Medieval Times Orlando: Tickets, Menu and Honest Ways to Save

Medieval Times is one of the most popular dinner shows in the Orlando area, and the most common searches before booking are about tickets and discounts. Here's what a ticket includes, what it really costs, and the honest ways to save.

Where it is

Medieval Times Orlando is at 4510 W Vine St in Kissimmee, on US 192, a short drive from the Disney-area hotels.

What your ticket includes

• The show: knights on horseback compete in jousting, sword fights and games of skill, and your seating section cheers for one knight.
• Dinner, served during the show: most listings describe a four-course feast of garlic bread, tomato bisque, roasted chicken, corn, herb-basted potatoes and dessert. You eat with your hands, the medieval way.
• Drinks: coffee and two rounds of select non-alcoholic drinks are included. Beer, wine and cocktails are extra at the bar.
• Dietary needs: vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free meals are available if you ask when you book or arrive.

Not included: alcohol, gratuity, photos and souvenirs.

How long it lasts

Plan on about two hours: a pre-show of around 30 minutes, then a 90-minute main show. Arrive at least an hour early so you're not rushed through check-in.

How much it costs

As of October 2026, general adult tickets were listed from roughly $67 to $85 depending on the seller and date, with lower prices for kids 3 to 10. Prices change by date, so compare a couple of sellers for the night you want. See current Medieval Times prices.

Honest ways to save

People search for Medieval Times coupons a lot, and most "coupon codes" online are expired. What actually works:

• Book online, ahead of time. Advance online prices are usually lower than paying at the door.
• Compare authorized sellers. Viator, the official site and Orlando ticket sellers often list different prices for the same show.
• Watch for seasonal promotions on the official Medieval Times site, especially around holidays.
• Skip the extras if you're on a budget. Upgrades and souvenirs add up fast.

If a site promises a huge discount code that doesn't work at checkout, move on. It's not worth your time.

Is it worth it?

For families with kids roughly 5 to 12, and for groups, usually yes. It's loud, silly and genuinely impressive horsemanship. If you'd rather have a quieter dinner, it's not for you.

Pairs well with

Medieval Times is on US 192, close to Kissimmee attractions like Boggy Creek Airboat Adventures and Mini Moo Land's highland cows, so you can do an afternoon outdoors and dinner here the same day.