I really enjoyed it and my wife and daughter had a great time. People who are disappointed are not taking it for what it is, a dinner play. It is a little more Circus Vargas and not so much Universal Studios, granted that the production doesn't have the budget of the show at Treasure Island in LV. Unfortunately no full-scale ships attacking each other in a large lagoon. It is hard to compete with guys in real armor on the backs of 1,200 pound houses galloping at each other with lances, albeit prop weaponry.
The food was pretty good, but was not exactly on par with the price of admission, but when you factor in the cost of overhead, I didn't expect prime rib. The entree was a roasted half chicken; a kabob skewer of steak, red & green bell peppers and onions; and a side of mashed potatos. Dessert was a chocolate brownie cake and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Beer and cocktails were available in the bar before and during the pre-show and seating.
The service was excellent. The performers were very friendly and stayed after for pictures.
Medieval Times is next, as soon as my bank account recovers.
All-in-all, we had a great time and a great experience. And one more item checked off of my bucket list.
Cheers,
Joe
