It’s time to move that once-per-year suggestion to go to Medieval Times out of the group chat. An evening at the immersive experience is unique, to say the least, and DFW boasts one of only 10 locations across the country.
Here’s what you can expect and some advice to make the most of it:
Transport to the 11th century during the two-hour show. Depending on your seat, you will have a knight to cheer on as they fight to protect the queen and the kingdom.
A four-course feast is served during the show. Eating with your hands is more authentic, but you can ask for cutlery. The cocktail menu is less authentic.
Our biggest tip: Arrive early. Doors open an hour before the show, giving you plenty of time to look around the Hall of Arms, get some photos, and snag some merch.
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Have you ever been to Medieval Times?
A. Yes, I love it there B. Yes — a long time ago C. No, but I want to go D. It’s not my thing
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The Dallas Mavericks are suing the Dallas Stars over control of American Airlines Center. Yes, you read that right. WFAA’s Ben Sawyers broke down the unusual situation with a look at how we got here + the uncertain future ahead. (WFAA)
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The huge $1.7 billion Westpark Village development project is coming into focus. New renderings show how the mixed-use facility may look at its future location, with 100,000 sqft of office space, residential units, and retail + dining options. (Fort Worth Start-Telegram)
Cause
Peanut butter. Rice. Fruit + veggies. Those are among the most needed items at food banks across North Texas. Cowtown organizations like the Tarrant Area Food Bank are looking for donations. (Texas Tribune)
Development
Construction just started on the final phase of a new affordable housing development in southeast Fort Worth. There are still 100 units to build at the Columbia Renaissance community, which will have 360 in total when complete. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Environment
The City of Fort Worth is celebrating a day of sustainability next month. Locals are invited to celebrate America Recycles Day on Saturday, Nov. 15, when the city is hosting a day of information, fun, local booths, and commitment to our planet’s future.
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Shoppers at a Spirit Halloween in Plano received an unseasonably cute surprise recently. Here’s a hint: It’s got two arms, two legs, and a notoriously cheeky streak. See for yourself. (NBC 5 DFW)
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Post Malone watched the Cowboys game at Flip’s Patio Grill in Grapevine this past weekend, and tipped $1,000. Have you ever seen any celebrities around town? We have.
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Michelin released its Texas guide earlier this week, and Fort Worth was snubbed again. Not a single Cowtown eatery received a star, but at least Goldee’s Barbecue received a Bib Gourmand — a recognition of its excellent food at a reasonable price.
Help us out here. Which local restaurants should make the list? Let us know and we might round up the suggestions in a future newsletter.
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