Tournament of Kings Tickets at Excalibur Arena – Best Seats & Deals

Excalibur Arena Seating Guide: Where to Sit for the Best Tournament of Kings Experience

The Excalibur Arena's in-the-round configuration means every seat offers a unique perspective of the jousting action. Below we break down the best value tickets, premium sections, and strategic seating choices for this medieval dinner spectacle.

Best Value Tickets ($114-$124)

• Front-Row Kingdom Sections (Rows A-B): NORW A, IREL A, FRAN B at $114 offer exceptional value - you'll be right in the action with knights charging past your table.
• Mid-Action Rows: HUNG C and FRAN C at $124 provide elevated views perfect for taking in the full scope of battles while still feeling immersed.
• Pro Tip: France (FRAN) and Norway (NORW) sections typically see more direct performer interaction during the show.

Sweet Spot Seating ($128-$138)

• Elevated Center Views: Rows D-E in IREL, NORW, and SPAI sections ($128-$134) offer the best balance of price and panoramic visibility of all battle sequences.
• Dragon Section Advantage: DRAG A at $121 puts you near the fire-breathing climax with good knight entrances.
• Note: ROMANIA sections (ROMA) at $130-$137 provide more lateral views of the coronation ceremony.

Higher Tier Options ($140-$156)

• Premium Front Rows: DRAG A-B and ROMA A at $140-$145 place you closest to signature effects like the dragon battle.
• Royal Treatment: AUSTRIA (AUST) A-B rows at $140 include better server attention during the dinner service.
• Consider: These sections offer marginally better views than value seats - only upgrade if you want guaranteed aisle access.

Premium/Last-Minute Seats ($173+)

• Final Inventory: ROMANIA E ($173) and SPAIN D ($187) are only worth considering if other sections sell out.
• VIP Alternative: Look for "PCE" (Prince/Princess) rows in SPAI section which sometimes include special recognition during the show.

Key View Differences by Section

• France/Norway/Ireland: Best for main jousting sequences and knight entrances
• Dragon/Romania: Prime views of fire effects and final battle
• Hungary/Spain: See more of the comedic servant performances
• Rows A-C: Feel the horses thunder by (but may crane neck for some aerial acts)
• Rows D-E: Better for taking in the full scope of choreographed battles

Our Recommendation

For first-time visitors, the $114 FRAN B or IREL A tickets deliver the quintessential experience. Return guests should try DRAG A ($121) for a different perspective on the fire spectacle. Groups of 5+ can often secure best pricing in HUNGARY C section at $123.

Pro Tips

• Arrive 45+ minutes early - seating is first-come within your assigned section
• Rows further back (D-E) actually have better visibility for the aerial silk performers
• Left-side seats in each section typically face the royal throne directly