Cena e spettacolo del Torneo dei Re all'Excalibur Hotel and Casino





Descrizione
Ascoltate, ascoltate. Chiamando tutti i signori e le signore, le fanciulle e i nobili, i maghi e le fanciulle. Ottieni l'ammissione al dinner show più popolare di Las Vegas, Tournament of Kings. Assisti a uno spettacolo pieno di maghi, cavalieri e, naturalmente, re, oltre a un'ampia quantità di combattimenti e giostre di spade piene d'azione. Mangiare con pollo arrosto, alzare il stein e gridare all'azione che si svolge di fronte a voi.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Il Torneo dei Re all'Excalibur Hotel and Casino di Las Vegas è un'esperienza immersiva che dà vita a giostre medievali e battaglie cavalleresche. Il dinner show interattivo combina un'azione emozionante con un pasto delizioso, trasportando gli ospiti in un mondo vivace e storico.
Torneo dei Re inizia con la visita di Merlino, che spiega che ogni sezione del pubblico è un ‘paese’ e ogni paese ha un re. Preparati a fare il tifo per il tuo mentre inizia lo spettacolo. Re Artù raduna i sovrani d'Europa per un banchetto stravagante e una competizione. I re mettono alla prova le loro abilità cavalleresche mentre cavalcano i cavalli. Ma ecco dove le cose si fanno interessanti: La generosa ospitalità di Re Artù incontra ostilità quando il malvagio mago Mordred invade la festa. I re d'Europa devono unirsi per sconfiggerlo. Sii un ospite al banchetto. Festeggiare con un abbondante pollo arrosto e verdure, più pane e mela quadrato per dessert. In vero stile medievale, mangiare usando le mani; non ci sono forchette o cucchiai. E non dimenticate di alzare il bicchiere e fare un brindisi caloroso ai re.
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Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Tutte le età sono benvenute, i bambini di età pari o inferiore a 3 anni devono sedersi sulle ginocchia di un genitore o tutore
- I prezzi dei biglietti sono dinamici e possono variare in base alla domanda e alla disponibilità
- I minori di 16 anni devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
- Questo spettacolo presenta cavalli, pirotecnica, luci stroboscopiche, fumo ed effetti nebbia in un'area chiusa. Gli ospiti sono seduti nelle immediate vicinanze dei cavalli e dell'arena sterrata. Pertanto, le persone sensibili ai cavalli, alla polvere o con allergie, asma o condizioni respiratorie devono partecipare a proprio rischio.
- Menù speciali disponibili su richiesta almeno 4 ore prima dell'orario dello spettacolo: Questi includono: vegetariano, vegano, senza glutine, senza latticini, allergia alla frutta secca, kosher e pasti per bambini.
- Le mappe dei posti sono soggette a modifiche.
Recensioni(491)
Very entertaining and fun. Great views no matter where you sit. Food & drinks were mediocre and service for drinks can get be slow. We also didn’t have napkins (even after we requested) because someone from another table snagged ours and when you have to eat with your hands it’s problematic.
Ive seen this show many times and always enjoyed it. You dinner with the show. It used to be Cornish hen,but now its half a chicken with corn on the cob, baked potato and dessert. If you play MyVegas on Facebook you can see this show for free. Its fun, its one of the longest running shows in Vegas!
The interaction with the show and the crowd was unexpected, everyone engages. When the food came, it was delicious; they don’t give condiments nor utensils because you eat the food with your hands just like in the medieval times. The apple dessert was one of a kind.
Did this tour for my boyfriend. I enjoyed it. He loved it. I wish the menu was advertised somewhere , as I do not eat meat on the bone , so my boyfriend ate my meal & I had to get something to eat afterwards. But would definitely do again. Great crowd involvement. It was freezing in the stadium however. Wish it was warmer. And I asked for a water & a soft drink & I was told I could only have one , as is one mug per guest. But the excitement of my boyfriend made it all worth it! Would definitely do again. And we got the cheaper priced seats & they were still a great view!
Phenomenal time from the beginning until end. The knights and battles were beyond expectations! A true must do in Vegas!
Great family show, full of fun and excitement. The food was good and the refills of soda and water is a nice bonus. The performers were talented and entertaining. Great way to take in dinner and a show. Highly recommend.
I have not been to the Tournament of Kings since I was in College. I remember having a great time with my friends. So when my friends suggested we take our kids I was all for it! The show was as fun as I could remember. Unfortunately, the experience that stood out the most was the terrible service from the servers. When we were trying to find our seat the server started snapping at our party. Then when my friend was asked what she wanted to drink and took too long the server walked away. We pre- ordered 3 vegetarian dishes. When the server asked us about it, she told us she only had 2. No big deal. We had to return one of our chicken dishes to her. I was going to hold onto the dish my son began eating, but she reached for that one. I told her I was going to give her the dish that was untouched. She then snapped at me and said I need one dish, and proceeded to roll her eyes at me. Towards the end of the show as she was cleaning up. My friend noticed she was cleaning our table very slowly, like she was waiting for a tip. I have no idea why she'd think we'd give her a tip. Btw, my friend never got a drink until 20 minutes before the show ended.
Fun interactive show and meal included.
The show was awesome very entertaining would love to say more but the server was arrogant rude and ruined the whole night.
A family friendly fun evenings entertainment! The show was great fun where the characters interacted with the audience. The staff were amazing - super fast delivering the meal which was surprisingly tasty. You have to eat it with your fingers (not my thing but no choice). The length of the show was just right too with a reasonable admission fee.



