Valentines Special at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Want to treat your special someone like a princess or prince this Valentine’s Day? Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament puts chivalry, rivalry, and revelry into the year’s most romantic evening.
Tickets are now on sale for Medieval Times’ Valentine’s Day all-inclusive Couple’s Package. This special offer is good for all shows now through February 14, 2018. Why not reserve a romantic medieval fantasy at a special low price?
For $110* each couple receives:
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Admission for two to Medieval Times’ two-hour feast and live tournament
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Framed photo of the Royal Couple
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Two souvenir glasses filled with champagne*
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Plush Bear*
*Non-alcoholic drink will be served to guests under 21. Some restrictions apply. Ask for discount offer VDAY18 when making reservation. May not be combined with any other discount, special offer, or group rate. Not valid on prior purchases. Upgrade packages, tax, gratuity and applicable fees are additional. Colors of the plush bear may vary. Valid at all locations for shows now through February 14, 2018.
Call 1-888-WE-JOUST (935-6878) or visit www.medievaltimes.com for information and reservations.
Address
Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament’s California Castle is located at 7662 Beach Blvd. in Buena Park, CA.
Here are 3 medieval facts about Valentine’s Day
- The origin of Valentine’s Day was not all hearts & flowers. A priest had his ownheart ripped from his holy chest. And the only flowers were those placed upon his grave.
- In 3rd century Rome, Emperor Claudius II decreed that men with no wives or children made for better soldiers. Then, he outlawed marriage for soldiers.
- A priest, Father Valentine, saw this as a grave injustice. He defied Claudius’ ruling, and performed secret marriage ceremonies for soldiers. When Claudius uncovered the deception, he ordered that Father Valentine be tortured & killed.
