Booked this as a last night treat to our US holiday. We were not disappointed. Our party consisted of mum & dad & 2 teens (14 & 16). We had read up in advance and were expecting the finger food. Quality was fine - particularly givne the number they are serving. The soup was tasty, chicken moist and bread roll... more

My husband and I were celebrating our 15th wedding anniversary. We both had a great time. I would like to address several subjects that I have read on other reviews. First ladies...yes the kings are quite enjoyable to watch. We sat in Ireland and our king was a hottie. As was most of the males in the show. Not to... more

This show was not at all what I expected. The food was grosse all four off us didnt eat any off it.(dry,dry,dry). The show was OK but not close to being worth the money. I could see it being good for kids but adults, do something else with your time in vegas. more

I thought the the show was great. Well reheared and kept me entertained. My boyfriend even liked it and I was unsure if he would. You do have to let yourself get into it, they ask for audience participation (but nothing on your own so nobody is staring at just you). It was great fun. The food was excellent. Cornish... more

This was the first time our children (ages 8 and 15) had been to Vegas. They both loved the tournament of kings. It seems a little expensive, but when you remember that you're getting a show and dinner, it's worth it. Our youngest child was sitting on the edge of his seat cheering the entire time. Our teenage daugher even... more

Yes there are no utensils and yes there are some brutish parts, but thats the whole charm. People in the Dark Ages were not the most civilized people, they used their hands and were show-offs. The food was good. The game hen was juicy, the broccoli crisp but not undercooked, the potatoes just melted in your mouth. The soup was... more

I went to see this show with my 2 kids: 21 and 19 years old. They wanted to see this show for a long time and were very excited. They were very disappointed (I didn't have big expectations anyway) because of a poor performance. Then why did all the knights had to pick on a one particular nationality (each knight... more

We saw Tournament of Kings at the Excalibur on May 13th, 2007. My boyfriend and I bought tickets at the discount booth, so for the two of us it was around $70 if I am remembering correctly. We loved this show. The dinner was good....pepsi to drink (refillable), tomato soup to start, broccoli, potato wedges, a bun, and of course... more

This is something for the entire family. There are horses, good looking men and women, jokes, josting, sword play, good and evil. Oh yes, and food you eat with your hands. What's not to like?! The show lasts about 1 1/2 hours. The food is relatively good. What you are served is a tomato soup fondly labeled "dragon's blood", whole... more