Definitely unique experience, it just wasn’t my kinda thing! The show was very well put together and kinda funny! But some parts just lost your attention! Obviously none of what they did I could do so that was cool, I just think personally it’s geared to family’s with small kids or teens! Would I see it again? Probably not, but it was semi worth seeing. The food was the best so far and even though it was all you can eat. I didn’t feel like I needed to ask for more! The chicken was very tasty and the soup and biscuits were done to perfection! And the promptly filled your drinks before they were even close to empty. The seating however was a little uncomfortable. And you could tell the “ contest” was rigged. But it was still pretty good! If your looking for a dinner show that is pretty resonance and fun this is it. Better food than the Hatfield and McCoy show!

This was a good show for the whole family. We enjoyed the food and it was tasty and plentiful. The desert was also good. Our server wasn’t the nicest and we expected a little more friendliness and willingness to refill drinks, but overall the service was fine. We enjoyed the show as well and thought it was entertaining for all ages. The smell is horrible and if you don’t mind that, then you’ll be fine. Also, the staff needs to come at the end of the show to let you view photos. That was highly distracting to come during the middle of the show and took away from the enjoyment since you had to look over the pictures and hear pricing all at once.

It was ok. We go every year and it’s always the same ole same ole. I wish they would change it up, especially the food. And, our waitress was not friendly at all. Our grandchildren likes it so I don’t regret going but not sure we’ll go back next year.

It was my first visit since they changed it from Dixie Stampede. The show is great and the performers are incredibly talented. The food was better than I remember. It is a lot of fun, and a must do in the Smokies. They do need to work on the staff costumes. They are dressed like they should be in It’s a Small World at Disney.

Amazing. Mind blowing skill and good old American patriotism. I was concerned by the concept but it’s really worth a visit. If I say too much, I’d ruin it. If you like cowboys, horses and America, this is for you. Excellently done. Funny, exhilarating and impressive. Drinks are pricey but the included food is good and soft drinks keep coming.

We really enjoyed the Christmas themed show. Some of it was a little odd.... the toybox dance scene for example. But it was a great show, well put together, big arena and great trick riders. The food was very good, not out of this world or anything, but very filling. The "worst" thing I would say was the potato. It needed some butter or something. It just tasted like it was over roasted and left to sit for a long time. The chicken & pork was good, the corn was nice and the biscuit and soup was delicious. I think I liked that the best. The apple turnover was just OK.

Loved the Christmas show, so beautiful. Even had camels. Had been to the Dixie Stampede in the past, but hadn't seen the Christmas show. Loved it. The dinner was good, too. Loved the fried apple pie the next day. Too much to eat at the show. Soup. Corn on the Cobb, chicken, pork, half of baked potato, biscuit. Only disappointment was Coke zero instead of Diet coke.

We were looking for a family friendly unique show offering a meal. We found it! Our 4 families with 9 grandkids enjoyed the unique show featuring horsemanship, a Christ centered Christmas message, and cheesy clean humor. The food was more than we could eat, served hot and timely. If there has been a previous show, you can walk past many stabled horses on the way to the front door. - Many comments have said there is no silverware provided, but a fork was at our settings and that worked well for us. - Driving up the driveway 30 minutes before our program was early enough. - Our seats were three rows from the top and our 9 year old could see perfectly well.

We saw the 1pm Christmas Show and loved it. A great wholesome family show! Everyone in the show was great! We loved Skeeter and the MC.  We enjoyed the food which consisted of rotisserie chicken, sliced piece of pork, corn on cob, half baked potato and creamy vegetable soup.  Soft drinks were constantly being refilled by our  server, Emily who was awesome. In fact all the employees we encountered were great. Best seats are sitting directly in the center. If you want alcohol drinks during the show you have to scan a code with your phone. We got a drink before sitting and I would strongly recommend doing this. Strongly recommend visiting the restroom before the show because seating is arena style.  If you arrive early you can wait in a large waiting room/area. The waiting area has some seating,  had live entertainment and tables set up to play checkers which was fun. There's a small bar to order drinks and popcorn. There's a nice gift shop onsite and you can also see some of the horses in their stalls. Plenty of free parking. Very nice show and property grounds.

My wife and I went to Dolly Parton’s Stampede show tonight. Highly recommend this for full family entertainment. Show was great. Horsemanship was fabulous. Food was good but way too much. Could easily have cut out the turkey and potato. Soup very good starter. Biscuit quite good. Full Cornish hen was more than I could eat on top of everything else. Our server, Dani, was excellent and took great care of us. I would highly recommend the Stampede especially for families.