Medieval Times B1G1

[littlesdcen]

Use code Thank09

[IDmom262]

Does anyone have a current code? Also, I have never been, but we are thinking of taking our boys 9 & 6. Can anyone share their experience? Thanks.

[Ladybugpicnic]

If you go to their site, they have some deals. I went probably 10 or so years ago and it was fun. You go and eat with no utencils and watch a show. My 8 year old wants to go for her Bday so that is her gift from me. That stuff is expensive!!!

[Fishboysmom]

Found these codes but I didn't test them.

 

Buy one full adult admission, get one admission free with code FATEB2. Expires April 18, 2010.

 

2 Admissions for $75 with code 2PWEB1. Expires Feb 28, 2010.

 

BTW, I love Medieval Times.

[SuggaD]

Does anyone have a current code? Also, I have never been, but we are thinking of taking our boys 9 & 6. Can anyone share their experience? Thanks.

We've been 2x and will probably go again when there is a good deal. It is a lot of fun! DD loves it and really gets into it.

[IDmom262]

Thanks everyone for your help. We are going in April during spring break. Since we aren't taking a vacation, I thought it would be fun for the kids. The deals on the website expire this month so I am hoping they will put up more deals that I can use.

 

Do the kids eat the same thing as the adults? Should we pay extra for the preferred seating, or will the regular seating work out? It is so expensive without adding the extras, I just want to make sure my kids will be able to see and appreciate the show.

[SuggaD]

Thanks everyone for your help. We are going in April during spring break. Since we aren't taking a vacation, I thought it would be fun for the kids. The deals on the website expire this month so I am hoping they will put up more deals that I can use.

 

Do the kids eat the same thing as the adults? Should we pay extra for the preferred seating, or will the regular seating work out? It is so expensive without adding the extras, I just want to make sure my kids will be able to see and appreciate the show.

The stadium is small so every seat is really a good seat. The kids get the same portion as the adults. It's a lot of food! 1/4 chicken, a big rib, soup, potato wedges, apple turnover, all you can drink (and alcohol available for purchase if you want it). Don't get any extras...overpriced.

[Mattnicno]

Tried all codes. None seem to work.Let me know if any one else has luck.

[ukdebc]

found this but didnt test it

THANK10

 

Should be buy one get one free

[ukdebc]

you could also check out Goldstar.com

You have to register - but it is free - and they have discounts for this show plus many others.

reg price 64, goldstar price 34 with a $6 fee

 

I think that this is ok to post - but moderators if this is against site policies - please remove this post. thanks

[noehlp]

What is the website for this Medieval Times?

And, for those of us that are completely clueless (myself for sure) what is this?

[littlesdcen]

For boys 9 and 6 they will love it. My kids ds11 and ds8 go every chance they get. No need to pay for the extras. You will see just fine and get plenty to eat. My DS8 loves the soup. It is worth the show. The food is an added bonus. Have fun.

[brithug00]

IF i was going to do a dinner show, or IF someone wanted a recommendation i would only suggest Medevial times. Super Fun show, kids love it. Expect cheesy-ness, dont buy the extra stuff. Its more of a special occasion place, seeing the prices are outrageous, but we live in Central Florida, and every themed thing is super expensive anymore.

[Mattnicno]

Thanks code thank10 worked . Got 5 adult tickets and one child for $198.00 Yahoo! Thanks!!

 

found this but didnt test it

THANK10

 

Should be buy one get one free

[Ladybugpicnic]

http://www.medievaltimes.com/index.php

 

That's the site for those interested. At least my local one.