It's always fun - especially when you've got kids with you. GO GREEN KNIGHT!
It's always fun - especially when you've got kids with you. GO GREEN KNIGHT!
Was there silverware? Or Pepsi?
man, the only reason i opened this thread was to make Cable Guy jokes
who is this guy?
oh and...
If we don't battle to the death, they will kill us both. Good-bye Jim.
Last time I went, there was no silverware. Not sure about Pepsi.Originally Posted by John Kochtoston
No to silverware. Yes to Pepsi.
I went there a few years ago on a band trip. It was a lot of fun...I also was on the Green Knight's side!
never been there.
Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.
Been there. It's fun.
We are here to pistol whip, shoe whip, imprison and torture. We are Phil, Beano, Norm, Dean, David Earl a.k.a. Deacon plus a bunch of ruthless mods. GADOCADWI
yeah..i heard it was fun.
Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.
I've seen it passing through Dallas a few times. Always wondered what it was all about. Just went to the website and saw the $$$ for it. Is it really worth that amount? What all goes on there?
you get pepsi and no silverware.
Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.
Heck, my kids would love that, except for having to drink pepsi.
they have a big live show with knights and jousting and stuff..it's quite entertaining, i've heard. my kids went there with their dad once or twice and had a good time.
Whenever a boy comes you should always have something baking.
Down, Down, Down. Red Knight's going down.
They have guys doing fancy tricks on horses and a falconry demonstration where the falcon flies around the arena over your head which the kids loved. Then the king comes out and announces that he needs a new champion and proposes a tournament to select the new champion from his finest knights. The knights have a competition including swordfighting and jousting. Each knight picks a 'lady-fair' from the audience who they are supposedly fighting for. Then the bad guy appears at the end to try to overthrow the king and chaos ensues. Before I went the 1st time I thought the price was outrageous. After having been I understand the overhead that must go into the production with all the actors and maintaining the horses, etc. Plus it includes a feast which included vegetable soup, garlic bread, a 1/4 baked chicken a sparerib and dessert. We try to go once a year.
I love Medieval Times.
They don't allow you to swat the serving wenches on the buttocks, tho.
Our wench was a dude so that wouldn't have been too great anyway. Unless you're Lid.
Dolly Parton's Dixieland Stampede is kind of like the effing hillbilly version of Medieval Times.
http://www.dixiestampede.com/
Nuffin' like seein' the shows in Branson........yeehaw!
is there a puking smiley yet?
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