MAKE SURE YOU BUY YOUR TICKETS TO THE RIGHT LOCATION!! We really enjoyed the pre-show in the saloon. I could have listened to them a wee bit longer. The atmosphere is good. You will get asked to get your photo taken, and then they will come and try to sell you the photo. It was outrageously expensive. I couldn't find any information about parking before we arrived so here you go. Handicapped parking is right out in front of the theatre, and there is lots of it. The rest of the parking is behind the building and is a bit of a walk to the front doors depending on where you park in the lot. If you have a hard time walking, I would suggest getting dropped off at the door. The walk from the parking lot takes you by all the horses, and they are beautiful and well cared for. We arrived at 3:45 pm for the 5:30 show to get a close parking spot, and we are glad we did. The chairs are wooden and hard in the saloon, and depending on where you sit in the arena, there are different seating options. We were in B3, Premium seating, which had individual vinyl padded chairs. I am a plus sized woman and had a mother and her baby beside me, and we had no trouble with space. She even had room for her baby carrier. The food was plentiful, served hot and delicious. It was only strange because each item was served separately, so if you wait for it all to be delivered before you eat, it will be cold. We ate each item as it arrived (I hate cold food). Our server Jacob, and all the servers, for that matter, worked so very hard. Be prepared to leave a good tip. They earn it. The show is happening while you eat. There was a faint horse smell but by no means off putting. My husband is allergic to horses, and he didn't react at all to them in the arena. (He had taken his allergy meds in the morning in anticipation) All in all, and wonderful evening out.