Dixie Stampede - Pigeon Forge, TN

The show features an adrenaline-filled competition between the two sides of the theatre that’ll be sure to rouse your competitive spirit. There will be hoof-pounding races, side-stitching comedy and music performed by an extraordinarily talented cast. Add to that the talented cast of 32 horses, and it’s apparent that Dixie Stampede is a dinner show not to be missed.

Dinnertime is almost as entertaining as the show, with a whole host of tastes and smells that have wowed even the most renowned food experts. The Food Channel’s website issued an article raving about the Dixie Stampede’s dining expertise, summing up the whole affair with a few words on the immensity and quality of the meal. “During peak seasons, Dixie Stampede stages up to 5 shows daily,” explains The Food Channel’s Bill Bailey, “that’s 5,500 one-pound rotisserie chickens, 1,000 pounds of pork tenderloin, hundreds of pounds of fresh potatoes and ripe corn, and tens of gallons of creamy vegetable soup each day… if that sounds like a lot, it is—but it’s all quite good.” The meal is served by your respective Civil War soldier, depending on your seating arrangement. Despite their contrived differences, the costumed servers put aside their Northern or Southern loyalties to make sure you have a quality dining experience. “Just when you’re thinking ‘man my fingers are really greasy,” said Bailey, “Along comes your server, Union Soldier Aaron with a warm wet nap...”  The menu provides a delicious addition to an extraordinary show.