Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

We loved this experience! This was one of our favorite stops in the Atlanta area. There was a coupon code right on the website, so we were able to get a discounted rated on tickets. $54/person for dinner and a show well done seemed pretty reasonable. For those with sensory issues, it's loud and there are flashing lights. We usually come prepared with noise cancelling headphones - one of our kids had a pair with them, but our child that doesn't always need them was bothered by how loud it was. We were able to go to the bar and get a pair of earplugs, so we appreciated the venue having that available. Once the earplugs were in, a good time was had by all. Kaylee was our server and did an excellent job! I needed it to be gluten free, which you can opt for right away when you place your reservation. The meal is mostly gluten free to begin with, the only difference is that you don't get any bread with your meal, but that's ok. They had alternatives for the dessert. I had an Italian ice instead of the eclair. Portions were generous. The show was very well put together. I couldn't always understand what was being said because sometimes the sound was echoey, but I was able to get the idea. The jousting and fighting scenes were well done - I imagine it takes tons of practice to get the choreography down just right! The horses were awesome, too. They even danced! We bought merchandise for souvenirs while there, the prices were better than other places we visited in Atlanta. Not cheap, but also not ridiculously overpriced. The group picture was $22 and came in a really nice, sturdier picture folder. Pictures were more reasonable here than other touristy places. Overall, a wonderful experience that we greatly enjoyed! Edit: I forgot to mention that all of the knights had luxurious, majestic hair.

The show was great but the food was almost amazing, the bread is a generic Texas toast frozen garlic bread and the dessert was a small eclair the length of my middle finger, the chicken was 11/10 amazing seasoning along with the corn. I recommend you tell the waiter to switch the lone bread with the gluten free option along with the eclair.

They are knowledgeable about gluten free and have meals that are safe. The food is good, and there's a good bit of it. The jousting and competitions were fun, the actors did a great job!