One of the most fun experiences in Australia is the Australian Outback Adventure. It is a dinner show, presented by Australian icon R.M. Williams, complete with outback music, drama and action. It is set in a giant arena with 1000 seats, and has a cast of characters that include both human and animal. When you arrive for dinner you are split into two groups and given either a maroon or oatmeal coloured hat. The colour of your hat depicts the station that you will be cheering for during the battles for top station.
You will either be cheering for the Austral Downs or the Wondola Station. Some of the competitions you will cheer for are the races where the men are hanging from the saddles to get their flags across the finish line, and a race to see who can hang the most hats on the homestead. Their is also the traditional storytelling, bush poetry, campfire, Waltzing Matilda and The Man From Snowy River performances.
While you are watching the performances and races you will be served some tasty, authentic Aussie BBQ dinner. It is a three course meal that starts with mixed Queensland salad and mango dressing, your next dish is a barbecued beef tenderloin steak with rich gravy, Kakadu plum sauce, garden vegetables and Australian Damper. For dessert you will enjoy baked Pavlova with Queensland berries, country cream and Bush Billy Tea. Children can have a choice of beef sausages and there are also vegetarian dishes offered, upon request. Beer, wine and soft drinks are served throughout the show.
The cast and crew are stunt riders, stockmen and women who capture the imagination of the audience with their skills with animals. There are 59 horses and other favourite Australian animals such as 11 Longhorn and 11 Santa Gertrudis cattle, three camels, 50 sheep, three dogs and five piglets! All of the animals in Australian Outback Spectacular have been trained by using positive reinforcement. Highly experienced Horse Master Tony Jablonski and Assistant Horse Master Brett Walsh have been involved in training animals for live shows, television and movies for many many years.
All the dogs in the show are the Australian working dog, short haired border collie. The collies are highly intelligent dogs and captivate the audience as they display their sheep herding skills during the show. Sometimes it's hard to know who is enjoying it more, the collies or the the audience!
You will either be cheering for the Austral Downs or the Wondola Station. Some of the competitions you will cheer for are the races where the men are hanging from the saddles to get their flags across the finish line, and a race to see who can hang the most hats on the homestead. Their is also the traditional storytelling, bush poetry, campfire, Waltzing Matilda and The Man From Snowy River performances.
While you are watching the performances and races you will be served some tasty, authentic Aussie BBQ dinner. It is a three course meal that starts with mixed Queensland salad and mango dressing, your next dish is a barbecued beef tenderloin steak with rich gravy, Kakadu plum sauce, garden vegetables and Australian Damper. For dessert you will enjoy baked Pavlova with Queensland berries, country cream and Bush Billy Tea. Children can have a choice of beef sausages and there are also vegetarian dishes offered, upon request. Beer, wine and soft drinks are served throughout the show.
The cast and crew are stunt riders, stockmen and women who capture the imagination of the audience with their skills with animals. There are 59 horses and other favourite Australian animals such as 11 Longhorn and 11 Santa Gertrudis cattle, three camels, 50 sheep, three dogs and five piglets! All of the animals in Australian Outback Spectacular have been trained by using positive reinforcement. Highly experienced Horse Master Tony Jablonski and Assistant Horse Master Brett Walsh have been involved in training animals for live shows, television and movies for many many years.
All the dogs in the show are the Australian working dog, short haired border collie. The collies are highly intelligent dogs and captivate the audience as they display their sheep herding skills during the show. Sometimes it's hard to know who is enjoying it more, the collies or the the audience!
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