Posted by on December 31, 1969
Pirate’s Dinner Adventure is acclaimed as “the world’s most unique interactive dinner show.” Guests are entertained with an astonishing display of special effects wizardry, aerial artistry, swashbuckling swordplay, dynamic duels and daring-do; a classic story of good vs. evil that offers the perfect blend of action, adventure, comedy and romance; the opportunity to interact in the adventure; and
Source: California Destination Guide
Posted by on December 31, 1969
Medieval Times show features a tournament between Knights of the Realm in the flag toss, ring pierce, and javelin throw, followed by some exciting jousting with authentic medieval weapons. Guests are served a four-course banquet and cheer for one of six knights as they compete in the joust and other tests of skill. One brave knight is left at the end to claim the title of New Champion. 7662
Source: California Destination Guide
Posted by on December 31, 1969
Ring in the New Year at Medieval Times. In addition to the popular attraction’s combination of live jousting and a four-course banquet, this event features a DJ and dancing, a champagne toast and balloon drop at midnight, pre-show hors d’oeuvres, and more. The show features a tournament between Knights of the Realm in the flag toss, ring pierce, and javelin throw, followed by some exciting
Source: California Destination Guide
Posted by on December 31, 1969
Chinatown Los Angeles is a fascinating place to visit. Located along Broadway street in downtown the 16 block area is full of small shops and restaurants selling anything from incense to giant bags of mushrooms. There are several small shopping malls with the oldest being Old China Town Plaza with it’s distinctive old style Chinese architecture. There are plenty of places to park so get out of
Source: California Destination Guide