So many people talked about how they work with allergies. However only the common ones apparently. We wanted to go for our daughter’s 13th birthday. However we have someone with a chicken allergy. They can be around chicken , just can’t ingest it. They could not guarantee no cross contamination, which is perfectly understandable. However as that person could not eat anything you would expect a discount. No , it’s a dinner show and there is no allowances because you medically can not eat the dinner. You also can not bring anything in with you for that person. So much for working with potential customers.
The show was great, I snapped a couple of photos. I liked how we could hangout while we waited and have some drinks. The only downside to this is it leads to major overcrowded groups. The food was good, I seen so many people not trying the soup that’s one of my favorite parts lol!!This was also my first time at the stampede! I had been to Hatfield & McCoy twice (it’s still my favorite) but I might come back one day we’ll see..!
AWESOME! Ihad no idea what to expect here and I was very pleased! The show flowed extremely well and the performers were excelent! They utilized several different trained animals, horses, cattle, buffalo, chickens, birds and pigs. The show offered animal entertainment, acrobatics and family friendly comedy. The food was delicious and huge proportions. This place is definitely a go to!
It was our first time and we all loved it! We enjoyed the show and all the animals were so beautiful. The Buffalo were probably my favorite to see other than Dolly's beautiful horses! The food was very good and even the kids got a full portion. They had big smiles on their face over all that food on their plates. The dessert was very delicious! We 100% recommend the show and that ending was so breathtaking!??? We'll definitely be back to visit next time we're in town.Don't forget after the show to go visit the horses in their stable at the back of the building. They are so sweet and love visitors.
Loved it. We had awesome front row seats. It was a great show with some very talented people. Excellent food and service was on point tonight. Highly recommend. I will definitely back.
I hate that I waited so long to see this. The performances were absolutely amazing. I'd like to applaud the amount of effort it takes to orchestrate such a show. My family absolutely loved it 110%. When entering, all workers were extremely professional. Only con is, it can be a bit pricey so checking ticket prices before entering is helpful. However, it was worth every penny. One of the best attractions we've visted.
Great experience overall but that soup ? I could eat that for every meal lol
From the start I felt unhappy. There was a horse that looked sick and obviously not being cared for in one of the outdoor stables. Then during the show they brought out Buffalo and they were for sure not being cared for. Their fur was all patchy and looked like they had sores all over their body. The food was cold and the corn was mush. My coke tasted like watered down syrup. Just not a good experience. Very disappointed that Dolly isn’t making sure the animals are being treated correctly.
We came to our Fist Stampede Show back in 2004 and felt in love with the show! Came back for spring break in 2020 and they just had closed the venue for the virus so we couldn’t see it! Last year 2021, we tried again and saw it for the second time!! And on Monday May 23rd 2022! We were lucky to enjoy the show and see it in full capacity! Very blessed!! Thanks Dolly for all you do for your community too! ????❤️
Been a while (15 years) since I been as a kid. Loved it as much as before. Food was great and filling and the show was neat to enjoy.They allow you to record and take pictures the entire show (no flashes though). Staff is very friendly and are willing to help you find your seat. Also the place is very accommodating for hearing impaired and food allergies.Show jokes were funny for all ages.Ps they still have the chicken race with little kids like I participated in back in the early 2000's