Tejas Rodeo Company and Tejas Steakhouse and Saloon

Great Venue, nice dance floor with live music. Get there early if you are going for the Rodeo and grab your seat, it is general admission. Can get pretty tight on a sold out night.

Visited the rodeo show for the first time. It was good, was pretty excited to visit this place and had higher expectations, which could be why i felt it was above average. Loved the part where kids were riding for first time!

This was one of the highlights of my trip to Texas. We ate at the steak house first (need reservations) and the food was great and the beers were cold! We loved the rodeo and the great patriot and feeling of family at this place. There was a live band and dancing after the rodeo which was icing on the cake. Do not miss stopping here for a fantastic evening.

Never been to a rodeo before! It was so fun. I loved the mutton busting, it was funny and cute. It was all really exciting. I also loved when the longhorns came into the arena. So cool to see. Then topping off the night was the band and the dancing afterwards. I highly recommend this if you think you would like to see a rodeo.

This capped off our Texas trip, was really fun. Definitely a family event. I know it may be some small details or not being from the area. I would say 2 things to improve guest experience.

#1 maybe with your ticket reservation and or under the FAQs make a what to expect page. Explain that March nights get cold quick at times and that last 8 to 9 hour on metal seats is a killer. A heads up email to bring a blanket or a extra layer would be great (we had blankets and dressed appropriately, I just noticed people and families tapping out every 5 minutes as the night went on.

#2 I know it may be atmosphere for the seating, however making some sort of lane to walk up and down for people trying to get to a seat or leave would be nice. I did see some older people struggling trying to weave through the crowd. And yes everyone helped and was polite but little tweaks can improve the flow.

Was a fun end to a great week in Texas