Wild Bill's is no longer in business. This page is archived for historical interest, and to let you know Wild Bill's is no more, so save yourself a trip. As far as we know, there is another theme dinner theater going in at the same location, a pirate theme, we believe, and we will update that information when we know more. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Wild Bill's offers  a dinner/show experience in a family safe environment. Located near Knott's Berry Farm and other nearby attractions. You could wind up a day here after another activity, or enjoy it on it's own merits. outside.jpg (13527 bytes)
Hall The facility is nicely decorated, inside and out, and fastidiously maintained.
There is a gift shop and  a saloon, where they offer alcoholic beverages prior to the show/dinner. There are plenty of tables in the saloon and lots of places to sit in the adjoining areas, so one can sit and enjoy a time of relaxing conversation with your company. Saloon

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 To keep the kids (and even adults) amused, there is face painting, and a shooting gallery.
A few numbers are performed in the saloon to help pass the time before dinner is served and the show begins. saloonperf.JPG (20200 bytes)

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 When the show is about to begin, the staff leads you to your table, and dinner is served. We were served soup, salad, corn on the cob, baked potato, biscuits, fried chicken, barbecued ribs, and beverages with refills, even wine or beer come with the meal. Portions are generous. Dinner was followed with apple pie and vanilla ice cream. The staff is friendly and the service is excellent.
Seating is at long tables arranged in parallel so that everyone gets a good view of the performances. dintheater.JPG (27034 bytes)
number3.jpg (13460 bytes) The performers do quite a few song and dance numbers, and are quite good at their crafts. Decorations and costuming is all in a wild west theme and is tastefully done.

The songs and dances are interleaved with various other acts, such as trick roping, six gun twirling, traditional native American dances, comedy etc.

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Audience participation proved to be quite popular with the patrons.
guntwirl.jpg (7860 bytes) The show is lively and moves right along. The show lasted nearly two hours, and I think that the length was about right. The performers have their numbers down pat, and looking around, I could see that adults and children alike, were really enjoying themselves. Dress is casual, and there is plenty of free parking. Check Wild Bill's website for show times and prices. lariat.jpg (7924 bytes)