Experience the American West of yesterday and today without blowing your entertainment budget.
It’s four hours of entertainment and an all-you-can-eat meal for only $35.
Bring the kids along, because children ages 3 to 12 are only $10, and the little ones are FREE!
Included in the ticket price is an All-You-Can-Eat Chuckwagon Dinner, a fabulous stage show by the world-famous Prairie Rose Rangers, wagon rides, free movies and popcorn, and much, much more.
The shows are filled with family-friendly entertainment for young and old alike, so there's no need to get a babysitter for the kids: It’s the best entertainment value around!
The Prairie Rose Chuckwagon is a great place to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and other special events. And it’s the perfect place to bring your out-of-town guests.
You're in for the very best in western hospitality when you visit the Prairie Rose Chuckwagon Supper.
Upcoming Events at the Prairie Rose
Les Gilliam Returns to the Prairie Rose
Saturday, March 2, 2019 6:30pm (Gates open at 5pm.)
$40
The Oklahoma Balladeer Returns to the Prairie Rose.
Prairie Rose Opera House
He was raised in the town of Gene Autry, Oklahoma and has become one of mid-America's favorite cowboy singers. The official Oklahoma Balladeer, Les Gilliam, is making a return visit to the Prairie Rose. The Wrangler Award-winning cowboy singer will perform your favorite classic cowboy songs, along with a touch of western swing, classic country, gospel and some of his original songs. It will be great to have Les back on the Opera House stage once more.
Ronnie McDowell Returns to the Prairie Rose
Friday, March 22, 2019 6:30PM (Gates open at 5:00PM)
$45 + tax, which includes the all-you-can-eat chuckwagon supper.
Country Music star returns to the Prairie Rose by popular demand.
Prairie Rose Opera House
Nashville recording artist, Ronnie McDowell is returning to the Prairie Rose. Ronnie has had almost 40 Country hits, including 14 that made the Top 10 and two that went all the way to #1. Among those hits are such classics as "Older Women," "Watchin' Girls Go By," "Wandering Eyes," and "You're Gonna Ruin My Bad Reputation." Prior to his success on the Country Music charts, Ronnie had a million-selling pop hit with "The King Is Gone," which was a tribute to Elvis Presley.
Sons of the Pioneers Return to the Prairie Rose
Saturday April 13, 2019
$45
The legendary Sons of the Pioneers are returning to the Prairie Rose.
Prairie Rose Opera House
In 1934, the Sons of the Pioneers basically created what we now call Western Music. Now in their 85th year, the Sons of the Pioneers continue to delight and inspire with their classic songs like "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "Cool Water," and "(Ghost) Riders in the Sky." Longtime member and Trail Boss of the Sons of the Pioneers, Tommy Nallie, is joined by Ken Lattimore, John Fullerton, and Paul Elliott, along with Roy Rogers Jr. (Dusty,) whose dad started the band. It's the tight, vocal harmonies and interesting instrumental arrangements that put the Sons of the Pioneers in both the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Western Music Hall of Fame. Their classic sound remains to this day.