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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament - Toronto, ON
Medieval Times
Take a day out of the ordinary and prepare for the wonderful dinner and show experience that is Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament! Watch in wonder as your are transported back in time to watch the chivalry and valor of six knights unfold before your very eyes. Enjoy an elaborate four course meal as you witness feats such as steel against steel sword fights and fast paced jousting competitions. Cheer for your favorite knight as he fights for your honor. Bring your whole family to share in this experience with you! Join us tonight as we take some time away from reality to live in Medieval Times! Details
Location Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Exhibition Place 10 Dufferin Street Toronto, ON L2A Order Now: 1-800-987-9852
Menu Medieval Times Menu
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Medieval Times was one of the coolest things I've ever seen! The Black and White Knight is the best! Rock on, Medieval Times! Thanks for such an AWESOME time!
-Knightlover, Rochester
OMG!!!!!!!!!The white and black knight was the best.the one i saw was in toronto.his name was sean.he was very cute!i would lopve to go back and see the show all over again.
-katy downey, ohio
Good: Good natured staff, smily waitress, enthusiastic actors (especially those with speaking parts - considering that they must do it so often), beautiful costumes & magnificent horses, advance notice for asthma sufferers & a reasonably good meal. The physicallity of the show, the actors falling from their horses & rolling, the energetic big-action movements of the fight scenes etc. ... all good w/ little lag in between scenes.
Not so good: we should be told why we're asked to arrive 90 mins. ahead of show time b/c I didn't appreciate feeling pressed to be there when in fact it was to sell souvenirs, wait in line for what we discovered was a photo of my group to hawk to us later for $20 each etc. Slushies were, my god, $10 each w/ the meal & employees are constantly walking around the arena during the show hawking all manner of plastic souvenirs. The commercial pitches just never stopped!
The $8.00 'upgrade' to Royalty was not worth it.
The website notes what the meal consists of 'ribs' etc. when in fact it was one rib. There is no non-caffeinated drink available in the price of the meal other than water.
As well, I think that the show was a bit dry at times & long w/ an overwritten story WAY to complicated for people, especially children under the age of 11, to follow.
Med. Times missed an opportunity to use a great Medieval character: the court jester. The jester could be incorporated in the show from time-to-time for levity & a change of pace from the rather heavy & dramatic story. If the jester had a small dog as a side kick they would steal the show! A hearty laugh was needed between the cheers, jeers & sound effects.
I wish there were some parts for female actors on the arena floor eg. a 'knight' suited up in armour & helmet etc. who battles a very big armoured foe, the 'knight' wins, then takes off her helmet & the crowd discovers that in fact it is a small, slim women when everyone assumed it was a man. A kind of Joan of Arc type.
Finally, another chance I think was missed, this time with the falconer: too much flying around the arena of his bird, not enough real demonstration of specific falcon abilities eg. the bird catching the lure was good & the mantling w/ explanation. Do more of this sort of thing. It was a very nice change from the horses & a demonstration that is very hard to find almost anywhere in the world.
-TIm, Mississauga, Ontario |
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