Tournament of Kings

Our family had an awesome experience. The dinner consisted of tomato bisque, a whole roasted Cornish game hen, roasted red potatoes, broccoli, buttermilk bisquit, apple dessert & soft drink. The portions were generous & the kids were served the same amount of food as the adults. No utensils. we ate with our hands like savages! The live show had impressive lighting effects & pyrotechnics. Lots of crowd interaction, which the kids enjoyed. The actors wore beautiful costumes & the horses were exhilarating.

What a fun place. You really go there for the show and now necessarily the food. While the food was good it certainly was not gourmet but then again one would not expect that in medieval times. The show however was fantastic. If you love horses and horsemanship this is a must see. Grand costumes and impressive scenarios. Family was a big fan and loved every moment of it.

Ever since I was a little girl, I’ve always wanted to go to the Tournament of Kings at the Excalibur but my parents wouldn’t spend the money to take me. Now, as an adult, I can make my own decisions and actually go! Can I just say that it is everything I imagined it to be and more?
My husband and I were on our honeymoon and he decided to treat me to Tournament of Kings because I have never been to a dinner show like this. I have always wanted to go to Medieval Times in Anaheim, CA but never had the chance so this was my big moment!
I was impressed with the soup like every other Unilocal review states. The chicken was mediocre and not memorable. However, the show was what made it over-​the-​top for me! I loved the storyline and the dancing and the fireworks at the end! We sat in Ireland and was glad that the box office girl picked those seats for us because we were right in front of almost all the action and the firework explosion at the end!
My husband said that the storyline was nice because Medieval Times does not have a storyline or dancing like that.
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I highly recommend and if you can, pick seats in Ireland for the best view. Even though it is on the end, a lot of the action happens right in front of Ireland and the stage where the cast come in and out is right there!

Really enjoy the show. We had a great time Sunday Jan 10^th at 6 pm. The food was good, all hot with great serves. We would recommend this show to everyone. It is a family affair.

The food is 5 stars and the show is 3 stars. No way is this worth $ 75 or even $ 30 bucks! The kings of Hungary and Austria were hot and looking at them for 90 minutes might be somewhat worthwhile. The cornish was well seasoned and flavorful. The potatoes were also tasty and I wanted more but I didn’t think they’d give me more so I didn’t ask. I skipped the broccoli but ate their biscuit and tomato cream soup. The soup was delicious and they give you plenty! I couldn’t finish! The apple strudel was for dessert, not the best. By the end of the night, I was so full it took a good 8 hours for the food to come down.
Overall, if I got free tickets I’d come back otherwise I’ll spend my money of other shows. In Las Vegas, there are better shows to watch.

I really enjoyed the show. The food was good too. We had a seat in the dragon section front row. There is a possibility of dirt getting kicked from the arena in the first row so if that is something that will bother you sit in the second row or farther back.

This is so much fun and the food is good! The stunts in the show are amazing. Our two little girls loved it as much as my hubby and I did! Highly recommended for a fun night out!

It was a very good show! Very good acting and horsemanship. Food was much better than we expected. You eat with your hands, which was unexpectedly hilarious to us! Wait talked me into the souvenir glass because, hello double shots! We would definitely return!

The show was great as usual, food was good but not grand. Our drink server was amazing and very attentive. Jenine our server was horrible, the entire time she had a very bad attitude, the entire time she made it very clear she didn’t want to be there. At the end our drink server accidentally took the wrong slip without the tip and when I asked Jenine to give it to him, she said «what do you want me to do with this?» A horrible attitude the entire time. When we left, we picked up pictures and the lady wouldn’t take my card because it didn’t have the proper security features, I explained it was a new digital card and she just refused to take it. Overall didn’t let two bad attitudes ruin our night but they clearly lacked the service in service provider.

I was a little ambivalent about this show after reading some of the reviews but the show last night was wonderful. We were a party of eight with two children aged five and three. Everyone had fun. The venue is small enough where there is really not a bad seat in the house. Every section (country) has their own king you cheer for and all the Kings had flowing hair, beautiful costumes and lots of energy. There were dancing maidens, all pretty and tiny and looked like they were all enjoying themselves. As this was the Christmas season, Merlin was dressed in fur too.
The meal was delicious and served very hot. Tomato soup, a whole Cornish hen, broccoli, two new potatoes and a biscuit. Desert was eggnog and two lovely Christmas sugar cookies. No silverware but they give you a nice packaged towel for later. The kids meals consist of chicken strips, French fries, baby carrot sticks and ranch dressing. It says no outside food but we bought a vegan sandwich just in case. We figured if we paid for the food and the child didn’t eat it we had to have something. I would recommend this show!!!

