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Tournament of Kings Dinner and Show at the Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

Tournament of Kings Dinner and Show at the Excalibur Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas

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** FLASH SALE: Book by March 25, 2025 and the prices displayed include a discount on select dates and seating categories **

Hear ye, hear ye. Calling all lords and ladies, maidens and noblemen, wizards and wenches. Get admission to Las Vegas’ most popular dinner show, Tournament of Kings. Watch a performance filled with wizards, knights and, of course, kings, as well as ample amounts of action-packed sword fighting and jousting. Feast on roasted chicken, raise your stein and scream out to the action playing out in front of you.

City: Las Vegas

Thu 26 Jun

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Thu 26 Jun

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What's Included

2-Course Dinner

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3850 Las Vegas Blvd S, Excalibur Hotel & Casino

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• You will be required to collect your tickets at least 1 hour prior to showtime at the Excalibur Box Office
• You will need to present valid, government issued photo ID such as a drivers license or passport
• Seating begins 30 minutes prior to performance. All guests must be in their seats no later than 15 minutes prior to show commencement or seating cannot be guaranteed
• Appropriate attire is required. No swimwear and no cut-off shorts permitted. Shoes are required
• Use of any recording devices and/or cameras is strictly prohibited
• Once the booking is submitted all sales are final, non-changeable, non-transferable and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
• There will be no refund due to late arrival to a performance. The ticket holder may be refused entry to the show until a suitable break in the performance, if available.

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
All ages are welcomed, children age 3 years and younger must sit on the lap of a parent or guardian
Children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult
This show features horses, pyrotechnics, strobe lights, smoke and fog effects in an enclosed area. Guests are seated in close proximity to the horses and dirt arena. Therefore, persons sensitive to horses, dust or with allergies, asthma or respiratory conditions should attend at their own risk.
Special menus available upon request at least 4 hours prior to showtime: These include: Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Nut Allergy and Kids meals.

What To Expect

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Tournament of Kings at the Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas is an immersive experience that brings medieval jousting and knightly battles to life. The interactive dinner show combines thrilling action with a delicious meal, transporting guests into a vibrant, historical world.

Tournament of Kings

Tournament of Kings begins with a visit from Merlin, who explains that each section of the audience is a ‘country’ and each country has a king. Prepare to cheer for yours as the show begins. King Arthur gathers the rulers of Europe for an extravagant banquet and competition. The kings test their knightly skills while riding horses. But here’s where things get interesting: The generous hospitality of King Arthur is met with hostility when the evil wizard Mordred invades the party. The kings of Europe must unite to defeat him. Be a guest at the banquet. Feast on a hearty roasted chicken and vegetables, plus bread and apple square for dessert. In true medieval fashion, eat using your hands; there are no forks or spoons. And don’t forget to raise your glass and give a hearty toast to the kings.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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133alan

Dec 2024

Took my 10 year old and he loved it. Action packed, lively and entertaining. Interactive and funny at times. Seats were great - even though we were in the back row of the Spain section we saw everything clearly. Service staff were friendly. Son requested a Shirley Temple and they brought one out no charge. Food was plentiful and decent.

solocationer

Dec 2024

Worst, most bland food I've ever had in my life. There are several things that happen during the show, it isn't limited to just jousting like some other medieval shows are. It was all very entertaining and overall very fun, but seriously guys, do something about the food.

Lateboomer1

Dec 2024

This was our third Tournament of Kings Dinner Show. First was here in Vegas in 2019. Second was in Buena Park CA in 2021. Third time was here in Vegas again at the Excalibur in 2024. It's a bit corny, but wife and I always like it. It's fun to cheer for your jousting guy and they really put on a good show. Gives you a bit of feeling of what a real jousting event must have been like back in the day. I did not wear the paper crown, although most patrons did, including my wife. Food was good and fairly warm/hot. Seeing you are eating with your hands, like back in the day. We always bring food handlers gloves and extra napkins. Although back then they didn't have plastic gloves. We also saw the Pirates Dinner Show in Buena Park in 2020, but not as good and more corny.