We went to this show on our recent trip in Feb 2015 and it was a hit with the grown ups and the children (aged 8 and 5). It does seem like an expensive choice but I honestly think it is well worth it and would highly recommend it to anyone.

We went to the 6.30 showing and arrived at the venue at 5.30ish. We showed our tickets and were given blue cowboy hats, this was to be our team colour. The bar was quiet at this point but soon filled up. I ordered wine to have with my meal as I didn't fancy the beer, this was ordered at the bar near the entrance and arrived with me once I was seated.

Before we headed in a band was on stage soing country numbers and they were joined by Goofy in full on cowboy gear, lots of fun and they carried on playing as everyone entered the arena.

We were shown to our seats (which are benches with a long table bench in front). I think all seats are pretty good in here and don't think you necessarily need to category 1 choices. The servers here work very hard, everything is served in a specific order. Tortilla chips are on the tables as is the corn bread. Chilli is served to the adults and a little later the chicken,ribs and potatoes are served. Drinks flow quite freely with top ups not needed to be asked for, plenty of beer which DH said was nice. My carafe of wine was lovely. We enjoyed the food, its nothing amazing but its nice cowboy food and well suited to the theme

The show is loads of fun, cowboy hats are waved, forks are banged on the metal dishes, each area has a 'host' to get you cheering. Plenty of characters in the arena throughout and lots of action with the animals and the cowboys and indians performing different acts, not in a cowboy and indian fighting way, more of a story telling show.

All in all we loved it and I think it'll be on our list for a future trip

It's a few years since we did this, so haven't seen its current version.

The food is fine provided you are not expecting gourmet! The drinks include free refills, which is a nice bonus.

The show draws on the fact that Buffalo Bill's show actually did come to Paris. We thought they blended French and English very well in the show - everyone could follow what was going on.

I have mild asthma and was warned against sitting in the front row because of dust, so we sat further back (in what are now the cheaper seats). The view was absolutely fine, and I had no problems with the dust at all.

You are given a nifty cowboy hat, which you can keep, and are encouraged to shout and cheer for your team. The show is much more fun if you shed your British reserve and yell like a loon to cheer them on (the refillable beer may help here...!)

A good night out, particularly if you can take advantage of one of the periodic offers on the ticket price.

This is not a cheap night out, and the food is not top quality, but it is certainly edible and tasty, if you like BBQ/tex-mex style food. I have been to this show 5 times now, 3 times as a teen, twice as an adult, and of those times, only 1 has featured Mickey & Co, and I have enjoyed each time equally. It's definitely not something you do once and never do again.

The atmosphere is great and during the competition section, it's very hard to not feel part of a team! I also love eating out of a frying pan! Would definitely recommend for all ages!

They sometimes do special offers during quiet periods. These offers are sometimes also available whilst at DLP!