Family & Kids · Market Center / Stemmons Corridor
Medieval Times Dallas
A two-hour dinner-and-jousting tournament near downtown Dallas — six knights, sword fights, Pure Spanish horses, a royal falcon flight, and a four-course feast eaten with your hands.
The Got Weekend take
Why go
Medieval Times Dallas is the castle-shaped arena on North Stemmons Freeway where six knights charge into jousts and sword fights while you cheer for your house and eat a four-course medieval feast — roasted chicken, garlic bread, sweet buttered corn — served during the show. The two-hour tournament also features Pure Spanish horses in dressage and the flight of the royal falcon. Tickets run $78.95 for adults and $47.95 for children, with a 15% off promotion (code 15MT) running through January 3, 2027. Showtimes vary by date, so check the booking calendar for availability — the castle opens 60 minutes before each show, and the box office is open daily from 9:30 a.m. until showtime.
- Six knights jousting and clashing in authentic sword fights
- Four-course feast served during the two-hour show
- Pure Spanish horses performing dressage, including a horse bowing
- Flight of the royal falcon over the arena
Families with school-age kids, birthday groups, and anyone who wants dinner with a side of jousting.
Make it your kind of weekend
- family outing
- friends
A few visit notes
Showtimes vary by date — check the booking calendar. Doors open 60 minutes before showtime; arrive early to explore the castle. A 15% off coupon (code 15MT) is valid through January 3, 2027.
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