Over this past weekend, Rawhide Wild West Town was having a special for its 41st anniversary and the admission was free! We went last year for their 40th, but it was so crowded that we didn't get to do much. We went as soon as it opened on Sunday and the lines weren't bad although they got worse as it got later. They had free lassos and cowboy hats, which were cute. We went to one of their short 15 minute performances called the Texas Kate Wild West show. One of the tricks was having their dog actually ride on the horse. It was entertaining, although I was worried that the dog was going to fall off the whole time. We ate at one of their restaurants called the Bullwhip BBQ Steakhouse and it was good. It was about $7 per person, except that they had corndogs for $3.50. You can wander around their cute western shops and they have a museum that's free. They also had an ice cream shop, a western store and a sweets shop. We went into the sweet shop and they had the BEST homemade fudge ever! We also rode on the Stagecoach, which was interesting. We went panning for gold, and it was probably the best attraction there. We didn't do any other attractions but for children they have burro rides, a petting zoo and even a mechanical bull. On a regular day, you pay per attraction, but they have buy one get one free attractions often. They actually have one coming up for next weekend, March 3rd and 4th! I'm guessing that if you go on a regular day, the lines won't be nearly as long. Overall it was a good day, especially since we spent it with friends and family! It would be a good place to take smaller children especially since its less expensive than regular theme parks.
Us waiting for the show to start in our free cowboy hats!
The Texas Kate show: Her demonstrating how to use a lasso
The trick preforming horse
The dog riding on the horse..
The Dead Man's Drop
The stagecoach
The Stagecoach Ride
In jail-The kids of the group!
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