Magic is in the Air This Holiday Season at Dolly Parton’s Stampede

The most wonderful time of the year is here, and the world’s most visited dinner attraction is ready to celebrate the holidays with a breathtaking new ice-skating act in the entertaining and inspiring “Christmas at Dolly Parton’s Stampede” beginning Thursday, Oct. 24. The dinner show will transform into a sensational seasonal extravaganza including a full-scale Nativity, equestrian feats, stunning decor, seasonal music, a Santa Claus sighting and a delicious four-course holiday feast.

Stampede’s Christmas celebration is a jam-packed whirlwind of fun and festivities, bringing the wonder of the holiday season to life. In the new “Elegance on Ice,” guests will see the Stampede arena transformed into a frozen wonderland where talented ice skaters dazzle the audience with their graceful skills on the holiday ice.

“I love hearing from so many families that tell us that my Stampede in Branson has become one of their annual holiday traditions,” Dolly said. “When I think of my favorite Christmas traditions, they always include being surrounded by all my family and having something special to eat. Folks coming to my Stampede will have the greatest time making their own holiday memories when they sit down and have a big holiday feast while watching the ‘Christmas at Stampede’ show. I think my favorite parts are where our great performers celebrate the holiday’s true meaning with a full-scale living Nativity that will transport everyone back to that first Christmas.”

A living nativity scene reminds guests of the true meaning of Christmas, with the birth of Jesus re-enacted with Mary, Joseph, the Three Wise Men atop camels and shepherds leading donkeys and their flock of sheep. This Christmas spectacular features holiday excitement that kids and kids at heart will love. The “Magic of Toys” segment stars the Sugar Plum Fairy, as she brings favorite toys to life in a whimsical aerial display set to the classic holiday sounds of “The Nutcracker.” North Pole and South Pole elves compete in friendly “reindeer games,” allowing audience members to engage and cheer for their respective sides. Of course, no Christmas is complete without an appearance by Santa; Jolly Old St. Nick arrives with his sleigh of goodies as the Stampede's arena is transformed into a winter wonderland of fresh fallen snow.

The Christmas celebration is complemented by a four-course holiday feast featuring a whole rotisserie chicken, hickory-smoked pulled pork, homestyle mashed potatoes, buttery corn on the cob, creamy vegetable soup, hot buttery biscuit, a special holiday dessert and unlimited Coca-Cola® products, tea or coffee. Vegetarian and gluten-free meals are available by request.

Plan Your Visit

“Christmas at Dolly Parton’s Stampede” in Branson begins October 24 and continues through January 4, 2025. For more information, call (417) 336-3000 or visit www.dpstampede.com.

Dolly Parton’s Stampede will open for its first dinner shows in Branson on Wednesday, July 1, and in Pigeon Forge on Friday, July 3.

Known as “the most fun place to eat,” Dolly Parton’s Stampede Dinner Attraction is a one-of-a-kind, high-spirited adventure fueled by magnificent horses, comedy and music, and a four-course feast. Guests enter the 35,000-square-foot main arena to witness expert riders guide 32 magnificent horses through barrel races, flame-engulfed hoops, trick riding and other adventures. A striking 12.5 million LED video wall backdrop immerses guests into an experience set in America’s Great Plains of yesteryear, where live buffalo and thundering longhorns roam.

With singing, dancing, special effects and impressive displays of equestrian skill, guests truly feel like they are in the West or nestled under the stars in the mountains. Dinner, the other star of the show, includes a whole rotisserie chicken, hickory smoked barbeque pork loin, Stampede’s original creamy vegetable soup, biscuits, corn on the cob, herb-basted potato, a specialty dessert and unlimited Coca-Cola®, tea or coffee.

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Family memories are among our most treasured possessions – from vacations spent exploring old favorites to new experiences that end up becoming lasting traditions. At Dolly Parton’s Stampede in Branson, MO, we strive to create the perfect experience for family fun and making the perfect memory!

Everyone who visits the Stampede seems to have their own explanation when asked: “what’s the best part of the show?” Dinner is bound to be the answer for many; with a four-course feast that is both plentiful and delicious, this meal is truly one of the show’s biggest stars. The 32 magnificent horses and the talented cast of riders often take #1 on the audience favorite list. From the dazzle of the Roman Ride of Fire to the elegance of “square dancing” on horseback, the equine stars and equestrians bring a wow factor not found in any other show anywhere. There’s also singing and dancing, longhorns and buffaloes, those majestic live animals that once roamed the Great American West. There’s comedy that will make you laugh out loud, some good old-fashioned competition and a patriotic salute including music by everyone’s favorite star, Dolly Parton, that’s a must-see event for families visiting Branson.

Guests should plan to arrive an hour before the main arena spectacular, stroll the beautiful horse walk and meet the 4-legged stars of the show. Then enjoy even more surprises in the Carriage Room. This music and comedy pre-show will have you clapping your hands and tapping your toes to the most fun blend of country and bluegrass music around.

Altogether, Dolly Parton’s Stampede gives your family an experience full of tradition, laughter, amazement and fun that they will cherish a lifetime.

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