3800 Anyone been to Medieval Times?

[nitrous]

Alright, so I'm going to be proposing to my girlfriend of 5 years soon and we've always wanted to go to Medieval Times since it looks like fun. Just had a few questions first.

Has anyone here been there? What is the atmosphere/dress code? Is it too casual for a proposal night?

How far in advance do I need reservations?

Is it worth going to?


Thanks,
Gabe

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[chipmonk212121]

never been but anyone that has gone that I know loved it

 

[TonzKnock-G]

Good time! Everyone seemed to be dressed casual. I dont even remember what it cost but I would like to take my kids since they were too little back then. During the show starts its kind of dark other than the center lighting for the show. Im not sure if I would take my girl there to propose but hey more power to you! Good luck

 

[alexgtp]

Fun time.

But not a place I would propose to anyone at.


Way to casual.


FOr God sake's the wenches serve you food and beverage on tin plates. you drink out of goblets and you EAT WITH YOUR HANDS!!

 

[Mike K]

Gabe, Not a proposal place unless you want to catch her with her hands around a full chicken half in her mouth...

How nuts are you looking to go on the proposal?

 

[Sinister Drag Designs]

yeah unless you are paying them to ride in on a horse and full armour and ask her in dialoge i would pick somewhere else. good times.
ive heard of people that go bristal ren. fest and doing it. they will help if you are making a big production of it.

good luck

 

[chipmonk212121]

Originally posted by Mike K@Jul 17 2006, 01:11 PM
Gabe, Not a proposal place unless you want to catch her with her hands around a full chicken half in her mouth...

How nuts are you looking to go on the proposal?

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That is the single most romantic thing I have ever heard in my life!

(maybe thats why I am single :lolsign:

 

[imported_1fastGTP]

I LOVE THE FOOD!!!!! and everytime i went there it was fun watchen all the competition, funny seeing all the people get into it.

 

[dsk727]

I went a long time ago, and half the people I was with got food poisoning!!! LOL but that was what I am sure is an isolated incident from long ago!

as for the proposing, if you think she will like it go for it. Sounds as if you both really want to go there and you can always bring the ring with and if it feels right go for it!!

Good Luck!

 

[UNCTYPE-S]

LMAO!!! Definately dont do it there if you want it to be romantic. Unless you set something custom up to where you can go down there with the guys and horses and say "will you marry me" as you are riding around on a horse. lol

 

[Fish]

Ive been there. Its a cool experience. I definatly would not propose there unless she is really into that kind of stuff. Like having the King announce it or something.

Go there for fun. Not to get hitched.

 

[nitrous]

Alright, glad I asked. I didn't know how the atmosphere there was.

What's a nice restaurant near Lake Shore Avenue?

 

[Fish]

I dont remember the restaraunt, but its on the 95th floor of the Hancock IIRC. Plus you can check out the observatory. Thats where I popped the question.

Plus theres a horse and carrige(SP) ride just kiddy corner from the Hancock. Plus you can park in a garage right behind it. Isnt it just convinient??

 

[SaturdaysGS]

Originally posted by Fish@Jul 19 2006, 01:01 AM
I dont remember the restaraunt, but its on the 95th floor of the Hancock IIRC. Plus you can check out the observatory. Thats where I popped the question.

Plus theres a horse and carrige(SP) ride just kiddy corner from the Hancock. Plus you can park in a garage right behind it. Isnt it just convinient?? 

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Thats my plan for my g/f and I's upcoming date.

 

[UNCTYPE-S]

Originally posted by Fish@Jul 19 2006, 12:01 AM
I dont remember the restaraunt, but its on the 95th floor of the Hancock IIRC. Plus you can check out the observatory. Thats where I popped the question.

The Signature Room
96th Floor = The Signature Lounge

 

[TonzKnock-G]

How NICE are you talking?

 

[nitrous]

Nice as in a very "dressy" (suit/tie or khakis/collared shirt) place.

Fish, I take it Signature Room is a dressier place?

 

[UNCTYPE-S]

Yes, it is a nicer place. No jeans, gym shoes, shorts, hats, blah blah blah etc. You dont have to wear a tie, but nice pants, shoes, and a tucked in collared shirt will do.

 

[nitrous]

Thanks guys, I just bought her ring yesterday

It'll be ready on the 26th.

 

[nitrous]

BTW, Medieval Times has some kickass garlic bread!