Value seating
$59.99adults 10+; kids 3–9 $29.99
At an angle near the ends of the arena, close to where the cast rides in and out.

Dolly Parton's Stampede is a dinner show with 32 horses at 1525 W 76 Country Blvd on the 76 Strip. Every ticket includes a four-course dinner of rotisserie chicken and pulled pork, with unlimited Coca-Cola drinks, tea or coffee. From October 29 to January 3 it plays its Christmas show, with a live nativity and Elegance On Ice.
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Pick a date and the number of guests on the official booking page to see the prices for that show. Book your whole party in one order so you sit together; you choose the North or South side when you book.
For a family dinner out, yes: the four-course meal and the show come in one ticket, and kids get the same meal as adults. Prices below are for the 2027 season; Christmas shows start at the same $59.99, but some evening shows cost more.
$59.99adults 10+; kids 3–9 $29.99
At an angle near the ends of the arena, close to where the cast rides in and out.
$71.99adults 10+; kids 3–9 $36
In the same sections as Value, but closer to the middle of the arena. Premium seats, the next step up, are $77.99.
$104.99adults 10+; kids 3–9 $52.50
Front-row seats, a meet-and-greet with a cast member, a digital souvenir photo, a cheering flag and a VIP lanyard.
The arena show runs with 32 horses, longhorns and aerial acts, and the audience splits into two sides for a friendly North-versus-South competition, cheering for its riders. Dinner is served right to your seat while the show goes on, timed to the action in the arena.
At Christmas the rivalry becomes North Pole against South Pole. The Sugar Plum Fairy brings toys to life, skaters turn the arena into a frozen wonderland for Elegance On Ice, the Three Kings arrive on real camels for the living nativity, and Santa rides in on a horse-drawn sleigh.
Regular costs more for the more central view; Value is the budget choice and puts you close to the riders' entrance.
There's no separate kids menu: children eat the same feast as adults. The Original Creamy Soup mix is sold in the gift shop if you want to make it at home.
The lowest prices come from the operator's own deals rather than coupon codes.
Doors open 1 hour 15 minutes before the show. Every guest goes through a scanner at the door, and security may check bags.
Go through the scanner at the entrance; bags may be checked.
Walk past the open-air stables to see the horses up close before the show.
Live bluegrass and country music before the show.
The four-course feast and the arena show, with 32 horses, longhorns and aerial acts competing North against South.
Drive times by road, without traffic; from Grand Country you can walk in about 10 minutes.
Photo: Expedia76 Strip 9.2/10 on Expedia
Free parkingPets: 1 dog up to 20 lb, $40 a stayBreakfast included
1.3 miles, 3 min to the Stampede; free breakfast, indoor and outdoor pools.
Grand Country Waterpark Resort76 Strip 8.6 on ExpediaFree parkingNo petsBreakfast extra0.8 miles, 2 min to the Stampede, about a 10-minute walk; two indoor and two outdoor pools, a lazy river and water park access included, free parking.Check prices
Grand Oaks HotelThousand Hills and Green Mountain 8.6 on ExpediaFree parkingNo petsBreakfast included1.4 miles, 4 min to the Stampede, on Green Mountain Drive.Check pricesAt 1525 W 76 Country Blvd on the 76 Strip. From the Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing it's 2.3 miles, 6 minutes by car, without traffic.
Yes. It's the same dinner attraction on the 76 Strip; Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede was renamed Dolly Parton's Stampede in 2018.
For the 2027 season, adults 10 and up pay $59.99 in Value seats, $71.99 in Regular, $77.99 in Premium and $104.99 for VIP; kids 3 to 9 pay $29.99, $36, $39 and $52.50. Tax and a $4.50 fee per ticket come on top, and kids under 3 sit on a lap for free. Christmas shows in December start at $59.99 too, but some evening shows cost more.
Both are in the same sections. Value seats sit at an angle near the ends of the arena, close to where the riders come in and out, and cost less; Regular seats are closer to the middle.
Yes, a military rate, but only by phone at 417-336-3000, not online.
The operator's own deals are combo tickets with the Titanic Museum and group pricing for 20 or more; the military rate is booked by phone.
No. Everyone gets the same four-course meal, unless an allergy calls for an alternative.
Yes. Every ticket includes the four-course dinner and unlimited Coca-Cola drinks, tea or coffee. There are vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free meals if you pick them when you book.