Come & Horse Around
Admission and Parking to Rawhide is FREE (excluding special events). Enjoy all of our retail stores and the 4th Generation Blacksmith Shop at your leisure. For Attraction Rides and Shows, guests may purchase any of the following on-site. Please note that some attractions have weight, height and age restrictions.
Individual Attraction/Show Tickets:
Good for one-time use for one attraction or show.
$4.95 plus tax (subject to change)
Town Pass Attraction/Show Wristband:
Good for unlimited rides and attractions for that day.
$14.95 plus tax (subject to change)
The roughest, toughest stunt show around – these boys are the reason the West was Wild! Witness gunfights, daring falls, and all the antics of our Rough Riders. Shows are approximately 20 minutes long and each show is a little different, so check them all out! Show schedule is subject to change and show times will be posted at the Theater on-site. Individual Attraction/Show Tickets or Wristbands can be used for admission into the Six Gun Theater Show.
Standard Show Times are listed below but are subject to change.
Friday (3 Shows):
6:00pm, 7:30pm & 9:00pm
Saturday (7 Shows):
1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:30pm, 5:00pm, 6:30pm, 8:00pm & 9:00pm
Sundays (6 Shows):
1:00pm, 2:00pm, 3:30pm, 5:00pm, 6:30pm & 7:30pm
Spirit of the West Theater Schedule
Fridays: 6:45pm, 8:15pm (no 6:45 show during holiday season)
Saturdays: 2:45pm, 4:15pm, 5:45pm, 7:15pm (no 5:45 show during holiday season)
Sundays: 2:45pm, 4:15pm, 5:45pm (no 5:45 show during holiday season)
Town Attractions
Three levels of physical challenge put your strength and stamina to the test. See if you’ve got what it takes to conquer this 30ft rock climbing wall!
*Min Weight: 50lbs. *Max Weight: 200lbs.
*Climber must be 18 years of age or older (Parent or legal guardian must sign a waiver if under 18)
Ride through the Old West on a horse-drawn hay wagon! Hay wagons are also available for private bookings for groups – call today!
Kids of all ages can meet a variety of animals such as donkeys, miniature horse, sheep, horse, turkey, ducks, chickens and Lucy our llama. Come visit us!
Want to strike it rich? Try your luck panning for (fool’s) gold just like the pioneers. Word around town is that the biggest nugget is yet to be found.
All aboard! Sit back and enjoy a scenic ride on our train that loops and winds through the desert terrain alongside the new Riverwalk and lawn area. Guests can pick up the new Rawhide Town Passport – an interactive adventure collecting free stamps at a variety of locations around Rawhide to redeem for an exciting gift.
All aboard the kiddie train! Kids can hop into their favorite animal cart as they go for a spin through the town. Guests can pick up the new Rawhide Town Passport – an interactive adventure collecting free stamps at a variety of locations around Rawhide to redeem for an exciting gift.
Jump flat down on to the spinning ‘log’ in the center and HANG ON (as best you can)! It will toss and turn adventurous riders for a thrilling experience at Rawhide! (Must be at least 48 inches tall and under 200 lbs.)
*Min Height: 48in. *Max Weight: 200lbs.
Hang on for a buckin’, tossin’, turnin’, white-knuckled frenzy that will give you the thrill of your life! (Must be at least 48 inches tall and under 200 lbs.)
You’re golden! Line up for this miniature rollercoaster for cowpokes of all ages, constructed to look like a mine cart train hauling gold ore fresh from the mine!
The rustic charm of our newest, human-powered attraction will leave you dizzy with delight! Have a seat and we’ll wind you up and send you on the ride of your life!
Take a shot at Rawhide’s animated shooting gallery and watch the scenes come to life! Have a shootout against your pals and see who can shoot the most targets for the highest score. At just a few quarters per round, the whole family can join in.
Rawhide’s Post Office features mailboxes once used by Frank and Jesse James in Norman, Oklahoma. The James brothers were notorious outlaws of the Old West, responsible for numerous bank, stagecoach, and train robberies.
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