Medieval Royal Tournament featuring Horses, Knights, Skill and Jousting TYPE: Indoors. If you haven’t visited the castle with the family, then it needs to be on your list! Although you can have plenty of fun as an adult, Medieval Times is still family-oriented. Conveniently located off of I-85 North and Sugarloaf Parkway, Medieval Times is located 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta and less than 15 minutes from the I-285/I-85 (Spaghetti Junction). Fun for Date Night or Family Night The Facts: ACTIVITY: Dinner and a Show. It’s a totally new experience watching it through his eyes versus going without him. If I’ve visited a place before without my son, then I don’t mind going back to see it through my son’s eyes. 😉 With seats to accommodate groups and the fun and interactive atmosphere it’s also good for group dates. Atlanta is one of 10 Medieval Times Dinner and. If you’ve visited Medieval Times with the family in the past, then why not make it a date night and leave the children at home? Visiting Medieval Times without the kids, will allow you to enjoy your significant others company and allow you to partake it the adult beverages more. The Atlanta Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is located in Sugarloaf Mills Mall in Lawrenceville. It’s totally a reason to return and see what flavors are brewing. If you were like me and felt that the food was less than pleasing to you when you first visited, then I can assure you that it is greatly more pleasing than before. I wish I would have realized at the time, two pieces of cake isn’t always a bad thing. Funny story, my son didn’t eat it because he thought our waitress said pancake, and since it didn’t look like a pancake and was actually served cold it totally threw him off. During the two-hour experience, visitors witness authentic swords fights, jousting, and pure Spanish horses as you feast upon a four-course meal fit for the Royals. Prior to getting the pot of stew, you get the tomato soup and garlic bread like the carnivores get 😉 And for dessert for us at our most current visit was a piece of lemon pound cake, which was delish. Medieval Times Georgia is an exciting, family-friendly dinner attraction inspired by medieval times, the 11th-century, to be precise. I has enough to bring some to work and then eat some again for dinner the next day. This is a large outlet mall with stores, restaurants and other activities.
The vegetarian options is not only a lot of food, it’s actually very tasty! The hefty potion is a large pot of rice, several different beans, potatoes (like the roasted ones you get with the regular meal but but up) and carrots. The Medieval Times in Atlanta is in Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
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