There is so much to see when you arrive at the castle! By getting there early, you can check out the weapons display, see cast in costume, enjoy the royal announcements, grab an adult beverage from the bar (or a slushie for the kids) as well as take lots of fun pics! If you are thinking about attending a show near you soon, here are 6 things to know before going to Medieval Times! The cast and crew at the castle works so hard at always staying in character, providing guests with a unique experience you just can’t get anywhere else. Oh, and did I mention the food? We have yet to have a bad meal at the castle, and have enjoyed nothing but impeccable service fit for a Lord or Lady. We are not newbies when it comes to visiting the castle (you can see our Medieval Times Review here), as the graceful horses, gorgeous costumes, and of course the courageous knights have always kept us entertained and wanting to come back again and again. If you don’t live near the Chicago castle, don’t worry, You can find the closest Medieval Times castle when you visit their official website here. Our closest Medieval Times is the Illinois location, so heading out for a day trip is always exciting. Are you ready to head to the castle with me?Ħ Things to Know Before Going to Medieval Times Here I am going to tell you a bit about this show, and 6 things to know before going to Medieval Times. We had the chance to visit Medieval Times, Chicago and experience the excitement. Much love and gratitude to our friends at Medieval Times for having us!Īll hail the queen! If you haven’t heard, Medieval Times released a new show plot that for the first time in the company’s history, features a queen as the main character.Īnd if that isn’t enough to get you excited, along with this new story line comes thrilling costumes, skillful routines, beautiful visual effects, and all of the pageantry you have come to know and love. We received family passes to facilitate this review. This post 6 Things to Know Before Going to Medieval Times has been sponsored by Medieval Times.
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