Medieval Times & Disneyland?

[medievaldave]

OK here it is from a pro. I go to Medieval Times a few times a year. I do this because this place rocks. I always buy the royalty package so we get to sit in front. We never had dirt kicked on to our plates and we sat in every section. Well worth it to sit in the front. My wife and I always arrive at least an hour and a half before the show starts. The reason is that the place is very relaxing and it’s nice to get off our feet and have lots of drinks lol. The atmosphere of the place is wonderful. The show and food is great and the staff does a great job. I have been to the one in Vegas and it does not compare to the Medieval Times shows. I thought for sure the show would be better in Vegas because of the money Vegas generates. We also go to the Medieval Times in Florida. Its has a village you can walk through there. So cool. Anyways if you have any questions about Medieval Times please let me know. I will help as much as I can

 

[mariezp]

Mariezp,

That is nice, that your son continues to enjoy the show, I am glad.
I was wondering if you happened to know anything about the town of Sanger, in Texas? for I have not done any research about the area, so I don't know if it is a small town, or what? when I think of Texas, I think Dallas, Houston, Fortworth, etc. and of course South Fork Ranch, and the Ewings he he!

Sanger is probably a couple hours northeast of where I live. We have probably driven through it but other than that I can't offer any information on it. I did a quick search and it looks to have a population of about 3500. For some I guess that probably qualifies as a small town. All depends on what your idea of small town would be. Right now here in Texas with all the drilling you can bet it probably has some wells dotting the horizon so it just might look like somewhere those Ewings might live!

 

[Gisele]

Thank you Mariezp,

Now I know a bit more about Sanger, and wow, that is a small town, the town that I live in, is becoming over developed (over 50,000) for apparently our city council can care less about preserving open space, and keeping dairies in business, and are far more interested in catering to land ruiners (land developers, so many are such scum bags) and yuppies.
I hope that Texas, does not have problems like that, otherwise, that is just not good.
I hear that there are still range wars that take place between land owners, how true that statement may be, I can imagine, however those words had come from someone that use to live in Texas, don't remember what county. That is a scary thought, to know that people actually might still be shooting, etc. at each other, over land, but you know, I can understand it too, depending upon the rational.