Medieval Times has a working village, called "Medieval Life", which employs skilled artisans who practise crafts such as carpentry, pottery and weaving.

Open between 4pm & show time. Medieval life also has a museum, which is the Dungeon. The dungeon is filled with artefacts from the dark side of medieval life, including devices used for punishment, torture and death.

Parking is complimentary.

Additional Information:

WHAT ARE THE MENU CHOICES? Serfs and wenches dressed in period costumes serve guests a feast like what is listed below:

Bill Of Fare

* Garlic Bread

* Tomato Bisque Soup

* Roasted Chicken

* Spare Rib

* Herb Roasted Potato

* Pastry of the Castle

* Non Alcoholic Beverages

A vegetable entre is also available upon request. In medieval tradition guests will eat their meals without silverware. Included in the price is a 2 hour show. Sales tax and gratuities are also included in the price. Non-alcoholic beverages only.

Is there a dress code?
Dress code is casual attire.

What is the procedure for voucher exchange?
Upon arrival in Florida guests should contact Medieval Times using the number given on the voucher to make their reservation. Advise the customer to call at least 24 hours in advance and at this time they can also confirm the performance time. Details will appear on the voucher. This voucher then needs to be exchanged at the group window at the front of the castle.

Running Time: The show lasts two hours and doors open 90 minutes prior to show time.



The Medieval Times Castle is 6 miles east of I-4 (exit 25A), between guide markers 14 & 15 and 15 minutes east of Walt Disney World.  Easy access from Orlando and Tampa.  Guests will also be able to benefit from Free Parking at the Castle.

It is mandatory for clients to call the Tour Operator phone number at least 24 hours prior to the dinner date to reconfirm admission. This number will appear on your voucher.

Photo Identification in the name of the client booked may be required for admission.

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