This prepaid ticket stub from Medieval Times documents a dinner and tournament show held at The Castle in Kissimmee, Florida, valid through December 30, 1985. The ticket, numbered 11838, features a functional yet visually distinct design, with the event name "Medieval Times" rendered in a stylized script font, contrasting with the utilitarian sans-serif typography used for logistical details. Prominently displayed in large, bold grey lettering, the word "PREPAID" underscores the ticket’s commercial function, while phrases like "Reservations Required," "Void If Detached," and "Non-Refundable" reflect the operational protocols of mid-1980s entertainment venues. The stub includes practical information such as the venue’s location in Kissimmee—a city in Osceola County, central Florida, near Orlando—alongside contact numbers for reservations: (305) 396-1518 and (305) 239-0214. The reverse side bears a legal notice outlining Florida’s alcohol consumption laws, specifying a minimum age of 21, with an exception for active U.S. military personnel aged 18 or older presenting valid identification. Printed in a straightforward sans-serif typeface, this disclaimer aligns with regulatory standards of the era, emphasizing the cultural and legal norms surrounding public entertainment venues. The ticket’s light beige card stock, perforated edge, and minimalist layout typify late-20th-century admission ephemera, blending promotional flair with bureaucratic efficiency. As a relic of 1980s themed dining and live-performance tourism, this artifact captures the rise of immersive entertainment experiences in Florida’s burgeoning leisure industry, while its preservation offers insight into period-specific printing techniques and hospitality practices.