Had a fantastic time on Valentine's Day! Road the bull, threw axes, and hit the bullseye with the COLT 45 (BB gun). Then laughed our heads off with the Spouse Whisperer after a great dinner. The staff did great escorting the hecklers out the door.

A local guide told us about Blazin' M Ranch, and we are super glad he did. Wasn't sure what to expect because we have been to many dinner/show venues, but we had the best time attending this event. I have to split this into 3 parts because with the general admission price you really get 3 experiences. 1) at 5pm the gates open, and you are free to wander their little western town, complete with shops and a salon, but also included in your ticket price, you get to try riding a mechanical bull, shoot a six-shooter, throw axes and ride around the park getting a little tour on a "wagon" pulled by a tractor. I didn't expect this to all be included for free. What a cool deal. At an extra cost, you can have an old-time dressup cowboy group picture or do their escape room or play putt-putt golf. The lawn area has gobs of free games for the family to play, like corn-hole, giant Jenga, and a bunch of others. The little kids may want to venture over to the petting zoo to see the goats, while the parents visit the salon for a draft beer or cocktail. 2) at 6:30pm the dinner bell rings and you wander into the "barn" to get ready for a great dinner of bbq ribs and chicken with all the fixings. (this is worth the price of admission alone) I've never been to a dinner show where the host invites everyone to come up for seconds. I love bbq ribs so I was in 7th heaven. You aren't going to leave this place hungry. 3) at 7:30pm the western music show starts. This was so much wholesome fun. The band and singers kept the entire crowd entertained, and I was grinning so much at the end of the evening, that my cheeks hurt. The show ended with a cool surprise, but I'm not telling. This is a family run enterprise and the love they all put into having you as their guests really shows. I know they have special shows or music/band themes from time to time, so check their schedule to see what show is going on. We attended the western music show which was great. Be sure to get your tickets early because they do sell out. Too much fun.

Overall brilliant experience all round. It more than ticked all the boxes, but also perfectly got the balance of pre vs post dinner activities and entertainment - pitched perfectly for all ages, with some hidden gems thrown in for good measure. You get exactly what you expect, lots of fun, but if silliness with it, post show music was awesome. Quality of the food was great too. My two boys said it was their favourite thing we did all week (11&15)