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Step into 12th-century England with a theatrical feast celebrating the legend of Robin Hood
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The central stage where knights perform jousting displays and sword fights for the audience. This area features 360-degree viewing for an immersive experience.
Guests are served a traditional-style dinner within this rustic setting reminiscent of a castle. The hall provides a lively atmosphere perfect for the evening show.
The entrance to the Magic Robin Hood area features themed stone-style architecture. It sets the mood for your medieval night benidorm tickets experience immediately upon arrival.
This elevated seating area offers some of the best views of the combat displays in the arena. It is a preferred spot for those wanting a clear view of all the action.
Visitors can view the horses used in the jousting tournaments within this designated space. It provides an interesting look at the preparation behind the scenes.
Magic Robin Hood offers an immersive, interactive historical experience, whereas Benidorm Palace provides a sophisticated, high-production cabaret. They complement each other; most visitors who do both call the medieval night benidorm tickets tours the more family-centric option.
| Feature | Top pick Magic Robin Hood | Benidorm Palace |
|---|---|---|
Theme |
Historical jousting | Cabaret variety show |
Dining Style |
Medieval banquet | Dinner and dance |
Family Appropriateness |
Highly suitable | Suitable for older children |
Performance Style |
Live action arena | Professional dancers and singers |
Duration |
2.5 hours | 3–4 hours |
Vibe |
Boisterous and active | Elegant and theatrical |
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Verdict: Choose the medieval night benidorm tickets tour for an action-packed, participative evening, or select Benidorm Palace for a polished, multi-act spectacle with dinner and dance.
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Arrive at the entrance, show your voucher on your phone, and walk in. Most tickets include priority or skip-the-line access.
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Camino Viejo de Altea, nº3
Proceed to the Magic Robin Hood check-in desk
Follow N-332 towards El Albir and follow signs for Magic Robin Hood.
Available from Benidorm center or Altea station.
Casual comfortable attire is recommended for this themed dining experience. While guests are welcome to wear medieval-themed costumes, it is not required for the Magic Robin Hood show.
Small personal bags are permitted inside the venue. Security personnel may check belongings upon arrival to ensure a safe environment for all guests attending the dinner show.
Photography is permitted throughout the venue for personal use. We ask that guests refrain from using flash during the main performance to avoid disturbing the performers.
The venue is designed with accessibility in mind to accommodate guests with reduced mobility. Please inform the reservation team in advance to ensure appropriate seating arrangements for your medieval night benidorm tickets visit.
This experience is highly family-oriented and suitable for all ages. Children will enjoy the interactive nature of the tournament and the immersive atmosphere of the Magic Robin Hood complex.
The 37 EUR entrance fee covers the medieval dinner and show. Please notify the staff at the time of booking if you have any specific dietary requirements or food allergies.
Camino Viejo de Altea, nº3
Proceed to the Magic Robin Hood check-in desk
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Mild temperatures make outdoor areas pleasant before the show begins.
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Non-bookable sights within a short walk — free to visit, easy to pair.
A scenic pebble beach perfect for a daytime walk before your evening entertainment.
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On-site accommodation for total immersion in the medieval theme.
Magic Robin Hood opened its castellated dining hall in 1992 as the Costa Blanca's first full-scale dinner tournament, converting a holiday resort's entertainment wing into a permanent medieval arena. The 37-euro standard ticket includes a four-course banquet served without cutlery, jousting on horseback, and a ninety-minute choreographed tournament staged beneath a steel-truss ceiling draped in heraldic fabric. Two hundred seats encircle the sand-floored arena where Andalusian horses wear caparisons and riders carry ash-wood lances that splinter on impact. The format descends from the American dinner-tournament model pioneered in California in the 1980s, adapted here with Spanish castellation and a menu built around roast chicken, vegetable paella, and alioli. The show runs seven nights a week from 19:00 to 23:00, with doors opening at 19:00 and the pre-show fanfare beginning at 20:30. Guests sit at long communal trestle tables assigned by color — red, blue, green, or yellow — each supporting one of four competing knights. Seating is unassigned within each color section, and the hall holds roughly two hundred diners per performance. The tournament script includes mounted combat, sword duels, falconry demonstrations, and a flag-waving finale choreographed to recorded orchestral music. Horses are stabled on-site and trained in dressage and controlled rearing. The facility is part of the larger Magic Robin Hood resort complex on Camino Viejo de Altea, three kilometers inland from El Albir beach. Medieval night benidorm tickets provide access to the full dinner and show without additional fees for seating or service. The menu accommodates vegetarian requests if notified in advance, and the performance is multilingual with Spanish and English narration. The venue is climate-controlled, and the sand arena is raked nightly. Photography is permitted, though flash is discouraged during mounted sequences. The jousting tournament tradition in Spain dates to the fifteenth-century Iberian courts, where royal tournaments used rebated lances and scored points rather than unhorsing opponents. Magic Robin Hood's choreography prioritizes theatrical impact over historical fidelity, with pyrotechnics, amplified sound, and a scripted hero-villain narrative. The resort's broader grounds include a swimming complex and family lodging, but the dinner show operates independently with separate ticketing and no requirement to stay overnight.
"Two hundred seats encircle the sand-floored arena where Andalusian horses wear caparisons and riders carry ash-wood lances that splinter on impact."
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You arrive at the castellated entrance on Camino Viejo de Altea by 19:00, trading your mobile voucher for a colored pennant that determines which knight you will cheer. The pre-show hall smells of roasting meat and hay, and servers in linen tunics circulate with sangria and soft drinks. At 20:30 a trumpet sounds and you file into the arena, taking your place at a long trestle table beneath a yellow banner. The first course — tomato soup and bread — arrives in pewter bowls as the herald announces the competing knights. The tournament opens with a flag parade, horses cantering in formation around the sand perimeter. Your knight, clad in plate armor and riding an Andalusian stallion, lowers his lance and charges. The impact echoes through the hall and splinters scatter across the sand. You eat roast chicken with your hands, wiping alioli on bread, as sword duels unfold at close range. A falconer releases a Harris hawk that swoops low over the tables, and the crowd roars. By 22:30 the final joust determines the victor, and you wave your pennant as fireworks punctuate the closing fanfare. You leave through the gift arcade at 23:00, hands still greasy, sand on your shoes, the taste of sangria and woodsmoke lingering.
The venue is open daily from 19:00–23:00.
Yes, this experience is highly recommended for families visiting the Magic Robin Hood resort.
The 37 EUR standard adult entry fee includes the medieval dinner and the live show.
Digital tickets on your mobile device are typically accepted at the Magic Robin Hood entrance.
Yes, please inform the staff of any dietary requirements at the time of your booking.
We recommend arriving between 19:00–20:00 to allow time for check-in before the 20:30 pre-show.
Parking is available on-site at the Magic Robin Hood complex for guests.
Photography is allowed, though we ask that you do not use flash during the performance.
Please refer to the cancellation terms provided during your booking to understand the specific refund policy.
Yes, you can easily combine your evening with a visit to the Playa del Albir or Altea Old Town.