Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is an unforgettable family-friendly show featuring action-packed entertainment, old-world cuisine, and a medieval ambiance.
Quick Details
- Tournament of Kings tickets start at $75.
- We rated Tournament of Kings as one of the Best Family Shows In Las Vegas.
- The show is at Excalibur Resort & Casino.
Excalibur Tournament of Kings
Travel back in time to the medieval world of knights, horses, jousting, and Cornish hens at Tournament of Kings. Everyone will love the rowdy, thrilling, and delicious experience of dinner and a show.
While the knights are in the arena jousting to prove their worth, you’ll be living out your childhood dream of eating a multi-course meal with nothing but your hands.
That’s right, as you pull juicy pieces of Cornish hen off the bone, your eyes will be enthralled by the Tournament of Kings show down below. The Excalibur Tournament of Kings doesn’t stop at just jousting. The show takes audiences on the journey of a Prince trying to find his wife.
Along the way, there are beautifully choreographed dances, knight-worthy competitions, and a lot of laughs. This show is an updated version of “King Arthur’s Tournament” which ran for 9 years before the new and improved Tournament of Kings was brought to life.
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Upon entrance to the King Arthur Arena, you’ll first enjoy an enticing medieval meal of Cornish hen, roasted potatoes, corn on the cobb, an apple square, and a dinner roll that’s included with your Tournament of Kings ticket.
Don’t spend too much time looking for your silverware because the only utensils allowed are your fingers! As guests work their way through the meal, the show will start.
During the show, you’ll meet different characters, witness the athleticism of 10 different horses, see titanium swords throw sparks as they clang together, and maybe even witness a marriage proposal.
The Tournament of Kings sees several real marriage proposals each year, so if you’re lucky you might be at one of the shows that are packed with even more romance!
The best part about the Excalibur Tournament of Kings is that the audience plays a critical role in the show. During the gladiator battles, jousting tournaments, horse races, and sword fights, you’ll need to cheer and boo loudly to make this show a hit.
The Tournament of Kings Las Vegas is a great show for the whole family. You get to watch knights fight while you eat a medieval-style dinner.
The experience is unique and fun, and it’s definitely worth checking out while in Las Vegas. If you’re looking for an exciting and different show to take your family to, buy tickets now!
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How much are Tournament of Kings tickets?
Tournament of Kings tickets start at $66 (plus taxes and fees) and go up to $79 for the best seats. You can buy your tickets online at Vegas.com, which is an official box office for the Tournament Of Kings Las Vegas show.
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The Tournament of Kings performs in the King Arthur’s Arena at Excalibur. King Arthur’s Arena is a 900-seat in-the-round theater. The theater is divided up by various countries (teams) to root and cheer for throughout the show.
Where is Tournament of Kings Las Vegas?
The Tournament of Kings is at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino on the south end of The Strip.
Directions To King Arthur’s Arena
From The Main Entrance: When you walk inside Excalibur, the stairs to the King Arthur Arena will be down the stairs on your left.
From The Parking Garage: Head towards the casino. Follow the path as you cross the casino diagonally (follow the signs to the main entrance on The Strip). Keep walking past Dick’s Last Resort and head down the stairs.
About Excalibur
Excalibur is one of the best family hotels in Las Vegas, featuring great shows and restaurants.
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In addition to the Tournament of Kings, take your family to the Mac King Comedy Magic show. Excalibur also has great entertainment for the grown ups including the Australian Bee Gees and Thunder From Down Under.
Excalibur is also home to the rudely fun Dick’s Last Resort. For a more family-friendly dining experience check out Buca di Beppo or The Buffet.