Thursday, August 9, 2012
Dining Deals Win four tickets to Medieval Times!
Posted by Andrew Alexander @AndrewAWriter on Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 12:49 PM
Goode welcome to ye!
We’re about to get all medieval on your ass by sending it back to the days of jousting, falconry, and roasted meats. And your ass will even have some company. Three of your friends can go with you!
Medieval Times is a cool dinner show in a purpose-built castle at Discover Mills mall near Duluth. Basically, you chow down on a medieval-style dinner (vegetarian option available. Tis a fair and gentle kingdom) while watching a show of jousting knights, medieval weaponry, and falconry. Goode times!
We have four tickets (a $200 value) to give away to one lucky winner. Enter the contest below and win:
Who would win our contest free must answer me
These questions three, 'ere the Duluth show he see:
1. In what country is the Medieval Times show’s story set?
2. In medieval cooking, what did the term “frutours” refer to?
3. In 10 words or less, why should you win the Medieval Times contest tickets?
Answer all three questions in the comments section below OR email your responses to FoodAndDrink@creativeloafing.com. Please include an email address, phone number, Twitter handle, or some other means of contacting you.
Selecting a winner is entirely at the discretion of Creative Loafing so no wenching. The prize is four tickets to the Medieval Times Atlanta show, which includes dinner and the performance. Tickets must be used before Sept 2 and are redeemable for any performance except a Saturday show. Dinner is included as part of the prize package, but please tip your server!
Goode lucke!!
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