Cheapest Medieval Times Tickets??

[ak146550]

Has anyone been to Medieval Times in Orlando? Where have you found the cheapest tickets? We are leaving in about 10 days and now my DMIL decided she wants to do a dinner show at Medieval Times and I really don't need to blow the budget on this.
TIA!!

 

[sk!mom]

I just went to Med. Times in Dallas last weekend and to be honest I don't know why anyone would go in Orlando. It was fun- we had a good time but there is so much to do in Orlando without spending so much on this show. The food is really terrible. I would go again in Dallas (not as much to do) but never in Orlando.

My brother found discount coupons on the internet for Dallas.

 

[flying_babyb]

Omg this place is cool! I was dragged to the one in cala by my midevel addict of a sister. She even got knighted. I actully had a good time. The fighting was so neat. I have a few photos from there here:
http://nwtc.facebook.com/album.php?aid=4358&l=961fa&id=292300927 Mostly of my bs with the knights.

Looks like if you join the loyatly club (FREE) you might get a disount.

For a limited time only, all tickets purchased online will automatically receive a $10.00 discount on Adult admissions and a $5.00 discount on Child admissions. This discount cannot be combined with any other offer.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

Ticketmania has them for $41/$32 (adult/child). You can also find discount coupons in many of the area restaurants and hotel lobbies.

We went a couple of years ago and had a great time. Back then, Clear Channel radio offered ½-price tickets online. Those stations still offer half-price dining certificates and the Latin station recently had Medieval Times featured. So, you may want to check them out if you've got some time before your vacation. Here's a list and links:
WFLA 540am
740 the Team
Magic 107.7
Rumba 100.3
XL 106.7
Real Rock 101
Real Radio 104.1

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

The food is really terrible.

You don't go to Medieval Times for the food!

 

[freakylick]

Never been to the one in orlando but we have been to the one in Maryland. The show was great and I certainly didnt find the food to be terrible. Very expensive to go tho. We had a gift certificate that we were given for christmas.

 

[Dancemom03]

Ticketmania has them for $41/$32 (adult/child). You can also find discount coupons in many of the area restaurants and hotel lobbies.

We went a couple of years ago and had a great time. Back then, Clear Channel radio offered ½-price tickets online. Those stations still offer half-price dining certificates and the Latin station recently had Medieval Times featured. So, you may want to check them out if you've got some time before your vacation. [/URL]

Thanks for posting the links and reminding me to look again. I always find something we could use but have never ordered any. Do you know how long it takes to receive the discount certs after you order?