Wok the heck?Īt the end of the show, everyone was hanging out in the lobby, buying stuff at the many gift shop counters, and getting more drunk with their kids. Seriously, they were whipping the evil bad guy at the end while they were locking him away. It was like a surprise twist ending, where we realize that the King is a dick and the Princess is a bitch. But in the end, it turned out we were rooting for the wrong guys. I was expecting it to be $8-12 honestly, so that was a great deal.įree coffee even after I said didn’t want it, but then did ask for it later.Īll this while this awesome show was going on, with knight and horses and a flying falcon. I think around $5-6 that comes in a decent size 3D lenticularÂ souvenirÂ cup. I just didn’t realize they sold beer and alcohol. They also gave me two big mugs of soda, which I mixed with airplane bottles of liquor I snuck in. Much better than I was expecting …and a lot of it.ĭessert was a like a Apple Turnover pastry. BBQ Spare Rib – tendy and sweet barbecue sauce. Then we got a big half Roast Chicken –tender and seasoned. Probably the best thing …and I don’t mean that to diss the other food. Then they came around with nice big slice of Garlic Bread. That would have been a surprise if I thought I was sipping on water. The waiter came around and poured it into our bowls. There were pitchers on the table and was about to pour myself a glass of water. It was a pretty quick ride from Manhattan into New Jersey. You just have to browse around their website for the promotions. It looks like it’s usually $60, but there’s always coupons knocking it down to around $40.

It was reduced admission with some proceeds going to Sandy victims. I don’t ever remember having so much fun within a dining experience.Ĭhris got us tickets to Medieval Times.

Medieval times coupons 2016