Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Myrtle Beach, SC

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament • 2904 Fantasy Way • Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
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The longest-running dinner attraction in North America, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament’s Myrtle Beach Castle provides a variety of 11th-century features that delight guests of all ages. From jaw-dropping jousting acts and exciting swordplay, epic fight choreography and a delicious four-course meal, this one-of-a-kind dinner show keeps guests entertained from start to finish.

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  • There is a vegetarian meal option available upon request.
  • Arrive early for pre-show entertainment.
  • Alcoholic beverages available.
  • Bring cash to tip servers and purchase souvenir photos.
  • Watch epic displays of horsemanship, extreme jousting and swordplay, and cheer your knight on to victory.
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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament features an ALL NEW SHOW!

You’ll find even more chivalry, revelry, and rivalry at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament’s Myrtle Beach Castle. North America’s longest-running dinner attraction has crafted an all-new production that now you are invited to experience! It’s MEDIEVAL like never before, with even more action-packed fun, all new tournament games and a re-imagined feast, fit for a king.

The fantasy comes alive as you travel back in time to the 11th-century spectacles of jousting, swordplay, horsemanship, and falconry abound; a time of Spanish castles, Knights of the Realm and feasting in a true medieval fashion-utensil-free!

The Show: You’ll still be encouraged to cheer for one of six brave Knights of the Realm! The new production features amazing lighting, costumes, choreography, exciting battle scenes, new horse dressage elements and a fresh musical score by the world renowned composer Daniel May.

The Andalusian Stallions: While most of the royal subjects stand on their own two feet, the most celebrated members of the Kingdom are best known for their trot, gallop, and canter.

The Feast: The new, upgraded feast shall be served! The standard menu at Medieval Times consists of garlic bread, creamy tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken and spare rib, herb-basted potatoes, and pastry of the castle. A vegetarian meal is available upon request.

Are you ready to surrender to an age of bravery and honor? It’s going to be epic so hang on to your helmets the show is about to GET MEDIEVAL!

Medieval Times is celebrating 30 years of feasting and fun in North America. The founders first launched their unique idea for an 11th century-style dinner attraction on the Spanish island of Majorca in 1973. This imaginative new entertainment spot was inspired by the true medieval tradition of royal families inviting guests to a festival and feast to watch knights compete on horseback.

Seating is first come, first serve. There is no reserved seat assignment. No cancellation policy on show tickets.

Allergy/Strobe Warning: Medieval Times is a live horse show in an enclosed arena. Persons with respiratory conditions, allergies, or asthma attend at their own risk. Medieval Times uses stroboscopic and pyrotechnic effects.


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Myrtle Beach Customer Reviews

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Cynthia Crouch
Indian Trail , NC
1 Review
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"Meideval Dinners"
May 2019 NEW
We really enjoyed the show and the food was great
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Tip: It's alot of food

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Beulah Crumel
Middlesex, NC
1 Review
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"Great Show"
May 2019 NEW
This was a great show. Went there before but My niece hadn't. She loved it and we save some money.
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Linda Locklear
Maxton, NC
1 Review
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"My visit to medieval times"
December 2018
I really wasn’t sure how the show was going cause it was my first time and I loved it so much I’m planning to go again and take my grands
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Tip: Make sure when you make reservations to ask if breakfast is included or do they have complimentary breakfast when booking their room

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Debra Paschall
1 Review
"Great!"
October 2018
Extremely entertaining! Food was really delicious. The horses and horsemanship impressive. Our server, Stuart was a delight! Loved his personality.
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Tip: The show is 2 hours long.

