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This page from my master list of all Las Vegas articles I wrote while developing Vanabode as the best travel vehicle for cheap easy long term road trips. Excalibur Hotel in Las VegasExcalibur Hotel in Las Vegas has entertainment for the family as well as Las Vegas bachelorettes show. Kids will love the Tournament of Kings dinner show, taking you back to the days of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. The Excaliber Hotel looks its best with the lights on at night as shown below. The Tournament of Kings is an elaborate Medieval production similar to Medieval Times. Horses and riders are beautifully costumed. Seven kings and one evil dragon knight parade out with majestic fanfare. Every seat is a good seat and audiences are invited to participate by cheering for the king or country they represent. For instance, if you're sitting in the Norway section, you would cheer for the Norwegian King as he rides by. The kings dine with King Arthur at the Round Table, then the gladiator games, jousting and horse races begin. The evil fire wizard, Mordred, interrupts the fun by trying to steal King Arthur's kingdom. A battle ensues and one king dies. The others take it upon themselves to even the score. Every battle tops the previous one until a winner emerges. Dancing maidens, fire-eaters, singers and acrobats are woven into the show. Audience members eat with their fingers when they aren't banging their fists on the table. No utensils are given. Dinner includes tomato soup (dragon blood), a Cornish hen, steamed broccoli, potato wedges, and a biscuit. Dessert is a tasty apple pastry and soda. Nothing fancy but not bad either. A wet wipe is given after the dinner, but I think they should also provide one before dining. You may want to bring your own antibacterial hand gel. There's nothing like this show anywhere but at the Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas. Caesar's Palace has the Fall of Atlantis with talking statues and the Mirage has the dolphin habitat but this entertainment at the Excalibur truly matches the hotel theme.
She is conveniently located at the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Tropicana on the strip in Las Vegas. You will see that the castle is being transformed nearly every year with new updates to the interior. The casino is brighter and more fun than ever. Their great dining and thrilling entertainment options are worth stopping by for if you have kids.
There are about 998 remodeled rooms with 42-inch flat screen TV's at the Excalibur Hotel with updated facilities. These rooms include a beautiful bathroom with stonework countertops, alarm clocks with iPod hook ups. Also, the regular rooms are very comfortable and affordable. The casino with roughly 100,000 square foot and is very welcoming, spacious and beautifully decorated with scenes from medieval times. If you want privacy while spending some extra money, the casino offers a split area for high limit table games and high limit slots. In the gaming vicinity there is a non-smoking poker area that has quick access to the smoking areas and bars. There is horseracing and 150 seat race and sports book.
Either one you choose, Royal Treatment Spa and Fitness Center is the place to be. There is a steam room, gym, sauna and many soothing body treatments. Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has many different activities to choose from mainly targeting young families and Europeans who love the jousting Tournament of Kings dinner show. Try the spa, swim in the beautiful pools, burn calories in the gyms, and gamble in the casinos. Overview: Whether you are looking for a sun bathing day by the beautiful pools with a cocktail in hand, a relaxing day at the spa, a heart racing time at the horse races, or a great dining experience
and fun for your kids, Excalibur Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas probably has what you are looking for and more. Louie Anderson, from the hit TV series, Family Feud, performs nightly at the Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas, except Fridays. His sense of humor and wit is like no other. He'll keep you laughing all night talking about his escapades as one of eleven children. For an entertainment experience you won't forget, go to the Excalibur Hotel in Las Vegas. This has consistently been one of my favorite places to park our van, walk the strip, have the fun, play in thier pools and do it all for free using my Vanabode strategies and equipment. American Road Trips - reviews & pictures of places we visited on $20 a day - food, gas and lodging.
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