With the massive popularity of fantasy card games like Dungeons and Dragons, invented in the 1970s, and the popularity of recent TV shows like ‘Game of Thrones’, as well as countless films, Americans can’t get enough of the Middle Ages.

The Middle Ages were a unique time that some may even wish were still here. There is such a draw to this era, that some build faux villages and reenact period dramas on the weekend out in the woods. For kids it’s a different story. Seeing in real life only what they have seen in Saturday morning cartoons – horses, kings and queens, princesses, and knight games, is a dream come true!

In case you’re unfamiliar, Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament is a family-oriented establishment that, on the outside resembles an 11th century castle. On the inside of this castle they hold nightly dinner theater shows featuring staged medieval-style games, sword-fighting, and jousting performed by a cast of 75 actors and more than 20 horses.

Medieval Times has nine locations nationwide, with one right here in Dallas, located at 2021 N Stemmons Fwy. We’ve been told they are having some major discounts leading up to and during this Spring Break.

Spring Break Dallas Activity with the Kids

Mention on the phone (214-761-1801) or enter code SBWEB16 on their website at the time of purchase, and you’ll receive a discount off of the regular full-priced admission. It’s not valid with other discounts, offers, or group rates. This Spring Break deal is valid today (Thursday) until Sunday (5/1/16) at the Dallas Castle location.

With this discount, adults are $42.95 and kids & students are $29.95. This saves you roughly $20 per adult ticket, and $7 per child ticket.

What you get with your ticket:

• A hearty four-course meal prepared by His Majesty’s master chefs
• Two hours of action packed live entertainment
• Complimentary Parking

And… To Add To The Fun

Bring Your Kids to Train with our Knights FREE with Each Child Admission at their Junior Knights Training, March 14th – 18th before the 2pm shows. Doors open at noon & training begins at 1pm (first come, first serve to first 80 kids).

*Children must be between the ages of 5 and 12 to participate. Space is limited and training is available on a first come first serve basis for the first 80 kids. Training is open to both boys and girls. Closed toe shoes are required to participate. Valid only at the Dallas location.

So get your tickets for Spring Break using the code SBWEB16 on their website, or via phone, and have a fun Spring Break!!!

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