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Excalibur is one of the older casinos and hotels on the Strip, situated between New York New York and Luxor.
I think it's outdated, cheesy and in need of some TLC. That said; it is worth a visit purely for the excellent arcade section in the basement called the Fun Dungeon. Bring your singles with you though because each games costs a few.
Check out some of the hotel here:
Dining. Shudder. I had the worst meal of my life at Dirty Dick's (yep classy establishment that one). I ordered a Salad and couldn't eat it. I covered my meal with a napkin in disgust and wrote on it "Here's your tip - don't charge people for food which is not edible". Usually we are pretty good tippers (20% and above) but after the desecration of a salad I couldn't bring myself to do it. Steer clear.
For more dining options, see below.
Check out some of the hotel here:
You can see three different shows at Excalibur: The Australian Bee Gees, Thunder from Down Under or Tournament of Kings (which is a dinner and show). They're flogging off tickets for two of the above for $75 on the website.
Here are some clips from each show so you get an idea of what they offer (although Thunder from Down Under is fairly obvious - no full nudity is in this clip either).
For more dining options, see below.
In the ever-changing Las Vegas restaurant scene, Excalibur’s dining options remain famous for value, variety and a full serving of the extraordinary. Or, if you never want to leave your room, room service is available!
Enjoy dinner at the quintessential Las Vegas steakhouse.
Meals served family-style, perfect for passing around the table.
Choices for every appetite. Popeyes, McDonalds, Pick Up Stix, Krispy Kreme, Schlotzsky’s and more!
Getting in late? Too tired to get dressed? Entertaining some friends? We have the solution for you, Excalibur In-Room Dining.