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At least one of your companions will need to purchase a full price adult ticket for you to qualify for this Medieval Times deal.

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You can also buy tickets online by providing verification of your status through ID.me. If you purchase your ticket in person at a participating military base, the show will throw in a free Royalty upgrade. It provides two convenient ways to get in on the savings: in person or online.

Medieval Times provides military discount tickets to active duty members of the armed forces, veterans and immediate family members of these two groups. Buy a package, and you can save up to 50% on fun upgrades. Head to the Plan Your Trip section of the website to find deals on things like VIP seating, special lanyards and priority access. The company often uses Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest to let fans know about Medieval Times discounts where you can save close to 50% off of tickets. You can frequently find out about special Medieval Times offers through social media. The company will also send you a special treat on your birthday. Subscribe to the show’s email list, and you’ll score plenty of money-saving Medieval Times promo codes. Join the Queen’s Club and Get Offers by Email The company also frequently publishes Medieval Times coupon codes on social media.

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We prefer to upgrade to the first row and you should get there early for the best seat assignments.To get great prices on tickets to this fun evening, take advantage of Medieval Times coupons offering discounts of up to 43% off. Cheer for your Knight, boo the others, and have a good time. It's fun to look at pictures of my daughter over the years with the performers, some of the performers have been there for years! It's a good, fun show especially for the kids. While you are being served the show is going on, that's the main attraction after all. Some reviews seems to expect a gourmet meal to be served in the dark of an arena. Just keep in mind that the meal is part of the experience, you're eating with your fingers, and this isn't a 5-star restaurant. Drinks cost the same as any bar in the area that isn't a dive. The Bar wench will be around to take drink orders a couple of times. Dessert is an apple turn over that's very flaky. Next they will server your half chicken, Half a potato, and corn on the cob. Next they serve you a piece of warm garlic bread and 'Dragon Blood Soup' (Tomato Soup) which is surprisingly good. The soda is always watery but I usually have a drink from the bar anyways. The meal starts with beverage service, Pepsi, diet Pepsi, Water, Sprite. We love the seasoning they use on their chicken and always pick some up from the gift shop to use at home. I'm still impressed with the efficiency of the service and that they manage to get the food out pipping hot. They took the BBQ Rib off the menu and replaced it with a piece of corn and their beverages no longer come in the cool collectible cup but that doesn't affect the experience one bit. There have been a few cost cutting changes since our last visit. The great news is that they still got involved in the show though they started looking at their cell phones once our Knight was knocked out of the competition. We went on Easter with our 14 year old and a friend of hers who had never been to the show. We have been to Mediaval Times at least once a year for the past 10 years.