Tournament of Kings Discount Tickets

Cheer for Knights, Watch Live Jousting and Enjoy Dinner

Tournament of Kings combines live horses, knights, jousting, sword fights, stunts, music, pyrotechnics, cheering sections, and a hands-on dinner inside Excalibur Hotel & Casino.

The King Arthur-inspired production takes place in a 900-seat theater-in-the-round. A dirt arena sits in the center, placing the horses, riders, battles, and special effects close to the audience.

Guests sit in country-themed sections and are encouraged to cheer for their assigned knight. The crowd becomes part of the atmosphere by clapping, chanting, pounding the tables, and reacting to each tournament challenge.

The story follows a royal celebration that turns into a battle between honor and treachery. Knights compete on horseback before the action moves into staged combat, swordplay, and a dramatic confrontation.

Dinner is served during the performance. Guests traditionally eat the chicken, potatoes, corn, bread, and dessert with their hands as part of the medieval banquet theme.

The show is open to all ages. Its clear story, colorful costumes, horses, action, cheering, and included meal make it a popular choice for families and multigenerational groups.

Guests comparing dinner productions with other Las Vegas show discounts can consider the included feast, live animals, sensory effects, child policy, and changing performance calendar before booking.

Quick Facts about Tournament of Kings

• Starting Price: Tickets start at $63 through the Vegas4Locals ticket link.
• Venue: King Arthur’s Arena inside Excalibur Hotel & Casino.
• Address: 3850 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109.
• Typical Showtimes: 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
• Typical Schedule: Most performances run Thursday through Monday, with select Wednesday dates and other exceptions. Check the live ticket calendar.
• Special August Dates: August 28 and 30, 2026 currently offer only a 6:00 p.m. performance.
• Listed Dark Periods: October 5–7 and November 17–19, 2026.
• Show Length: Approximately 90 minutes.
• Age Policy: All ages are welcome.
• Children Age 3 or Younger: May attend free when seated on an adult’s lap and sharing the adult’s meal.
• Guests Age 4 and Older: Need a full-price ticket and receive their own seat and dinner.
• Show Style: Medieval dinner show with live horses, jousting, swordplay, theatrical combat, music, pyrotechnics, and audience cheering.
• Arena Size: Approximately 900 seats arranged around a central dirt performance floor.
• Dinner: The standard dinner includes chicken, potatoes, corn, a dinner roll, and an apple dessert.
• Sensory Warning: The show uses pyrotechnics, strobe lights, smoke, fog, loud effects, and live horses.
• Photography: Photography and filming are prohibited during the performance.
• Bag Policy: All bags are subject to search. Backpacks, luggage, and similar large items are prohibited.
• Parking: Excalibur Hotel & Casino has paid self-parking and valet parking. Review the Las Vegas parking fees guide before visiting.
• Price Includes: The supplied offer includes dinner, taxes, and fees. Confirm beverage inclusions during checkout.

What to Expect at Tournament of Kings

Tournament of Kings feels like a combination of a live-action adventure, medieval banquet, sporting event, and family theater production.

• Live Horses: Trained horses and riders perform at speed on the dirt arena floor.
• Jousting: Knights compete with lances during one of the show’s best-known sequences.
• Swordplay: Staged combat and choreographed fights help move the King Arthur-inspired story forward.
• Horseback Stunts: Riders demonstrate control, balance, speed, and coordinated arena movement.
• Pyrotechnics: Fire, sparks, smoke, fog, lighting, and loud effects add scale to the battles.
• Cheering Sections: Each audience section supports a knight or kingdom during the tournament.
• Hands-On Dinner: The meal is designed to be eaten without utensils as part of the theme.
• Family-Friendly Story: The characters and basic conflict are easy for most children to follow.
• Close Arena Seating: Guests sit near the horses, dirt, action, sound effects, and pyrotechnics.
• Changing Cast: Riders, actors, horses, and supporting performers may rotate.

