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Dinner theater in Schaumburg, Illinois

What should I order at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?

4.7 10,173 reviews $50 to 100 13 skippers

What to order

  1. 🥇

    Dragon’s Blood Tomato Soup

    Recommended multiple times as the standout item: reviewers called the tomato soup the best part, very delicious, and specifically noted that the medieval-themed presentation made it more enjoyable.

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    Half Chicken

    Mentioned several times as well-seasoned, tender, flavorful, and delicious. Multiple reviews praised the chicken as hot, good, and a highlight of the meal.

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    Potato

    Frequently praised for being very well seasoned, delicious, and a favorite side dish. Reviewers repeatedly singled out the potato as one of the best parts of the meal.

  4. 4

    Garlic Bread

    Recommended because it pairs well with the tomato soup and was specifically described as a great complement to the bisque.

  5. 5

    Corn

    Mentioned positively in several reviews as part of the meal, with some calling it one of their favorite items alongside the chicken and potato.

  6. 6

    Cake

    Included in the VIP package and described as tasty enough to bring home, though one review noted the icing was just okay.

  7. 7

    Hummus

    Mentioned as a gluten-free alternative and specifically praised by one reviewer’s husband, who loved it.

Details

Location

2001 N Roselle Rd, Schaumburg, Illinois, 60195, US

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About Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

Jousting, horsemanship & falconry plus a 4-course, utensil-free meal served in a castle-like space.

Amenities

Service options

  • Onsite services

Highlights

  • Active military discounts
  • Fast service
  • Great beer selection
  • Great cocktails
  • Live performances

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

Offerings

  • Alcohol
  • Beer
  • Cocktails
  • Food
  • Hard liquor
  • Wine

Dining options

  • Seating
  • Table service

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Restroom
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Atmosphere

  • Trendy

Crowd

  • Family-friendly
  • Groups
  • Tourists

Planning

  • Reservations required
  • Accepts reservations

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Children

  • Good for kids
  • Good for kids birthday
  • Has changing table(s)

Parking

  • Free parking lot
  • Free street parking
  • Usually plenty of parking

Frequently asked

What is Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament known for?

It is known for the jousting show, live medieval-style performances, and the knight-themed dinner experience. Reviewers repeatedly mention the knight battles, the knighting ceremony, and how the cast keeps the energy high from start to finish.

What dishes are most recommended at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?

Reviewers most often point to the tomato soup called Dragon's Blood, the small whole chicken, the corn, and the potatoes. Some guests also mention the bread and dessert, but feedback on the meal is mixed, so the show is usually the main draw rather than the food alone.

What is the atmosphere like at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?

The atmosphere is loud, interactive, and theatrical, with staff staying in character and encouraging guests to cheer for their knight. It works especially well for groups, families, and birthday celebrations, and several reviewers say front row or VIP seating makes the experience more immersive.

Is Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament good value?

At $50 to $100 per person, it is a higher-priced outing, but many reviewers feel the live show, themed experience, and attentive service make it worth it for a special occasion. A few guests felt VIP upgrades were not worth the extra cost, so the value seems strongest when you are paying for the full experience rather than just the meal.

When should you arrive for the best experience at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?

Several reviewers say there can be a line before showtime, but it usually moves quickly, so arriving early helps with seating and getting settled before the performance starts. Guests who arrived about 40 minutes early found the entry process organized, and some noted that front row or VIP seating improved the view.

Is parking available at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament?

Yes. Free parking lot, Free street parking, Usually plenty of parking is available.

Is Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament kid-friendly?

Yes, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament is good for kids.

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