The elderly gentleman that owns the fort is a real hoot. He had so much history to tell. He showed us how to make rope and pressed pennys. The dinner part was run like a well oiled machine. They had the dinner stations down to a science and they had 500 people through those dinner stations in 20 minutes. The show was great - the 7 musicians played 30’s country to 90’s rock. It was a fun night.

Had a blast at the Dinner Show. Was surprised with how much we liked the food and the amount they gave me you filled you up! The show was great and entertaining. They played a variety of music sure to please everyone no matter the age.

Pastor Dan did a WONDERFUL job entertaining us and giving us interesting facts and history about all of the stops on the tour. Plenty of time was given at each main stop. He also made a few other quick stops at interesting points. Dan was very skilled at operating that big bus and did an expert job getting us through the Needles Eye Tunnel with the side mirrors still intact! For fun and information, this is your tour!

This was an amazing experience. The food and dinner show were very reasonably priced. You go through the food line only once and that's because its almost impossible to eat all the food you are given. The food is awesome and some of the best food I've eaten. The show is also very entertaining. I will go again if we drive through here.

If you are not staying in Rapid City long, you need to do this experience. This is a full SD experience. Chuck Wagon breakfast and dinner was well done - a lot of food! The tours are led by personable and knowledgeable people. Ken our guide was excellent. The sites are one of a kind. They showed and explained everything. The show at the end was hilarious! The musicians were very talented and the “surprise “ guests were very unexpected. Great fun for all ages.

The Rockin Wranglers were an amazing band . Great variety of music and what a fun show. Food was good served in a chuck wagon style while seated on picnic tables . Venue was sit up for close viewing. Only negative it was July hot and no air conditioning.

Hands down better than any show or dinner we've ever been to in Pigeon Forge TN. This is our first visit to Rapid City. Very good food and some of the best entertainment ever. Family friendly. When we return, we will return here.

We strongly recommend this tour and show. We have been traveling the USA, and this is one of our top 3 adventures. Great customer service by everyone, the tour has new busses that are very comfortable, the trip driver, Bill, was fantastic in information and interaction with his customers. Then you round out the day, 15 hours with traveling, with a cowboy meal and a show by the Rockin Wrangles music presentation..wowza....

The food was great. Plenty to eat and it was very good. The entertainment after dinner was great also. This is definitely something we will do again. The parking is a little shy but didn't deter from the great time. The coaster was a little jerky but it was fun also.

We arrived in the morning and had no problems finding a parking space. We then checked in at the office, received our tickets for the day and went to have our pancake breakfast. We sat and ate next to a lovely couple from Nebraska. Then we loaded up on the bus and we sat in the very back. There was open seats on both sides, so I was taking pictures and video from both sides of the Tour bus bouncing back-and-forth like a little kid. It was awesome. The tour through the Black Hills was great. We went through pig tail bridges and tunnels cut through the granite rock. We ate lunch where president Coolidge lived for the entire summer, which was quite a ordeal for all of the people that have to deal with the president. Of course we stopped at Mount Rushmore first and then on through the Black Hills of Custer national park. We saw mountain goats right outside the place where president Coolidge lived for the summer and as we were leaving on the tour bus we saw a Bull buffalo lying beside the road. He looked tired because he was huffing and puffing, breathing heavy. Our last stop was the crazy horse rock statue That has been worked on by the family for 75 years and it’s still not finished when finished it shows crazy horse pointing toward Black Hills. When we arrived back at Fort Hayes it wasn’t long before the dinner started and then the show started and it was fabulous. And I want to give a special shout out to our bus driver and His performances on stage, Dan Aughenbaugh.