Last weekend marked our THIRD visit to Medieval Times in Toronto and, dare I say, we are not done yet! My boys are 4 and 6 years old and cannot get enough of Medieival Times. I'll be honest, I was a little concerned that my kids wouldn't have as much fun this time. I mean, they had seen the show 2 times already and I was worried that the magic of the show might not be there. I was wrong.
SO WRONG.
I think the third time was just as good as the first time because Medieval Times is consistently awesome. The actors never break character (even before the show!), there is audience interaction, there's food (oh, the food!!!!!), and there is non-stop excitement!
Now, make sure you get all the way to the end of this post because I am giving away TWO TICKETS to MEDIEVAL TIMES TORONTO! But first, here's what I've learned over my 3 visits to the castle:
- Come hungry- Not starving, but the food is out of this world delicious mostly (I assume) because you eat with your hands. Don't worry, they have wet wipes for your post-meal clean-up, but pack a few extra wipes if you have particularly young children (they'll get messy!). You're going to be chowing down on soup, garlic bread, a massive portion of chicken, roasted potatoes, buttery corn and a dessert. You will be feasting like a king, I swear.
- Pay the extra money for the King's Royalty Package- It is worth it to sit front row and see that action really up close! There's no such thing as a bad seat in the castle, but prime seats add to the magic of the show.
- Arrive at least half an hour early!- The show actually begins the moment you arrive at the castle. There are squires and knights and pomp and pageantry. You get your picture taken (with a king if you have the upgraded package!), you get to look around the castle, see the horses and really get into the right mood for the show!
- Bring your cheering voice- This show is totally interactive. Wear your crown, yell loud, wave your flag, and have fun! This is the time to let loose:)
- Grownups: It's a GREAT date place!- We did not indulge personally (kids and such) but there was a couple on a date beside us that ordered a bottle of wine to split during the show and they had a blast. I may have *overheard* (ahem, eavesdropping) that it was their second date and I dare say it was going really well;) I would highly suggest a grown-up night out at Medieval Times - it's not just for kids!!!!
- Kids: Be prepared for a FAB time!- There was not a kid in the place that did not have a BLAST!!! They'll be so engaged in the show that, parents, you'll be wondering why you didn't go sooner!
Thanks to Medieval Times Toronto, I am giving away TWO TICKETS to a {Toronto-only} show of your choosing! I am so excited for one of my readers to win these passes!
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