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Tournament of Kings At Excalibur
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The show at the Excalibur hotel in Las Vegas, ?The Tournament of Kings? is a live-action dinner show recreating the times of jousting and Knights. It?s a great way to spend an evening in Sin City. When you are seated pay attention to your section because it will come into play later in the night. Dinner starts out with tasty tomato soup followed by a Cornish hen, twice-baked potatoes, broccoli, and a roll. The Cornish hen is mouth-watering and tastes better than chicken. The final course, dessert, is a let down though. The actual show is fun filled and a great piece of entertainment. It?s corny and cheesy, but the choreography and blocking takes real talent and skill. There?s a lot of crowd cheering, chanting and booing that?ll keep kids and adults engaged. The actual tournament part is very physical and exciting. And once it?s all over you?ll spent from all the cheering and clapping and fun you?ve just had at the Excalibur Tournament of Kings in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pros: dinner, drinks, the show, the price
Cons: the dessert, the horse smell
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