Chuck Wagon Supper & Western Stage Show at Blazin' M Ranch Ticket

Came to the Blazin M for dinner and the show the day after Christmas. Things were slow getting in to the property and getting tickets. But the staff was apologetic and offered water and thanked everyone for their patience. Enjoyed the axe throwing, mechanical bull and mini golf. Once seated for dinner, the crew got everyone through the food line super quick. They are a well oiled machine at serving large crowds. The food was excellent. Pulled pork, BBQ chicken, mashed potatoes, green chili mac and cheese, corn bread, desert all hot the spot. The dinner entertainment show was not for me, but the crowd was mostly entertained and showed appreciation for the cast. The owners do it all here. From ticket sales, to entertainment. They give it their all. This is a great stop on our Christmas vacation. Would definitely recommend it to visitors of the area!

Excellent hosts. Lots of ranch activities for the kids, great cocktails, delicious food and hilarious entertaining show filled with tremendous talent.

I'm either NOT the target audience, nor was I at the same experience as the overall rating would suggest. Bottom line - knowing what I do now, I would neither consider the Blazin' M Ranch experience a value nor would I recommend it. Was this my fist dinner show experience? Not even (Midieval Times, Pirates Dinner Adventure).... My first cowboy Ranch dinner show? NOPE (Black Bart's Steakhouse, Saloon, & Musical Revue). This was subpar comparatively. 1) the experience - there are certainly things to do while waiting for food. Yes, there is axe throwing, target shooting, bull riding, mini golf, chess, and a small museum. They are all ok... but most look second hand and in need of some TLC. The employees are... there. Most are pleasant people, but there is an air of "forced fun" abound. It's easy to tell some of these folks are just doing a job, and not feeling they are a part of "something more". Maybe the wages rendered aren't commensurateto the services expeccted.... or maybe it's just the times... I haven't the answer - but do seei point 3! 2) the food. It was your typical food served at this type of event. It wasn't the best.. and it wasn't bad. There was plenty to eat and drink if you enjoyed the items served. 3) the dinner show. Wow - just Wow! It was entertaining; if you consider watching a train wreck entertaining. We were told this was their third performance of the Christmas show, and in the same announcement, told low sales/attendance resulted in one man doing the work of three, lighting / sound / etc.. The show; it felt like a poorly lifted idea from a popular Christmas movie and performed with minimal effort. Many members of the audience left mid show, and I was set to follow but was forbid doing so from my wife who's been a cast member for live theater. Her comment - this was the worst show she's ever seen! Those likely underpaid "doing my job" employees mentioned earlier.... yup, they were part of the show. Underutilized.... checked out... embarrassed... ? Something wasn't right and it showed! So, to wrap it all up, I'd recommend you travel up the road a short bit and head to Black Barts. It'll cost you approximately the same for a far better overall experience. PS. Please note: the new owners (4 years by their words) said they are working on things and even working on getting a locomotive. I don't really want to hear about how good it can be... I want it to BE as good as it can be, and a value for my money spent. This was a big L for us.

We had a great time at the Blazin' M, our group ranged in age from 2 to 54 years old. They had something for everyone to enjoy with the holiday themed Chuck Wagon atmosphere and the dinner show was a blast!!!

Our visit to the Chuckwagon at the Blazin’ M Ranch was a truly terrific experience. What stood out the most was the incredibly hardworking staff and family members who keep the place running. They go above and beyond to make sure every guest has a great time, and it’s clear that many of them juggle multiple roles with genuine enthusiasm and care. There’s plenty to do, and all of it was fun—axe throwing, bull riding, mini golf, the escape room, and the museum were all highlights for us. The evening show was undeniably cheesy, but in the best, most family-friendly way. It had that wholesome charm that makes you smile even when you know it’s a bit over the top. The food was delicious and satisfying, rounding out a memorable night. If you’re looking for a wholesome, fun-filled experience with great people and a little something for everyone, the Blazin’ M Ranch is definitely worth a visit.