The valiant Knights on horseback face their competition in games of skill, such as the ring pierce, flag toss, and javelin throw. The pace quickens as the Tournament of Games begins. The arena quickly fills with the thunder of hooves as the Queen of Arms lends the cast through a spectacular display of equestrian skills and Medieval pageantry. Serfs and wenches attend to every need of the guests who feast on a four-course dinner in true Medieval, pre-silverware fashion. There are coats of arms for many prestigious families and a spectacular array of Medieval weaponry as well as a Museum of Torture, which features reproductions of torture instruments used during the Middle Ages.Īs the festivities begin, trumpeters herald the guests into the Grand Ceremonial Arena where they are seated in one of the six color-coded sections corresponding to the colors of one of the daring Knights. In the Hall of Arms, guests can admire the elaborate Medieval décor. It’s a non-stop blur of a show featuring heroic knights on immaculate horses displaying some astounding athletic feats and thrilling swordplay that have become hallmarks of this unique entertainment experience. A sweeping musical score and brilliant lights provide a fabulous backdrop for this fun evening of entertainment. Depending on your seating, you cheer for one of six big beefy knights, many of whom have been training for a year to try to become the Queen’s Champion.

This is a family dinner attraction inspired by an 11th-century feast and tournament – guests are served a four-course meal (eat with your fingers kids!) and treated to dramatic sword fights and spectacular jousting tournaments. The new story brings a series of changes to the show including new costumes, custom-designed, and handmade armor, fight scenes, and musical score. Her Majesty Dona Maria Isabella presides over a tournament of knights who gather in celebration to test their skill against one another in a series of games, jousting, and combat. Fort Myers – Islands, Beaches & Neighborhoodsįor the first time in Medieval Times’ 34-year history, a queen has taken the throne.

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