Ground-breaking immersive family attraction launches in the UK next month

, said she created the show after being to a number of similar events herself that weren't family friendly.

She said: "I just couldn’t find anywhere that honoured this special family moment.

"That’s when I realised there was a huge gap in the market.” 

Explaining the format, she told Sun Travel: "The show is centred around an interactive tournament, where the realms four greatest knights compete for the coveted title all hosted by the charismatic compere Arthur Chalice.

"Guests will be sitting amongst the action with the glorious Porchester Hall serving as a backdrop featuring its lavish marble staircase, the impressive stage, decorated with our enchanting Roc King Club theme.

"Roaming magicians, dancers and acrobats will bring the show right to your table. 

"Our guests will experience an exquisite banquet served, course by course, throughout the show. "

Nita compared the format to Lapland UK and Mamma Mia The Party, with similar "audience participation, but for the whole family".

Nita added that while the show isn't classed as a musical, they are "constantly exploring new stories, scripts and entertainers," which could see them launch one in the future.

The shows will be touring the UK, so you won't have to just head to the capital city.

All of the venues are to be confirmed, although will include London and Manchester - and hopes to one-day be a permanent show.

Nita added: "Part of my vision is to have a permanent flagship location in the UK."

Tickets for the London event are currently on sale, taking place on February 10 and 11 at Porchester Hall in Paddington.

Each day will have two sittings, taking place at 12pm and 6pm.

Including the show and three-course meal, tables start from £170pp for 4-6 people, or 155pp for 10 person tables. Kids under 1 go free.

Meals include charcuterie and nacho boards, a Pie of Wonder and deserts such as a cupcake surprise carousel or Sir Tain Death’s Poison Elixir.

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