Step into a dirt-floored arena at Excalibur and cheer through choreographed jousts, swordplay and a two-course banquet. This long-running Las Vegas dinner show blends theatrical spectacle with family-friendly rowdiness—plan to pick up tickets an hour before curtain and be aware of smoke, strobe effects and arena dust.
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The lights of the Strip fall away as you step into the Excalibur arena: a round dirt ring, flags snapping above, and a roar that slides between mock-battlements. The audience becomes a court—each section a ‘country’—and the first trumpet notes pull you into a staged medieval conflict where horses and knights drive the pace and the crowd provides the chorus.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical effort required; suitable for most adults and children (children under 16 must be with an adult).
Wildlife
History
Excalibur opened in 1990 during Las Vegas’s era of themed mega-resorts; Tournament of Kings has been a consistent part of the resort’s family-focused entertainment lineup since the early 1990s.
Conservation
The production uses live horses and theatrical effects—guests should follow venue guidance for animal proximity. Choosing vegetarian menu options and minimizing single-use waste at events can reduce personal impact.
Reserve your spot on the Tournament of Kings Dinner and Show at Excalibur Hotel and Casino today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Collect tickets early
Box office pickup is required at least 1 hour before showtime—arriving late may forfeit seating.
Mind the effects
This show uses pyrotechnics, smoke and strobes and seats are close to the arena—bring medication for respiratory allergies if needed.
Dress appropriately
No swimwear or cut-off shorts are permitted; closed-toe shoes are required—opt for comfortable, neat casual attire.
No recording allowed
Cameras and recording devices are prohibited—store devices and enjoy the live spectacle hands-free.
Government-issued photo ID
Required at box office for ticket pickup and identity verification.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll walk through casino floors and stand if arrival lines form—closed-toe shoes also meet the dress code.
Ear protection
Earplugs help during loud moments with pyrotechnics and amplified sound.
Allergy medication
Useful if you’re sensitive to arena dust or horse dander present during the show.