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Adam McDermott
Milton, WV
5 Reviews
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"Fun time"
September 2018
The experience is one of a kind. Fun and exciting for all ages
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Ernestine Stroman
Philadelphia, PA
1 Review
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"Pleasantly Suprised"
September 2018
This show was very entertaining and very enjoyable and the meal was delicious. Would highly recommend for all ages
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Misti Newell
Lancaster, SC
1 Review
Verified Traveler
"Medievil Times"
August 2018
We had an overall great experience! Our server was awesome and the show was pretty good as well.
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Tip: Bring a jacket

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1 Review
"Second Time!"
August 2018
This is our second time seeing Medieval Times Tournament. The show has changed and not for the good. We couldn’t hear nothing that they were saying. Our server Dillon was slow and rude when we asked why we weren’t getting food as fast as the pretty server to our left was bringing. Gift shop was extremely high. We will not be back. If you’re looking for more bang for your buck try Pirates Show. Entertaining from the door to the show.
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Tip: Expensive for no reason

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drscott1964
Mount Washington, Kentucky
"Entertaining show sometimes hard to follow"
TripAdvisor user rating 3 out of 5
Reviewed April 22, 2019
We had a great meal & the show was entertaining. I found it a bit loud at times & the medieval speak a bit hard to follow. Loved the falconer and thought it the best part of the show. It was the first day for our server so the service was a bit slow but Ryan did a fine job. I thought the photo ppl could have done better . I paid for a Queens upgrade that included photos & got 3 of the same pictures
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Jennifer h
"Joust what we needed!"
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed April 22, 2019
I took my mom here for her birthday/mother-daughter trip to Myrtle Beach. We had such a great time! I got up close to a female falcon, the second largest falcon breed, and she was such a gorgeous bird! We killed some time with our souvenir glasses and wine service. VIP tickets are worth it, we got to sit up front where all the action is! Our server was courteous and the food was delicious. If you have trouble with loud places I recommend earplugs, they helped me a lot and I still heard everything clearly. We truly enjoyed cheering on the Green Knight. Even though he wasn't victorious, we cheered on all the knights!
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CKay711
"Good food and entertainment"
TripAdvisor user rating 4 out of 5
Reviewed April 20, 2019
We enjoyed this show and the food was very tasty. We also went to the torture museum while there. It was interesting, but due to glare, some descriptions were difficult to read. We did enjoy this, but it doesn't hold a candle to Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede.
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pi0neer0612
Charlotte, North Carolina
"Spring break 2019"
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed April 17, 2019
This is a must see when visiting Myrtle Beach. I got the General Admission ticket and it was great. This seats you to the back but you have a good view of the show. Admission and seating was organized. Once inside servers does a great job of providing the meal while the show is performed. The food tasted delicious, it was hot and a lot. Clean up after each course was fast as well.
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Jodie2003
Smithsburg, Maryland
"Great show!"
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed April 12, 2019
Something different to do at the beach in the evening. Very entertaining and the horses are spectacular. Amazing performance!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Is there a pre-show guests should be aware of at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?
There is not a pre-show per se, but the castle does open 90 minutes prior to show time. Knighting ceremonies and photos are taken prior to the show starting.

If my child is under 3, are they free?
Children under 3 are admitted free as long as they sit on an adult's lap and eat from their plate. If you prefer the child have his own seat or meal, a child rate would apply.

Are visitors allowed to meet & greet the performers at Medieval Times?
Yes. Performers are available after the show for pictures and autographs after the show in the Hall of Arms.

Are cameras, audio or video recording allowed during the show?
Cameras are allowed. Audio and video recording are strictly prohibited.

What else is offered at Medieval Times, besides the show?
Medieval Times also features an excellent bar, dance floor, Hall of Arms displaying medieval artifacts and medieval torture museum, also known as the dungeon tour.

What type of menu is served at Medieval Times?
The standard menu consists of garlic bread, creamy tomato bisque soup, choice of roasted chicken, sweet buttered corn, herb basted potato and pastry of the castle. A vegetarian meal is available. It consists of garlic bread, creamy tomato bisque soup, large Portobello mushroom stuffed with whole grain rice and beans, a large skewer of roasted vegetables, hummus with pita chips and pastry of the castle. Soft drinks, ice tea and coffee are included in the meal.

Is it true that we must eat with our hands?
Absolutely! Eating utensils were not used in the 11th-century and we take you back.

What is the length of your intermission?
There is no intermission.

Approximately how long is the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Show?
The show lasts approximately two hours.

Does the theater offer handicap seating?
Yes.

Is seating assigned?
No. Seating is first come, first serve.

Is there a dress code I should follow?
Casual dress is acceptable for this performance.
 

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