Tournament of Kings Dinner Menu

The meal is served while the arena action unfolds. Guests normally eat with their hands instead of standard utensils.

Dietary and children’s meal accommodations may be available by advance request. Requests must be made at least four hours before showtime and can be submitted no more than 90 days before the performance.

Guests with food allergies, vegetarian needs, religious restrictions, or other dietary requirements should contact the Excalibur box office before attending. An accommodation should not be assumed until the venue confirms it.

Meals are not served to guests who arrive 30 minutes or more after showtime.

Why See Tournament of Kings at Excalibur?

Plan Your Tournament of Kings Visit

• Check the exact date: Excalibur’s published schedule contains conflicting weekly information, so the live ticket calendar should control.
• Choose between 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.: Many dates offer both times, while some dates offer only one.
• Arrive approximately 45 minutes early: Allow time for parking, security, walking through Excalibur, ticket scanning, seating, and meal preparation.
• Do not arrive 30 minutes late: Meals are not served to guests arriving 30 minutes or more after showtime.
• Request dietary meals in advance: Contact the box office at least four hours before the performance.
• Prepare young children: The production includes loud effects, darkness, fire, smoke, horses, combat, and cheering.
• Review allergy concerns: Guests sit close to horses and a dirt arena inside an enclosed space.
• Leave large bags behind: Backpacks, luggage, and similar items are prohibited.
• Keep cameras put away: Photography and filming are not allowed during the performance.
• Expect to eat with your hands: The utensil-free meal is part of the medieval theme.
• Request accessible seating early: Accessible tickets are available online or through the box office, subject to availability.
• Request an interpreter early: The venue requires at least 72 hours’ notice.

Tournament of Kings FAQ

Q: What kind of show is Tournament of Kings?
A: It is a medieval dinner show with live horses, knights, jousting, swordplay, stunts, pyrotechnics, cheering sections, and a King Arthur-inspired story.

Q: Where is Tournament of Kings performed?
A: The show is performed inside King Arthur’s Arena at Excalibur Hotel & Casino.

Q: What time does Tournament of Kings begin?
A: Most scheduled performances begin at 6:00 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. The live calendar should control because show days and exceptions vary.

Q: How long is Tournament of Kings?
A: Guests should allow approximately 90 minutes for the dinner and arena production.

Q: Is dinner included?
A: The standard dinner-show ticket includes the meal. Excalibur also offers limited dinnerless admission for selected 8:30 p.m. performances through its box office.

Q: What food is served?
A: The current meal includes roasted seasoned chicken, lemon-pepper red potatoes, corn on the cob, a dinner roll, and an apple square.

Q: Are utensils provided?
A: The meal is designed to be eaten with the hands as part of the medieval theme. Guests with an accommodation need should speak with the venue.

Q: Are dietary alternatives available?
A: Dietary accommodations may be available when requested at least four hours before showtime and confirmed by Excalibur.

Q: Can babies and toddlers attend?
A: Yes. Children age 3 or younger may attend free when seated on an adult’s lap and sharing that adult’s meal.

Q: When does a child need a full ticket?
A: Guests age 4 and older need a full-price ticket and receive their own seat and meal.

Q: Are pyrotechnics and strobe lights used?
A: Yes. The production uses pyrotechnics, strobe lights, smoke, fog, loud effects, and live horses.

Q: Is the show suitable for guests with horse or dust allergies?
A: Excalibur warns that guests sit close to horses and a dirt arena. Anyone with allergies, asthma, or respiratory sensitivity should review the risks before attending.

Q: Can guests take photos or videos?
A: No. Photography and filming are prohibited during the performance.

Q: Are large bags allowed?
A: No. Backpacks, luggage, and similar large items are prohibited inside the showroom.

Q: Are tickets refundable?
A: Official tickets are nonrefundable and nonexchangeable.

Q: Is accessible seating available?
A: Yes. Accessible seating may be booked online or through the Excalibur box office, subject to availability.

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