Nik Walker and Taran Killam Are Theme Park Super Fans — Here's What They're Most Excited About (Exclusive)

The two good friends, currently starring in 'Spamalot' on Broadway, regularly take theme park vacations together

There's more than one way to relax when you're not singing to a live audience night after night.

Spamalot actor Nik Walker, who's currently starring as Sir Galahad in the Monty Python musical eight times a week on Broadway, says when he's between projects he loves to relax at a good old American theme park — and he even brings his bestie with him.

"Taran Killam, who plays Lancelot in the show, he's my theme park brother," Walker, 34, says. "We did the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel together before it closed. It was a spectacular experience. And we're going to Epic Universe when it opens [in 2025]," he says of Universal Orlando's planned fourth park. "We're very excited to do that one!"

Related: Taran Killam: Five Things to Know

Walker says that he's such a park diehard that he's quietly become the go-to vacation planner for his Broadway pals.

"Literally there was a moment when I was just planning theme park vacations for all the Broadway people," he says with a laugh. "I wasn't taking any money for it. I just loved it so much."

He even got his wife Sarah Joyce in on the action.

"When I first brought my wife to Universal Studios when we were first dating, and she is a very sophisticated person, she was like, 'Why are we going to this place that's built for children?' Now she'll just go straight to Diagon Alley by herself, beg me for five more minutes."

Walker says his love of parks may stems from all the serious roles he's played on Broadway. 'I've made my career playing dark, brooding people," says Walker, who will next star alongside Matt Damon in the upcoming movie The Instigators.

"I go to Disney World and Universal Studios maybe three times a year. I have a trunk of Nerf guns in my dressing room, I'm literally staring at a Darth Star poster right now. So the the idea that I'm a grown child who can somehow pay his bills has been with me for a long time," he says.

He adds that's why he loves being in such a fun, upbeat show like Spamalot. "Doing this, where I can just kind of show up to play, is so freeing. The stakes are off in a way because it's just like, yeah, just go up there and literally be a kid!"

As for the attention his co-star Ethan Slater has gotten for his new romance with Ariana Grande?

Related: Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater Step Out for Broadway Show in NYC and Pose for Photos Backstage

"Whatever gets people to the theater!" he jokes. "The beauty of our show is once we start, the audience is with us the whole way until the end.

For more People news, make sure to sign up for our newsletter!

Read the original article on People.