Has to be the best show in town, riders very skilled and great visual effects throughout. The food was good and went with the theme. Service was excellent out server was great. After disappointment with other shows in town my girl had to talk me into this one. I am glad she did. Had a wonderful time and well worth the money

We come here every year for about 15 yrs but we will NOT be back. For starters the man outside taking temperature was so rude and hateful to my family it was disgusting and made me want to leave but paid to much for a very short show that should at least be 2 hours for the price but wasn't even a full hour and a half. Then they try to sell you your photo for 45.00, LIKE WHAT?? come on maybe 20.00 but why rip people off. Then the food comes and is so dry along with a watered down sprite that my children and myself gag on but they didn't care but I have to say the chicken and dessert were very good. They made my 5 year old son wear a mask that has sensory issues while he is screaming and crying as we fight to try to keep this mask on him and was told by the very rude man OUTSIDE if he didn't wear it we need to leave since we need to social distance without a mask when my child has SENSORY ISSUES he doesn't need a mask!!!! The show has been the same show for many many years and I enjoy that but they need to switch it up some as its becoming alittle ridiculous. I'm very sad mostly of the way we were treated by the old gentleman outside taking Temps for no reason at all and I heard him being nasty to others as well. Please please get some friendly staff so you don't loose anymore repeat customers.

I was reluctant to go after the change from ‘Dixie’ Stampede and reading some recent reviews, but my husband and I enjoyed the show. It’s still a “competition” of North vs South based on games, races, etc. Plenty of trick riding, barrel racing, and livestock with a splash of patriotism!
The food was average but good enough as I realized the show was definitely the main attraction! A very thin soup appetizer that you have to drink (no spoons given), rotisserie chicken, pork, potatoes, and corn on the cob are served as you watch the show. Dessert is an apple turnover, and a drink is included.
We had an excellent server, Kaylee, who made it a very enjoyable experience!
I do prefer this to the Hatfield and McCoy dinner show. The entire show and dinner seemed to take about 1 1/2 hours.