Dinner Show / Medieval

Tournament of Kings

A medieval dinner show with jousting knights, a three-course feast, and audience cheering — pure family fun.

Venue Excalibur Hotel & Casino
Duration 90 minutes
Show Type Dinner Show
Schedule See official website
Age Limit All ages

Overview

Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is one of the most unique entertainment experiences in Las Vegas. Part dinner theater, part medieval spectacle.

The arena-style theater surrounds a sandy jousting field where knights on horseback compete. Each section cheers for their assigned knight.

Tournament of Kings is not trying to be sophisticated — it is trying to be fun, and it succeeds brilliantly.

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What Makes Tournament of Kings Special

  • Live jousting on horseback
  • Three-course dinner included
  • Audience participation
  • Pyrotechnics and sword fights
  • Best family-friendly show
  • Unique dinner-and-show combo
  • Castle-themed Excalibur hotel

Is Tournament of Kings Right for You?

Families

One of the absolute best shows for families. Kids love it.

Couples

More fun than romantic, but entertaining.

Groups

Competitive cheering is great for groups.

Budget Travelers

Dinner included — excellent value.

Seating & Tickets

Arena surrounds the jousting field. Every seat has a good view. Assigned section and knight.

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Practical Information

  • Arrive 20–30 minutes early for seating and meal.
  • Casual dress — you eat with your hands.
  • Excalibur has free self-parking.
  • Arena inside Excalibur at south end of Strip.
  • Meal: Cornish hen, soup, potatoes, dessert. Vegetarian available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included?

Three-course dinner plus the full show.

Really eat with hands?

Yes, no utensils. Part of the fun.

Vegetarian option?

Yes, request when booking.

How long?

90 minutes including the meal.

Good for young children?

Yes, all ages welcome.

Is the jousting real?

Choreographed but performed by skilled riders on real horses.

Own food or drinks?

No outside food. Drinks available for purchase.

Is it cheesy?

Gloriously so — and that is why people love it.

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