Tournament of Kings Seating Chart
Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is a medieval-themed dinner show held in King Arthur’s Arena. This one-of-a-kind show is unique to not only Las Vegas but also the world.
We’re not the only ones who think this. Tournament of Kings has an impressive 4.6-star rating on Google based on over 2,550 reviews.
And yes, you read that right.
You’ll be served dinner while watching your show in a stadium-like arena. The chances are you already knew this information, which is why you’re looking for the best place to sit.
When you first open up the seat map, you might get confused by the unconventional naming style. The sections are named after 7 countries, and one section is called “Dragon.”
There’s actually a reason for this.
The section you sit in will be the knight or “team” you’re cheering for in the show.
The show is interactive and really does provide an unforgettable experience that your entire family will love.
What are the best seats for Tournament of Kings?
The best seats are those closest to the action and in the center. If you sit in the sections for Romania and the Dragon, you’ll have the best view in the house, especially if you’re in row A or B.
In our opinion, you should act fast, as there’s not much difference in the price of tickets between different rows and sections. Tickets in the Romania and Dragon sections are only $3 more than those in Austria and Spain, so why spend that little bit extra to get the best view in the house?
What seats are the best value for Tournament of Kings?
As we said, there’s not much of a difference between the price of tickets.
Sometimes, they’re even the same price. If this applies to your desired date, aim for the best possible seat, especially when the price difference is less than a cup of coffee.
That said, if you’re looking for the most economical tickets then France, Ireland, Norway and Hungary all contain options for $63.
Are there any seats to avoid?
The venue’s layout means that there’s not a bad seat in the arena; however, you may want to avoid the angled seats in the France and Ireland sections. Your neck will thank you for avoiding potential strain.
What about accessible seating?
Accessible seating is available. When booking your ticket, toggle the option to view wheelchair-accessible seats. You can also book a companion seat, as well as a wheelchair-accessible seat.
Which section has the best atmosphere?
If you’re booking tickets for a family or group, consider the atmosphere you want. Sitting closer to the action in the Romania or Dragon sections provides better views and fully immerses you in the excitement, chaos, and atmosphere.
However, if you’re looking for a quieter spot while still enjoying the show, seats toward the back in Norway or Hungary might offer a less intense experience.
What’s on the menu? (Tournament of Kings menu & dinner etiquette)
Your ticket includes a hearty medieval feast that complements the shows experience. Just take a look at the meal below.
If you have any specific requirements, then you can choose a meal option tailored to a range of dietary preferences.
You can choose from:
- Regular Menu (Nut/ Peanut Free)
- Vegetarian Menu
- Vegan Menu
- Children’s Menu
- Twas The Knight Holiday Menu (Seasonal)
- Gluten-Free Menu
At Tournament of Kings, the organizers ensure that guests enjoy a hands-on dining experience.
We mean this literally.
No utensils are provided (we will add that if you would like to use utensils, you can always ask a server to give you some).
Amber Gabriel rated the show 5/5 and said, “Dinner consists of a Cornish hen, a half corn on the cob, a roll, and potatoes. Dessert is a jam-filled puff pastry.”
Lindsay Maestas gave the show a 5/5 rating and loved the “Cornish hen, roasted potatoes, corn on the cob, and biscuit.”
K Max also gave the show a 5/5 rating and loved the “corn on the cob, potatoes, and small chicken for dinner”.
Where’s the best place to buy tickets for Tournament of Kings?
Through our website!
Visit our dedicated Tournament of Kings page to learn more and purchase tickets. If you’re ready to purchase, then just click here to buy your Tournament of Kings tickets.
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