Medieval Times sells discounted military tickets for all of its castles online after ID.me military verification, and at participating US military bases, where a free Royalty upgrade is included. The amount is not published, and the page names service members and their families without saying outright that veterans qualify.
Veterans: Not stated by Medieval Times.
Medieval Times names the men and women of the armed forces and their families. Its page describes ID.me Troop ID as a card for military, veterans, spouses and family members, but it does not say outright that veterans get the castle rate.
Go to Medieval Times' military discount page (opens in a new tab)
Medieval Times names the men and women of the armed forces and their families. It does not name veterans, retirees, the Guard or Reserve as groups, and it publishes no rules for spouses or dependents buying alone.
Not stated by Medieval Times: veterans, National Guard and Reserve, retirees, veterans rated 100 percent disabled, spouse of active duty, spouse of a veteran, surviving spouse, Gold Star family, dependents and caregivers.
Medieval Times checks military status through ID.me military verification online; participating base ticket offices for base purchases.
Online buyers verify with ID.me, while buyers at a participating base also get a free Royalty upgrade.
The military discount is not always the lowest price. Compare it with these before you buy.
Medieval Times does not show the military price until you verify with ID.me, so compare it with your castle's public coupon. On October 2, 2026, the Dallas castle listed 15 percent off tickets through December 31, 2026, at $65.41 for adults and $39.91 for children, before tax, gratuity and fees. A base purchase adds the Royalty upgrade, which includes preferred seating, priority seating access and a VIP cheering banner.
Medieval Times does not say whether the military rate combines with other offers. Its castle coupon offers, such as the Dallas coupon, cannot be combined with any other offer or group rate.
Exchange availability was not checked. Medieval Times names participating military bases, not the Exchange.
No dated military offer was found. Castle coupon offers carry their own end dates, such as December 31, 2026 for the Dallas coupon.
Military discounts at similar brands, from our checked data.
| Brand | Rate | Cap | Veterans | Verifier | Spouse of a veteran | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medieval Times | Discounted military ticket rate at all castles; the amount is not published before ID.me verification. Base purchases add a free Royalty upgrade. | No cap confirmed | Not stated by Medieval Times | ID.me military verification online; participating base ticket offices for base purchases | Not stated by Medieval Times | Online, In store |
| Dollywood | Military 1-Day theme park tickets from $66.49 plus tax, against a regular adult price from $94.99; military Silver Season Pass $141.49 for adults | No cap confirmed | Yes | ID.me online verification | Not stated by Dollywood | Online |
| LEGOLAND (US parks) | LEGOLAND California: up to 35 percent off 1-Day and SEA LIFE Hopper tickets, from $72.54 against a $129 gate price. LEGOLAND Florida and New York: free entry for the service member and 50 percent off for up to six guests, for visits October 1 to November 30, 2026. | No cap confirmed | Yes | ID check at the hotel and base ticket office; the New York military ticket store is labeled for ID.me military buyers | Not stated by LEGOLAND (US parks) | Online, In store |
| Six Flags | Theme park military day tickets from $35 to $57 online, against listed gate prices of $70 to $119, depending on the park | No cap confirmed | Limited: Varies by park | ID.me, after you choose a military ticket online | Limited | Online |
| AMC Theatres | Special military pricing at participating theatres; amount not published | No cap confirmed | Not stated by AMC Theatres | Box office check of a valid photo military ID | Not stated by AMC Theatres | In store |
Use the US Military ID.me button on the military discounts page. If the page does not load properly, Medieval Times says to clear your cache and try again.
Buy at a participating US military base. The upgrade is included only with base purchases.
Tickets are nonrefundable, but you can reschedule to another date for a fee. Call 888-935-6878.
Use the separate CAF link on the military discounts page instead of ID.me.
ID.me accepts several veteran documents, including DD214, NGB22, VHIC, VIC, VA eligibility letters and a state or county veteran ID. Names must appear on the document. Uploads of CAC and Uniformed Services ID cards are not accepted.
The store sets discount eligibility. Verifying a military credential does not mean every store includes your group.
Qualifying veterans with a service-connected rating, including 0 percent, can use commissary and exchange privileges. Other eligible groups include retirees, former POWs, Purple Heart and Medal of Honor recipients and recognized primary family caregivers. Bring your VHIC or the required VA eligibility evidence and photo ID for checkout.
Since November 1, 2024, eligible people without a VA health ID card (VHIC) can enroll for base access with a REAL ID at the visitor center, which checks eligibility electronically. The gate and the checkout check eligibility separately, so confirm local entry rules before you go.
If your privilege comes only from the 2020 expansion, commissaries add 1.43 percent for credit or signature debit and 0.36 percent for PIN debit. Cash, checks, SNAP EBT and eWIC have no fee.
Yes. Medieval Times sells discounted military tickets for all castles online after ID.me verification, and at participating US military bases with a free Royalty upgrade.
Medieval Times does not say outright. Its page names the men and women of the armed forces and their families, and describes ID.me Troop ID as a card for military, veterans, spouses and family members.
Medieval Times does not publish the amount. You see the military rate after you verify with ID.me.
Yes for the online rate. The page says the ID.me rate covers all castles. It does not list which military bases sell tickets.