The place is a joke, no regulation on " Return to Player " percentages by the Wyoming Gaming…read moreCommision, where as in other states with casino it's regulated that machines payout 80-100% RTP This place just robs people blind and has greeters tell you " have a nice day " when you walk out the door pissed off You'll be throwing your money away if you go here

As a resident since 1981 and player of these machines since 2009, I would suggest avoiding all…read moreHorse Palace casino's throughout the entire state of Wyoming. They have become cash cows and tax wtite offs for the owner. When you can't even hit a small jackpot of $30 playing .20 after investing $200 you know something is amiss. I know as well as the employees that these machines have been manipulated and are done so on a continous basis. People use win jackpots quite often two years ago but not now and not since the new owners took control. And this is why there are hardly anyone going into any of the Cheyenne Horse Palace's anymore. All the regulars have noticed the changes in the reels, free plays, less 5 free plays and mere pennies in the ones you do get. These machines are suppose to pay out on a percentage, this is no longer the case. And when jackpots are hit its not and hasn't been in Cheyenne. They were suppose to remove games lime Angel Gates, Diamond 7's, Klondike, etc. But they won't because these games they know the locals like and are accustome to playing thus making them a cash cow. And since locals like pkaying them so much they also know when they have been messed with and manipulated. This all isn't about having a gambling problem, its about being cheated by those who can control the chips by a computer.

This is a working ranch that allows many of us less adventurous to be a cowboy for a day or…read morebefriend a bison. Without all the running, screaming, trampling, and death required by those that wish to pet or touch bison in other locations. You Tube Bison Attacks Yellowstone to understand this reference. Now, Terry's allows feeding, petting and close up photography of their bison. The resort is a ranch and not the Four Seasons, so let's dial down our expectations and recognize the workings of the ranch. There will be dirt, poop, feathers, hair, urine, and unkempt struck and other things gentle folk may find unsavory. We found the ranch charming. We have experienced many close encounters with wild bison and most were less than rewarding, but exciting. Terry removes this. The train creaks, and groans into the herd. Windows open, and your bison friend pop up for food. You can touch them and enjoy close photos/videos. Kids will love this and animal lovers also. Your trip back the platform will provide some ranch insights and views of horse stables. That was our visit. You may also trail ride on horseback and even participate in dude ranching. We feel the ranch offered all it advertised and we will return with the little ones. Keep up the good work Terry and all the support it.

What a great time! There are so many animals to see and I love feeding the bison. We're coming back…read morewith the rest of our family.

I had a few meals there over the years and took out-of-town visitors for buffalo - It was a hit…read more.. and then a miss in later years. The casino was a gamble they shouldn't have taken. No matter now - it has been closed since the fall of 2025. Hope they reopen with a back-to-basics food focus.

Being a tourist, I was not sure of what to do or where to go in a day trip to Cheyenne. Google…read morerecommended the ranch and as a bonus, the restaurant. We went the week after Frontier Days so it was very slow and quiet, wait time was non existing and hostess was short and brief but polite. The ambiance was what I had envisioned for a steakhouse in Wyoming with the addition of slot machines. The windows were open and the fans were on with major cabin vibes but the flies, though I read about them, I was not ready for the amount of flies. It was hard to eat with them flying all over and you feeling like you have to defend your food at all times. The food itself was OK. We really enjoyed the bison chili and my husband liked his burger but I was sad to see my steak and baked popotato were pretty dry. The flavor was there though, and our waitress was nice which made for a better experience. I don't hate the place and I actually think it's a good place to go to if you're at the ranch but not sure if I'd travel far for it.

The facility is kept very clean, especially the common areas. The location is good. Our room was…read moreclean. The breakfast offered really hit the spot. I am glad I chose this best western.

We had such a great stay in Cheyenne we would be giving them 5stars, but the breakfast was one the…read moresmallest and almost an afterthought. It was pretty sad. Aurora checked us in and she was so professional, kind and courteous. She gave us a gift bag for being a rewards member. Which let me tell you makes me so happy. It even had a little something for our pet, Seamus. The room was clean, spacious and had absolutely everything you would need. We would recommend this hotel and stay here again when traveling through this area. Thanks for a great stay.

An awesome welcome center!…read more I am a pamphet collector and love to read through all the activities and things to do in whichever state I am visiting. This place is like a mini free musuem. They even have a mammoth skeleton and a little prop archelogist dig site. So cool! They've got videos you can select and watch about the history of Wyoming. My kids loved the little jail that had a slide to get out of. Bathrooms were very clean. They have shaded picnic tables outside too. A great spot to come to stretch your legs and start your visit in Wyoming. I would even say just visit even if you are not needed to take the rest stop.

