Buffalo Bills Wild West Show - See plenty of meat run around but don't get to eat much of it. (Disneyland Resort Paris - Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show)

Member Name: dad-of-three

Product:	Disneyland Resort Paris - Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
Date:	09/06/09 (82 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: The floor show is really good

Disadvantages: Not enough food or drink and a little costly

I have been to eurodisney five times but i have only been to Buffalo Bills Wild West Show once. The entrance to the show is situated next to the Cinema going toward the centre of the villiage. Once you enter the building you are given your cowboy hat, each hat has a coloured band around it which represents the team you will be in the arena. We had a party of eight and we were all given the same colour, so i am sure you will be able to sit with your own group and not be split up. The arena is also designated colours and you sit in your area of the stadium seating facing inwards in a large U shape around the building.

Once you have been given your hat you are moved into a bar area where you purchase drinks, you can either buy a drink here, (but there are drinks included in the ticket price if you get them when seated) or wait till you are shown to your seat. The seats are in the form of long wooden bench's with narrow wooden tables in front of them. The seats are reasonably comfortable and are adequate for the length of the show.

When the show starts you are introduced to your cowboy and instructed to chear for them in all of the tasks that they take part in. The atmosphere is very good and you are constantly encouraged to shout and chear at your loudest which makes for good entertainment. The horse riding and the show itself is very good, which changes from individual tasks to scenes of cowboys and indians.

The only downside I found to the whole night was the food and drink that were included in the ticket price. On the night I was there I would say it was only about half full and we were not supplied with enough food and getting someone to bring you a drink was a task in itself, as I fealt I was bothering them.

overall I was glad I had seen the show (and would recommend it to people who have not seen it) as the performance was really good but the food and drink let it down. I think this is why i've only been once and am not thinking of going back next time I visit Eurodisney.

The current cost of a ticket is £47 to £57 for an adult and £36 to £45 for a child depending where you sit and the show lasts for 90 minutes.

Summary: Good for a one off if youv'e got some extra cash burning a hole in your pocket.