
0.2 miles from Medieval Times Dallas | |
t4 mins walking |
REVIEW SCORE4.25 - Very Good | |
l | Mary W "The room was great - room service was better. Really enjoyed our stay." |
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0.2 miles from Medieval Times Dallas | |
t4 mins walking |
REVIEW SCORE4.25 - Very Good | |
l | Mary W "The room was great - room service was better. Really enjoyed our stay." |
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2.0 miles from Medieval Times Dallas | |
v6 mins driving |
REVIEW SCORE4.7 - Wonderful | |
l | Please tell us about your stay at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek |
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0.7 miles from Medieval Times Dallas | |
v3 mins driving | |
t15 mins walking |
REVIEW SCORE4.16 - Very Good | |
l | Please tell us about your stay at Hilton Anatole |
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v | 0.2 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 4 mins walking |
l | Mary W "The room was great - room service was better. Really enjoyed our stay." |
v | 0.3 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 6 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 | |
l | Jody "My husband and I stayed for one night and the staff was very helpful and friendly. The room was very clean and the A/C worked well. We'll be happy to stay here on our next visit to Dallas." |
v | 0.2 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 4 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 | |
l | Jasmin "The whole place was wonderful. The lobby was wonderful decorated. The room was amazing. Beds were so comfortable." |
v | 0.4 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 7 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 | |
l | Deborah I "Very clean and comfortable." |
v | 0.7 miles from Medieval Times Dallas ( 5 mins ) |
t | 15 mins walking |
v | 0.6 miles from Medieval Times Dallas ( 3 mins ) |
t | 13 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 |
v | 0.3 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 5 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 | |
l | Sharon "Staff was very personable and helpful with any requests or questions that we had. The hotel facility was updated yet very well taken care of." |
v | 0.6 miles from Medieval Times Dallas ( 5 mins ) |
t | 12 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 |
v | 0.4 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 8 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 |
v | 0.5 miles from Medieval Times Dallas |
t | 10 mins walking |
v | 2.9 miles from Medieval Times Dallas ( 6 mins ) |
Uber from $7-9 |
v | 1.0 miles from Medieval Times Dallas ( 3 mins ) |
Uber from $6-7 |
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Rebeca, Belton Sat, 14 March 2020
Show was awesome and delicious food. Great place for family fun and dinner.
Liked: Family loved the show and the food was extremely delicious!
Disliked: Nothing at all.
Robert S, Longview
Children loved it, it was a Knight to Remember!
Liked: Awesome show, service and atmosphere!
Disliked: Price.
Joanne H, Duncan
Had a really good time. The food was great, staff was excellent, and the atmosphere was fun. Bought 3 drinks for myself and 2 children, and paid $42, so it is kinda pricey - but we got to take the glasses home as souvenirs. Loved the show it was great. Would do this again!
Liked: Great food and atmosphere.
Disliked: Expensive!
Ernie C
It was the best experience yet. We have gone at least 5 other times to various castles but this was the best to date. The staff was very courteous and friendly and went out of their way to make our experience the best it could be. I will be visiting again. A little expensive but well worth it.
Liked: Great.
Brandon, Tyler Texas
Very entertaining; great food and service. Will definitely be coming back!
Liked: Everything else :)
Disliked: Wait time before show.
Tammie Z, Austin
It was a great experience and I can't wait to come back. The food was outstanding, and the show was bar none. Well done!
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Located beside the city's design district, Medieval Times Dallas is near to several hotels and fine dining restaurants. Culture's in no short supply either. The most ardent of art lovers can test their resolve against endless galleries, antique shops and design spaces.
Dallas Museum of Art
An afternoon could be spent witnessing the vast mix of paintings and decorative arts here, from pre-Columbian to contemporary European. Top tip? Bring your walking shoes for the five floors.
Sixth Floor Museum
Based in downtown, this museum takes a detailed look at JFK's assassination: both the event itself and the political climate of the '60s. Entry costs $16.
Reunion Tower
Alternatively, you could spend your $16 on a trip up this famous landmark. The 50-story tower inspires flashing cameras with a 360 degree view of the 'Big D'.
Bridge Bistro
This urban bistro starts weekends right with creative brunches like country fried quails with creamy gravy, and French toast with a cup of fruit and agave nectar. It's a fairly upmarket kind of place - just take a look at the Koi fish pond.
Riverside Grill
Locals crowd into this casual eatery for generous servings of comfort food and friendly service. Think eggs on toast, fruit juice and the fluffiest pancakes this side of Dallas.
Ascension Coffee
Generally the word 'coffee' in a name suggests a good, strong brew. Ascension upholds this theory. Perk up with your morning joe, accompanied by some poached eggs, ricotta hotcakes and maybe even a cheeky mimosa.
One of the most famous events is the State Fair of Texas, an annual festival that shows off the rich culture, music and - of course - barbecued meats of the Lone Star State.
From downtown Dallas, head northwest past the Design District to N. Stemmons. Using public transport? Medieval Times is less than a mile from Market Center station which is connected by the Green and Orange lines. Or the number 27 bus from downtown.
To get pretty messy. In the interests of historical accuracy, no knives and forks are allowed for the four-course banquet which includes tomato bisque soup, roasted chicken, herb-basted potatoes and whatever 'pastry of the Castle' is. Vegetarians can feast on alternative bellytimber by alerting the town crier (i.e. speaking to staff in advance).
Certainly: cars and carriages can be parked with no silver crossing palms.
75 minutes before the show begins. Visiting knights and maidens are encouraged to arrive early for the first come, first served seating.
Apparently jousting, falconry and horsemanship aren't quite enough. Visitors can tear it up 12th century style with a Hall of Arms featuring medieval artefacts and a torture museum (what every Friday night needs?), along with a bar and dance floor.