King Arthur’s Arena at Excalibur
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Jousting, Horses and a Medieval Dinner Inside Excalibur
Tournament of Kings combines a live-action medieval arena show with dinner inside King Arthur’s Arena at Excalibur.
Guests sit in kingdom-themed sections and cheer for their assigned knight while horses, jousting, sword fighting, stunt combat and pyrotechnics unfold across the arena floor.
The audience is encouraged to participate loudly. Cheering, clapping and rooting for a knight are part of the experience rather than interruptions.
Dinner is served medieval-style while the action continues, making the meal part of the production instead of a separate restaurant stop.
The format works especially well for families, multigenerational groups and visitors who want a high-energy dinner show rather than a conventional theater performance.
Guests comparing family entertainment with other Las Vegas show discounts should expect loud effects, staged combat and an intentionally interactive arena atmosphere.
Tournament of Kings Show Details
- Venue: King Arthur’s Arena inside Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
- Address: 3850 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109 (Map It)
- Typical Performance Blocks: 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on active dates.
- Dark Dates: Tuesdays and Wednesdays are listed as dark days; check the calendar for exceptions and additional closures.
- Show Length: Approximately 90 minutes.
- Age Policy: All ages. Children 3 and younger may sit on an adult’s lap and share the meal at no charge; ages 4 and older need a paid ticket.
- Dinner: Included with regular dinner-show tickets. Excalibur separately offers limited dinnerless admission for the 8:30 p.m. show at its box office.
- Show Style: Jousting, live horses, sword fighting, stunt combat, pyrotechnics and audience cheering.
- Parking: Paid self-parking and valet are available at Excalibur. See the Las Vegas parking fees guide.
- Tickets: Starting at $75.
What to Expect at Tournament of Kings
- Live Horses: Equestrian performance is a central part of the arena show.
- Jousting: Mounted knights compete in tournament sequences.
- Sword Fighting: Choreographed combat advances the King Arthur-inspired story.
- Pyrotechnics: Fire and theatrical effects add scale to major scenes.
- Audience Allegiance: Each seating section supports a different kingdom and knight.
- Dinner During the Action: The meal is served while the tournament continues.
Dinner Is Part of the Show
Tournament of Kings is designed as a dinner show. A separate dinnerless admission option may be sold at the Excalibur box office for the 8:30 p.m. show; check availability and terms with the venue.
Guests traditionally eat without utensils as part of the medieval theme.
The menu commonly includes roasted chicken, potatoes, corn, a beverage and dessert-style service, but exact items and dietary accommodations can change.
Guests with food allergies or special dietary needs should request accommodations through Excalibur before attending.
Why Families Like the Arena Format
The story is easy to follow even for younger guests because much of the action is visual.
Horses, knights, sword fights and cheering sections keep the room active without requiring long stretches of dialogue.
The experience is loud, however. Children or adults who are sensitive to pyrotechnics, sudden sounds or large crowds should prepare for a high-energy arena environment.
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Tournament of Kings FAQ
Q: Is dinner included with the show ticket?
A: Regular dinner-show tickets include the meal. Excalibur also lists a limited dinnerless option for the 8:30 p.m. show, sold only at its box office.
Q: Is the show appropriate for children?
A: Yes. It is promoted as family entertainment, but guests should expect loud effects, staged combat and pyrotechnics.
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