Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament (Myrtle Beach)
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Myrtle Beach, Horry County, South Carolina, is a privately run dinner show. Guests eat a four-course feast while six knights compete in jousts, sword fights and games of skill. The official site lists four ticket types, from General Admission to the Queen's Royalty Package. Prices and showtimes are not in the source text, so check the Buy Tickets page before you go.
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Weather at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament (Myrtle Beach), tomorrow
| Time | Sky | Temp | Wind | Rain |
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| 8 am | Sunny | 52°F | N 15 mph | 0% |
| 10 am | Sunny | 57°F | N 16 mph | 0% |
| 12 pm | Sunny | 62°F | N 16 mph | 0% |
| 2 pm | Sunny | 65°F | N 15 mph | 0% |
| 4 pm | Sunny | 66°F | N 15 mph | 0% |
| 6 pm | Clear | 65°F | N 13 mph | 0% |
Daylight
| Sunrise | 7:23 am |
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| Sunset | 6:37 pm |
| Question visitors ask | Medieval Times Myrtle Beach tickets |
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| County | Horry County |
| Official site | www.medievaltimes.com |
What does the show include?
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament presents six knights who charge into jousts, clash in sword fights and compete in games of skill. Horses perform in the joust and in dressage, and a royal falcon flies above the arena.
The official Medieval Times website also describes a four-course feast served during the action, with roasted chicken, garlic bread and sweet buttered corn. Vegetarian options are available.
What are the ticket packages at Medieval Times Myrtle Beach?
The official website lists General Admission, the Royalty Package, the Celebration Package and the Queen's Royalty Package. General Admission includes the show, the four-course feast and two rounds of select non-alcoholic beverages. The Royalty Package adds preferred seating, priority seating access and a VIP cheering banner.
The Celebration Package, described as best for special occasions, adds VIP status with a lanyard, a photo for each member of the party and a slice of cake for all. The Queen's Royalty Package, described as the best overall experience, adds a premium framed photo and seats in the first row of any section or the second row of center sections. The source text does not list prices, so check the Buy Tickets page before you go.
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament (Myrtle Beach): questions visitors ask
How much do Medieval Times Myrtle Beach tickets cost?
The official Medieval Times website does not list prices in the text reviewed for this guide. Check the Buy Tickets page on medievaltimes.com for current prices by package.
What is included in General Admission?
According to the official website, General Admission includes the tournament show, a four-course feast and two rounds of select non-alcoholic beverages.
Are vegetarian meals available?
The official website says vegetarian options are available with the four-course feast. The menu items named on the site include roasted chicken, garlic bread and sweet buttered corn.
What is the difference between the Royalty Package and the Queen's Royalty Package?
Both include dinner and a show, preferred seating and priority seating access. The Queen's Royalty Package adds VIP status with a lanyard, a premium framed photo for the group, a slice of cake for all, and guaranteed seats in the first row of any section or the second row of center sections.
What time are the shows at Medieval Times Myrtle Beach?
The official website has a Get Showtimes link, but the showtimes are not in the text reviewed for this guide. Check showtimes on medievaltimes.com before you go, since schedules can change by season.
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