Medieval Dinner Question (Fairys)

[MAKmom]

We are going to the Medieval Dinner Show on our WDW trip this month. My DD 11 & 9 wanted to dress up. I found blue fairy wings at the Disney Store for $2.50 & tea length dresses at JC Penny's on clearance for $6.77. They both match & they look so beautiful. I was not looking for this outfit it just happened.

DD 19 does not think fairies will go with the Medieval theme. I was thinking Camelot Lady of the Lake in Avalon. That is Medieval right? What do you think.

The Dresses were $49.00 at reg price and are very dressy.

 

[MAKmom]

bumping up

 

[barkley]

if the dinner is anything like what they serve at the "midieval times" restaurants i would not reccommend wearing anything too nice. the food at those events are meant to be eaten with hands (bbq ribs, turkey legs and the like)-i would imagine it could cause some nasty stains.

 

[MAKmom]

It is the Medieval Times. I'm not worried about what happens to the dresses. They were only $6.77. I was just wondering about the theme part. I can't wait this is our first time.

 

[disneymom3]

You do have the right time period--castles, knights, lords and ladies--but I agree with the previous poster. They didn't have forks back then and from what I understand you don't get them at this dinner either. Cute idea if the girls are really into it and I suppose if you paid so little for the dresses you may not be too worried about spills.

Would they be uncomfortable though if no one else is dressed up like that? I know my DD 9 would love the dress idea but would be a bit shy of the wings.

 

[Shugardrawers]

I'm thinking kinda out of place but what do I know? We went to Rosie Rump's Regal Dump in Williamsburg. I'm guessing it's the same kind of show and at that one at least, fairies would have been out of place. Maybe someone who has been to Medevil times can give you a better idea? The outfits sound really cute though and might be a great Halloween costume?

 

[Meriweather]

When we went to Medeval Times I don't remember any kids being dressed up....not sure though.
If they want to, why not??

 

[MAKmom]

We are corn balls. We love a theme party or dinner. The wings were just for WDW walking around the parks at first. They will also wear crowns other days.

The dresses have a peasant feel to them with sparkle.

 

[Amyn1274]

We went to The Medievil Times dinner show about a year ago. I don't recall seeing anyone dressed up but to be honest I was not really looking. I do recall them selling all kinds of things outside for kids and I am pretty sure there were fairy wings and that sort of thing. I say go for it. The dresses will most likely get dirty because as mentioned before there is no silverware and that can be messy. The dinner show reminded me a lot of the Rennaissance Festival we have around here and there are always people dressed as fairies. They do give you paper crowns to wear that match the color of the team you represent. So everyone will be wearing something festive. Hope this helps.

 

[MAKmom]

We went to The Medievil Times dinner show about a year ago. I don't recall seeing anyone dressed up but to be honest I was not really looking. I do recall them selling all kinds of things outside for kids and I am pretty sure there were fairy wings and that sort of thing. I say go for it. The dresses will most likely get dirty because as mentioned before there is no silverware and that can be messy. The dinner show reminded me a lot of the Rennaissance Festival we have around here and there are always people dressed as fairies. They do give you paper crowns to wear that match the color of the team you represent. So everyone will be wearing something festive. Hope this helps.

This does help & is the answer I wanted to see! Thank You very much. DD 11 & I keep saying we are bringing plastic forks with us!

 

[Shugardrawers]

So what exactly is the show at this place? We had a blast at Rosie Rump's and might want to check this place out. At Rosie's the waiters and waitresses are also the actors. The whole thing is one big bawdy show. The show there is really PG-13. There is lots of singing and dancing and off color jokes. The alcohol flows pretty freely and it's well worth the $50 a head to go. Is it the same thing? Do tell!

 

[MzDiz]

In my most humble opinion, fairies are fantasy, not medieval. Then again, I'm a stickler that draws a distinction between a "renaissance fair" and a "fantasy fair".

 

[Breezy_Carol]

My 17 yo DS just went to one of these. I told him to take plasticware but his sister said not too. Apparently they give you a hard time about bringing in plasticware. (Not security but teasing.)

 

[wdwmom2]

I was just at Medieval Times. It's all about knights and princesses. If she wanted to wear the dress, I certainly wouldn't stop her. But I don't remember any fairy's being there. There is no silverware, even for the soup. You eat EVERYTHING with your fingers!!!!

 

[disneymom3]

In my most humble opinion, fairies are fantasy, not medieval. Then again, I'm a stickler that draws a distinction between a "renaissance fair" and a "fantasy fair".

I agree but you do have the whole Merlin, magic etc connection. And you better stay away from the Renaissance Faire here cause let me tell you it is waaaayyyy more middle ages than Renaissance. They don't even come close!

 

[Tiggeroo]

I see where you live. I have seen fairies at Renaissance Faire in Lancaster

 

[clarabelle]

So what exactly is the show at this place? We had a blast at Rosie Rump's and might want to check this place out. At Rosie's the waiters and waitresses are also the actors. The whole thing is one big bawdy show. The show there is really PG-13. There is lots of singing and dancing and off color jokes. The alcohol flows pretty freely and it's well worth the $50 a head to go. Is it the same thing? Do tell!

Sugardrawers
Its a jousting competition for the most part. I haven't been in a couple of years but you sat in stadium type seats with a bench table thing in front of you. Each section was assigned a knight to root for.
They did pick someone to crown as the queen or princess or something -I was expected them to pick a young girl that would be excited about it -but it was a twenty something lady.
There was also a falcon before the show started and expensive cocktails in souvenir glasses. There are things for the kids to buy -stuffed winged horses and princess hats etc..

We enjoyed it -but I can't see going back over and over.

 

[MAKmom]

So what exactly is the show at this place? We had a blast at Rosie Rump's and might want to check this place out. At Rosie's the waiters and waitresses are also the actors. The whole thing is one big bawdy show. The show there is really PG-13. There is lots of singing and dancing and off color jokes. The alcohol flows pretty freely and it's well worth the $50 a head to go. Is it the same thing? Do tell!

Here is the www.medievaltimes.com I got tickets 2 for 1 on Clear Channel Radio Cites.

Question: is Camelot Medieval? If yes than Fairies & Elves will fit in. They could probley wear the Dresses without the wings but they look so cute.