dolly parton's dixie stampede dinner & show

awesome!!!!!! the food was all hot and tasty. the pork loin was tender with no waste. the roasted chicken was so moist. the soup, potato and biscuit were all so good. the service was superior and the show was outstanding. great family time. loved everything.

great food! great service! sorry i didnt take pics, was too busy watching the show and stuffing my face. well worth the price and will keep coming back...been here about 4 times already! stampede!

it is not only the entire chicken and glass of tea that you get; it is the awesome show that you experience. i have loved this place very much. everything about it is special and fun and absolutely entertaining.

the food and service was good.  pre-show bar attendants could do a better job.  horrible seats for dinner show.  we were in section a1, so i thought we had good seats.  upon arrival, we were seated at the extreme far end of the arena.  we could not see anything going on in the center...which is where the entire show is.  could only see the back of any characters.  you would think that if you spend over $300, you would be able to see the show.  very disappointing and very expensive.

the show was good and very family oriented... good quality fun with dolly!! the food was better than i expected... chicken was tender and i absolutely loved the soup ... it's creamy and delicious!! the only complaint is the seats are small and you don't have much room!

the food was what i would expect. it wasn't bad, but not having utencils made it difficult to eat. i wasted a lot of the chicken because of this. i was disappointed with our reserved premium seats. we were all the way up front so we were facing the backside of the act most of the time and couldn't see the stage at all. my daughter is vegan and their selections for those who are aren't very good. they also forgot to bring out part of her meal. the tea is instant, so it has this nasty lemon flavor added into it. i wish i had selected pepsi. so if you like real fresh brewed tea, don't order this stuff.

good show, ok food..eat with your hands. enjoyed the show. the food was ok, but not amazing. the chicken, corn, potato and apple turnover were my favorite. the soup is ok on the biscuit but kind of tasteless by itself. the pork loin was dry and too smoky for my taste. i feel the price is worth it considering all you get...preshow, show, dinner, dessert, and you can visit with the horses in the stables before/after the show. seating is long bench style, so unless you get an end seat or the top row of the arena, you are stuck. seating can be tight as the space allotted is not large. seats are comfortable. lighting during eating is dim since you are watching a show. you are not given silverware....you eat with your hands! so, bring plastic utensils with you if that bothers you.

overall, an enjoyable experience. i would recommend at least once if you have never been.

not for picky eaters. first off we loved show and meal but not especially a favorite for kids that are picky eaters. do you know many children that would eat a large turnover, white soup ( or any for that matter) and a whole cornish hen? i would suggest for the price charged that chicken nuggets, corn on the cob, and a cookie would be more appropriate. our grandson's entire meal was dedicated to the trash can. what a waste of good food! come on dolly change is good!!!!!!

i recently went to tennessee (pigeon forge, specifically) to visit my parents while on vacation. pigeon forge is a very tourist-heavy town, so it was tough to scope out restaurants that got to the real culture of the town instead of tourist traps. but we tried. saturday the old mill creamery  - we went here mostly because we had a long wait for our dinner. but there were a dozen or so options in the form of bowls, cones or shakes. i got a two-scoop cone with a peanut butter moose tracks sort of ice cream and another that i can't remember. but overall, pretty tasty! grade: a the old mill restaurant  - this is where we chose for dinner my first night there. while our wait was incredibly long, once we finally got in, service was quick. a house salad and some corn fritters were rushed to our table. i ordered the meatloaf, with a side of macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes (which were served family style) and a pecan pie. the price was about $20 all inclusive. it comes in a nice set. and it was also pretty tasty. the meatloaf was ground pretty fine, so it was crumbly. but the top had a nice tomato flavor. the corn fritters, mashed potatoes and macaroni and cheese were all good. average-ish. the pecan pie was good. overall, a decent meal. love comfort food, but the wait was so incredibly long. and nothing was totally mind-blowing. grade: b sunday alamo steakhouse  - this is one i wanted to go to because i heard really good reviews. in an act of luck, we ended up going for lunch, so it's a good bit cheaper. i ordered the horseradish-crusted sirloin with a side of mushroom risotto and their potatoes. i ordered it medium, and it was definitely overcooked. i saw no pink. but flavor was on point. the horseradish-parmesan crust wasn't so much a crust as it was melted cheese with just a tiny tang (don't be scared by the horseradish - not potent). mushroom risotto was flavorful, and the fried potatoes were average. overall, though, very good lunch. grade: a monday big daddy's pi

cheftom. a truly awesome experience. with my parents celebrating their 40th and we all had a blast. if you decide to visit, hope and pray your server is damian. very professional and made the experience even more enjoyable.

so much fun!. we had never been to a diner show like this. very pleased with the show! juicy chicken, cool horse tricks, great atmosphere. we loved our dinner!

celiac disease. fabulous gluten free meal! you need to tell them when you order tickets. i got a special ticket that said special meal. i got the same delicious meal as everyone else except i did not get the soup or roll at the beginning of the meal. in place of the apple turnover i got the best large, warm cookie for my dessert. great job, dixie stampede!

couldn't have been better!. we absolutely loved this show! even my very critical husband loved the show as well as the food and the coffee was the best we've had in branson so far (apparently, all of branson makes weak coffee). my 3 year old had his eyes glued to the performers and was well behaved from the beginning of the pre-show to the end of the main performance. i personally loved dolly's televised address! we are from chicago and have attended many professional performances. this show was top-notch. will definitely see it again the next time we are in town.

don't waste your money!. my husband and i were really looking forward to this dinner/show, and were we ever disappointed. it was the most money we spent for dinner while on vacation. the show was cheezy and depended a good deal on audience participation. the horses were beautiful and well trained, and the riders were excellent. the wait staff doubled as singers, and never missed a beat. as wonderful as this part of the show was, the food was awful. the soup had no flavor, the chicken was dry, the thick slice of potato was hard and also had no flavor and the sweet tea was powdered. i didn't even know that there was such a thing as powdered tea. it was terrible. my husband had coffee, and he said it was instant and just plain nasty. our favorite part of the show was when our waiter brought us a warm, wet towlette to clean our hands with (no silverware) and when the show was over and we could escape. spoiler alert - at the end of the show, the cast comes out and their clothes light up. my husband started humming "like a rhinesone cowboy" when we got to the parking lot. i really thought something with dolly parton's name attached to it would be top notch. by the time we bought the tickets, had stale peanuts and a non-alcoholic drink in the saloon, and tipped the waiter, our night out for two people cost over $100.00. save your money. don't go.

as always outstanding food and service. christmas show was incredible.