Alumni Family Day at Medieval Times

While enjoying a 4-course banquet, highly trained knights will joust for 2 hours and show off their swordsmanship in hand-to-hand combat, along with displays of horsemanship and majestic falconry. The audience will cheer on one of six knights in this epic tournament like no other.

The show is set in Medieval Spain and is the true story of a noble family with documentation dating back to the 11^th century.

Check out the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament website for more details about the experience.

The Menu

Four courses will be served:

• Garlic bread and tomato bisque soup.
• Roasted chicken.
• Sweet buttered corn and herb-basted potatoes.
• Dessert of the Castle.

To drink, guests will be offered coffee and two rounds of select non-alcoholic beverages. Adult guests can also purchase alcoholic refreshments from their full-service bar.

Vegan and vegetarian options are available. Please let your server know of any special dietary needs as you settle into your seats and they welcome you.

Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

10 Dufferin Street

Toronto, ON

M6K 3C3

Parking

The Exhibition Place Go Transit station offers paid parking and is a 5-minute walk to the castle.

The City of Toronto offers paid parking directly next to the castle, and can be accessed via Yukon Place. Pricing depends on events and availability and can be paid via the attendant, Green P app, or Pay and Display machine.

Directions

The castle is located at the south end of Dufferin Street or along Lake Shore Boulevard West, where it can be reached via British Columbia Road or Ontario Drive and Princess Boulevard.

TTC and Go

Take the 29, 329, or 929 TTC bus lines, exit at Dufferin Gate Loop, and then walk 4 minutes to the castle. 

Take the 504 or 504A TTC streetcar lines, exit at Dufferin Gate Loop, and then walk 4 minutes to the castle.

Take the TTC Line 2 to Dufferin Station, then hop on the 929 Dufferin Express Bus Route and exit at Dufferin Gate Loop, and then walk 4 minutes to the castle.

Take the LW Go train and exit at Exhibition Go, and then walk 9 minutes to the castle.

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• Words or actions that are disruptive, disrespectful or degrading to others, including any messages, images or interactions by anyone, in any form, regardless of event location.
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We encourage all attendees to:

• Participate in an authentic and active way.
• Exercise consideration and respect in your speech and actions.
• Attempt collaboration rather than conflict.
• Be mindful of your surroundings and of your fellow participants.

We encourage everyone to play an active role in creating a welcoming environment. Please report any concerns, harassing behaviour or disruptive activity to event staff.

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