I took my parents last year. It was over $100 for three of us. I thought it was okay, but my dad and mom, horse enthusiasts, loved it. You don't eat with silverware, but with your fingers. The night I was there you had a huge cornish hen that was pretty good. you also had another kind of meat which I can't remember with veggies and a dessert. The show and dinner lasts two or three hours. Come early so you'll have a chance to view the horses. Afterwards, you can meet the entertainers. This will be a real treat for children. I saw tons of little girls and preteens lining up to have their picture made with some of the production's leading men. Crowd interaction is encouraged and kids have a lot of fun cheer on their side. You'll also see some amazing rodeo talent in the process. Only one warning...the crowd is divided into sides that are cheering for the south and the north. So, if you have a preference, make sure you sit on the correct side. A funny band provides some pre-show entertainment and serves up some taste non-alcoholic cocktails, another reason to arrive early! Enjoy!
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