Really enjoyed this show. They also give great local discounts! Customer service is A+! For food they serve whole Cornish hen, potatoes, and broccoli. If you are in the mood for an entertaining show, check ‘em out!

The show was amazing and the food was great. Coolest thing we did in Vegas and for the price to include dinner you can’t beat it! I want to personalize this with a thanks to our food server J.T. and to the manager of the show Paulette for the excellent customer service! Definitely a must see for all ages, especially since I’m 32 years old! Thanks again Excaliber for an unforgettable experience!

Always wondered about this show, so my boyfriend & I thought we’d check it out. Reading the other Unilocal reviews, we went to the show with a few expectations: the tomato soup would be good, the Cornish hen would be bland, the actors would be hot, & the show would be entertaining. Unilocalers were right.
The setup was like a stadium. Each section was a country & that would be the country you cheered for. We sat in France, go France! Seemed like most seats filled the Dark side. the crowd cheered very loud for evil. It was fun cheering along because it had everyone participate. Very lively audience.
It was an entertaining show. a lot of fireworks & fire effects that I wasn’t expecting. The horses were so good. They knew when to run off stage, knew tricks. The actors were all nice to look at. They chose the cast well! Each knight had distinct features according to their country, the gladiators were buff, the maidens were so pretty. The costumes & set-​up weren’t near as extravagant as watching a Cirque show. It was more like watching a theater play. But being that this show was family-​oriented, I’m sure the costumes worked well for the kids watching. This is definitely a fun show to take your kids too. They would love it.
As for the food, the only thing I finished was the tomato soup. It was very flavorful. The Cornish hen was bland, seasoned on the skin, but the flavor wasn’t in the meat. The potatoes & broccoli were okay, lightly seasoned. The biscuit was not bad. The dessert was an apple square. it was dry. I could only eat one bite. The gluten-​free option has fresh fruit as the dessert, so if you can request fruit instead from the waiter, do so. The waiters are very nice too, good quick service.
There is a dinnerless option. If you don’t eat much, I’d suggest to go for this. I could barely eat half of the Cornish hen & only ate pieces from the entrée. Like I mentioned earlier, the only thing I finished was the tomato soup.
General $ 69.85 plus Service Fee
Dinnerless $ 48.57 plus Service Fee
4 stars for the entertainment
2 stars for the food

Excellent if you have children of the appropriate age. Without kids, it felt on par with a high school drama class production with better budget.
The food was bland but the service excellent. You eat with your hands, so and extra couple of napkins would have been appropriate.
Children in the audience were clearly excited and if I had a child, this would be the first show on the strip I’d hit. Without child, a cirque show or live music would serve as better entertainment

First off, how do you make such a splendid concoction? The starter, tomato soup, was so delicious. The serving waitress lady should have made another loop to our section. I could care less about the roasted chicken, which is, by the way, a waste of food considering I could only finish less than half. They should make this an option, «Half or whole chicken?» I’m an Asian woman for goodness sakes. But I don’t mind another bowl or two or three of your creamy tomato soup. Mmmmm… mmmm… good.
Anywho, we got the show tickets for 2 tickets at $ 80.00 from the buy 1 get 1 deal on MyVegas game app (trust me, it’s easier to win on Blackjack).
We walked into to the long ovalur (eclipse-​shaped?) arena, which was surrounded by sections of seats divided by the countries/​evils. (GO NORWAY!)
The show was fun and there were some really skilled horsemanship among the casts. Screamed my lungs off for my team.
So 1 point off for a meh dinner, 1 point for tomato soup and 3 points for the show.
Oh and… hi Mr. Norway prince king guy ;) haha