Surprisingly, very clean and well-kept welcome center with very large restrooms with some helpful…read moretravel information. I arrived around 7 PM after they had already closed around 4 PM, but it was still a good place to stop, stretch, and take a break while traveling through Wyoming. The area where the trove of maps, flyers and other information was kept behind locked doors & walls that advertised there was "Gomphotherium" (elephant fossil skeleton) guarding it until they opened the next day!

The tour guide was great. Loved hearing about the history and women's right to vote. Who knew how…read moremuch history was from Cheyenne!

We have done this tour 3 different times. This time Sue was our guide. She was amazing...full of…read moreexcitement and knowledge about Cheyenne and its history! Even though this was our 3rd time, we learned so many new things! If you have the opportunity go on this tour! You won't be disappointed!!

We called the number and the man was EXTREMELY RUDE. He informed us that the limo services were…read moresold out for the date we requested. We asked him if he recommended any other services and told us to figure it out on our own. VERY INAPPROPRIATE!! I tried to call again and I was called an ASSHOLE.

From the owner: Professional service and style wherever you're going and whatever you're doing. Cheyenne, Laramie…read moreand beyond , Phat Limo will get you there on time, every time.

This was my 3rd r/t tripwith groome. They are efficient, on time and friendly…read more This last trip from the airport was a bit frustrating due to the other passengers. It was a full bus and people were sitting in seats in the aisle leaving open window seats for their bags. When other passengers got on they didn't move. One family had to put their child by himself a few rows up because no one bothered to give up their seat so that people could sit together. Also, this last ride to the airport was so cold that everyone, had their hoods up, hats/gloves on. Otherwise, It's an easy option and has worked out for us, so we will continue to use them.

Driver had his door open, we stepped in 2 steps abd he made us back out, then he shut the door and…read moreleft. I understand the schedule must be kept, but the door was open, we stepped into the bus 2 steps and was forced out. The price us good but so m e if the vehicles are rickety. From now one, I will use Landline shuttle. Their vehicles are nicer, cleaner and offer wifi. Groome, aka Greenride (a better company, more customer oriented), has lost our long term business.

This RV park was centrally located to the places we wanted to visit. Downtown Cheyenne was just a…read moreshort drive, and Fort Collins, CO was not too far down I-25. We booked our reservation online, and we got one of the last 2 available sites for our 7 day stay. Upon arrival, the entrance was a tight turn and then there was another RV checking in that was blocking the roadway. We tried to pull off to the side, but you cannot hide a 40 ft motorhome very easily. Check-in was easy and the staff was friendly. We were able to pull straight through the park, across an alley type road, and into the southern portion of the park where our site was located. After getting settled, we discovered that the other section of the park was under construction, so we were glad we chose the southern section. The sites are close, but separated by small rail fences. This was nice to designate each area, especially for those campers who like to spread out to their site limits. During our stay, the park would nearly empty and refill each night. It was a busy park, but we were not bothered by the activity. There were a couple longer term folks too. They offered two laundry rooms, and bath houses in each section. We did not use these amenities. They also sell propane on site and offer a dump station for use if you aren't staying in the park. There was a Hunt Brother's pizza in the building with the office. I spoke to the staff when checking in, and they gave me a menu and told me to call ahead to order. When we decided to give them a try, I attempted to call several times but no one ever answered the phone. I walked up to the office and tracked down someone who took my order and told me 15 minutes for a pizza and some buffalo chicken bites. When I returned to pick them up, no one was there and my food was in a pick up station/warmer. I wanted some blue cheese for dipping the chicken bites so I asked in the office and they gave me some sauce. They billed my credit card on file with the park. When I got back to my RV, I noticed that they had billed a second charge for a $1.00 for the blue cheese. I wished they would have told me that when I asked about it, or better yet, offered it when I made my original order. The pizza was good but had canned mushrooms rather than fresh. The chicken bites tasted good according to my husband. I think this park is one of the better options for this area. Once they get the construction done to upgrade the sites and utilities, it will be even better. I'm not sure I'll get the pizza again, but it was convenient for sure.

Nice park. Easy access off I-25 in Cheyenne. Good power and water pressure. Their laundry is…read morereasonably priced, with a place to sit outside while you wait for it to finish. They have Hunt's Pizza that you can call in for and then pick up at the office.

Been there a few times and enjoyed what I seen , Great…read moreBand's The Worker's were all very polite

Cheyenne is a small city of 60,000 folks, but they've built themselves are huge modern theater…read morethat's both great for the entertainers and the audience. The enormous stage is allows for so much flexibility for the and performers dancers to stretch out there talents. The seats are still newer, even after 8 years since I first performed here. Great place to catch some live entertainment!