Justwannabeme

T raddy- you just went to eat?
why not throw down the gauntlet and joust them?

(and you laugh about my camel riding...)

places are awesome! one near toronto interacts with you, my goodness!!!

thought it was gonna be a WWF event when a beggar took my husband's roast turkey leg right out of his hand and took a big ol bite....then tossed it to another beggar and so on....

hubby came from very large family....never take food from him.
they had a comely wench bring him a steak, but his eyes were still on laser attack...great show with the jugglers, flaming swords and so forth...

glad you had some fun!!

Lary Ellis (Top)

I went to one about 20 years ago, nice show and I still have the certificate where they made me King Lary My fault for interacting with the servers in a jovial manner...next thing I knew I was wearing a crown and treated as Royalty the rest of the evening

I called my wife a wench ONE time, didn't see her for two whole weeks after that......took that long for the swelling to go down out of my eyes

hamilton71801

We went to one in Orlando when I was in A school & almost got kicked out when my buddy put the King in a headlock. Nevertheless, we had a blast and those wenches sure were a nice sight for a couple of kids straight out of boot camp...heck, even those horses were looking good!


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NJTman

After being married for 25 years, I'll call that a vacation..... or at least a really nice and quiet two weeks that I don't have to listen to ..... it.

Totallyrad

Shorts, you need to, it's a fun evening! Dress the part, it's more fun.

You of all people better hope your internal monalog never goes public.

Jim and I had been to the range that morning. We did discuss getting the boom sticks and overthrowing the king. (and I'm still going to laugh at your camel riding)

And just who's.......never mind.

Hvytrkmech

We went to one in Myrtle Beach SC. then the next year we went to Dixie Stampede, same style dinner but southern horse themed, I liked it better.

We went to a restaurant/inn called Salem Cross Inn last week. The place is 300 years old, we took part in a dinner they called the feast. Prime rib cooked on a mechanical rotating spit over a fire, seafood chowder cooked in a caldron over the same fire and home made apple pie with home made whipped cream for desert. Mmmmm.

Here are the ribs cooking, fireplace is 8' wide.

Iron Mike

We went to the one outside Chicago a few years back. Took the whole family. It was a hoot. Went to a similar western style of Dolly's at Branson a few years back. It was a lot of fun too.