«The King of Norway would have been dressed as a viking, so it’s historically accurate.» Yes, my boyfriend actually said that. About a show that features a wizard. Honestly, though, we loved this show. We managed to get buy one get one tickets via MyVegas so it only cost $ 73.88 for the both of us after fees. Redemption was mostly painless, we had to grab the Mresort rewards card, or whatever it’s called, and pick up our tickets by 4:00. Going into the theater, we had to of course buy a light up viking helmet for $ 12. Dinner and pepsi products (sad face) were included.
Dinner consisted of an average tasting Cornish hen (not too dry, but not that tender either), a nicely seasoned and fresh piece of broccoli, two new potatoes, and surprisingly tasty biscuit.
As a starter, we received a bowl of tomato soup, which was served from a water pitcher. I imagine that’s the easiest way. The soup was really good. We also received a strawberry filled tart at the end. Also really tasty. The service was really friendly, and checked on us several times during the show.
So dinner was definitely filling, and satisfying, but not particularly amazing. Note: No utensils are provided. I didn’t see this in the other reviews. Food is all easily eaten with the fingers, and wet napkins are provided for cleanup.
The show itself was good, mostly not dirty fun, with fireworks, singing dancing, and of course jousting. The combat was fun to watch. Since seating was stadiumish style around the theater, there was truly no bad seat in the house.
The only real negative I have about the theater is the seating. The chairs are extremely low to the ground, even for this 5 foot tall girl. Oh, and they are as hard as ROCKS.
Other than the hard, low seats, I definitely recommend seeing the show, whether you have kids or not.

Growing up my parents used to take us to Tournament of Kings. Back in the days, I remember the Kings fought, white section always won, black section was bad, etc.
Dinner is still the same. Mediocre. Edible. I wouldn’t say it’s delicious and I wouldn’t say bad. Solid 3-​star meal.
Alcohol isn’t included and you may need it but really the show is good. I remember the fight being better than Medieval Time and it was. They did make the show darker and lots of explosions so may not be suitable for little kids but we took our 3 years old, lapped her and she did well.

After avoiding this Vegas show for two decades, I finally succumbed to the demands of my kids. My expectations were very low, and I was pleasantly surprised. This show isn’t half bad! And if you do your homework and score the half-​price tickets in advance, this show is a downright steal considering how expensive everything is on the Strip these days.
Avoid the front row. View from the back rows are just as good. Horses kick up dirt and if you are in the front row, dirt may come close to your dinner plate.
Dinner consists of a wonderful selection of chicken or chicken. Turns out the chicken is more like cornish hen, but you do get the whole hen. Mine was surprisingly tasty. I thought it would be dry but the hen was nice and juicy.
We saw in the Dragon section, which is supposed to be the most raucous, but it was a tame crowd that night. I suppose not enough beer was consumed… Russia is a good section to sit in too. It is fun to cheer for the bad guys.

The show is cheesy as heck, but my daughter loves it so its all good. Loud pyrotechnics. Very stuffy especially if you’re an asthma sufferer like me. No restroom inside.
Meal: very tasty. Cornish game hen, a piece of broccoli, two small potatoes, a biscuit, Apple tart for dessert and everything was seasoned perfectly. Tomato bisque was delicious. Just the right amount served. Our server looked miserable until he very end when we gave him a tip.
Got this on a buy one get two free after a miserable timeshare presentation, but I would totally do it again. Huzzah.

Came here during my trip to Vegas this weekend. Got a 2 for $ 75 deal to see Tournament of Kings and Jabbawockeez but after the fee to upgrade ($ 5 more for T.O.K. & $ 10 more for Jabbawockeez) plus they added on a service fee which I thought was dumb since I went straight to the Box Office and didn’t purchase it off Ticketmaster or anything. Anyways, I ended up paying $ 109.25 per ticket for 2 shows, upgrade fee, service fee, & tax. I guess it’s good because it’s for 2 shows and hey… it’s Vegas.
I thought the show was good. We sat in Team France which we ended up winning. Whoo Hoo! Oh FYI: if u end up getting seated at Dragon… you’re the bad guys! Boooooooo!
They have these sexy ladies cheering u on for your team.
There was a part in the show during the Coronation ceremony when a girl comes out in all red on a fancy horse. Maybe she’s the Princess or Queen or something idk. She didn’t say a word. All she was doing was looking pretty on this horse that was prancing around for what it seemed like an hour over and over and over again. I’m not gonna lie, it was pretty to look at but after 5 minutes you want to take a fork and poke your eyes out except there’s no silverware because u have to eat with your hands. Idky that part was so long.
Food was decent. It was a huge serving! Not the best but it’s worth the price with entertainment. They serve u coke or sprite which was way watered down but I get it, they have tons of people to serve so they have to prepare everything in advance even if it means the soda sits there for 20 minutes with ice.
There were some fireworks that kept going off throughout the show. It kept scaring my 5 year old cuz it was so loud.
All in all it was good but I wouldn’t go see it again.