Spending an evening at Medieval Times is well worth it, but you should know what you're getting yourself into.
There are eight Medieval Times locations in the United States.
The east coast does fine, but what about the middle of the country?! They're totally denied their Medieval Times experience.
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The castles are supposed to be replicas of those seen in 11th-century in Spain.
Except for the Toronto location. Poor Toronto.
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That's because the family that started it was Spanish.
Medieval Times was started in the 1970s "as a dinner-theater attraction on the island of Majorca. Javier Romero, a proud son of Córdoba, was there, performing feats of horsemanship for tourists. It has grown to become a theme restaurant empire, with nine castles in North America; horse ranches in Texas, Florida and Maryland; and attendance figures in the tens of millions," explains the New York Times.
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When you get inside the castle, they give you a fantastic crown.
The color of the crown you get corresponds to the knight you'll be cheering for, and thus, your allegiance is chosen early on.
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