Tours and Tickets to Experience Medieval Times Chicago

Yes, there is free parking at Medieval Times Chicago for all tournament goers. There are parking spots for cars and buses, and accessible spaces are available.

It currently costs $74.95 for adults to visit Medieval Times Chicago, and $45.95 for kids. That price includes not only a 4-course banquet, but a 2-hour tournament that features knights on horseback competing over a mythic realm, jousting, and other medieval-inspired games.

Yes, you can take photos during the tournament at Medieval Times Chicago, as long as you don’t use flash. In addition, expect to have your picture taken as you enter the Hall of Arms (available later for purchase). You’ll also have the chance to pose for photos with knights after the show.

Yes, Medieval Times Chicago is great for kids. The show is family-friendly and tournaments take place in a recreated castle, inspired by 11th-century Spain, with period details like candelabras and suits of armor. If you’re bringing kids under 3, they enter for free (as long as they sit on your lap), and Medieval Times Chicago also hosts children’s birthday parties.

No, there’s no dress code at Medieval Times Chicago; visitors can wear a T-shirt and jeans or make it a regal, theatrical night out. Tournaments take place indoors in a climate-controlled space, so you may want to bring an extra layer in case it gets cool. Just don’t wear a hat, though, since it blocks visibility.

Yes, Medieval Times Chicago is accessible to visitors with disabilities, including guests using wheelchairs or other mobility aids. At the time of booking, you can select accessible seating. Be aware that strobe lights are used during the show, in case you or any members of your party have epilepsy or other conditions that cause sensitivity to flashing lights.