Category: Dinner Theater (9 listings)
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Opened in June 1986, (the second of eight Castles) Medieval Times California proudly offers shows 365 days a year. The European-style Castle features a soaring Tower, elaborately decorated Hall of Arms, outdoor courtyard, Knight Club (with DJ & dancing), extensive gift shop, Museum of Torture, two full bars and an indoor stable area where guests can view some of our 30 horses as they are prepared for each evenings shows. The 1,116 seat, air conditioned arena features state-of-the-art sound, lighting and special effects systems for the ultimate tournament experience.
Honestly, their prices need to come down. It's extremely expensive for so so food, rude wait staff and a very cheesy show. We went for my cousin's birthday and not only was the food not great, what we did want to finish eating they took away from us! We felt so rushed! I don't think you should have to pay so much for that kind of experience. We'll need to try the Pirate one and hope it's better.
I just recently went here for a Bday dinner and had such a good time.The food was so - so and the drinks were expensive but the show was well worth it.
Midevil times is a blast! You are entertained from the moment you walk through the doors till the time to bid your farewells. The food is decent but it's the entertainment that will keep me coming back for years to come!
mmmmmm chicken legs.
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Best Dinner Theater in Orange County
Best Dinner Theater in Orange County
