsemanship Nd showmanship were excellent. You are entertained for a solid 75 – 80 minutes non stop. What was really cool for us was that due to the entertainment, we were actually able to sit, eat, and enjoy because the kids were so enthralled.
UPGRADES
When we got to the venue, there was a $ 10 per person upgrade to the Royalty package. You move to the front two rows and get a few other perks. Since we had gotten such a good deal on the tix, we went for it. We ended up in the front row, and it was well worth the extra $ 40.
JUST SHY OF 5 STARS
The only downside was that all of the drinks from the bar were outrageously priced. While at dinner that I have already payed over $ 100 for, to pay ballpark prices for beer is absurd. I would have been more comfortable at $ 7 – 8, but prices were all over $ 11 for beer.

A very nice evening, esp for those with kids. Good chicken dinner. Vegetarian available.
The overall show is good. Better if you allow yourself to get into. Sweetest part was watching two little girls waving their flags to their Knight and receiving a response.