easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for young children; no special fitness required
Introduce your child to the excitement of rodeo culture with Cowboy Christmas - Mutton Bustin' in Bulverde, Texas. This unique kids’ event offers a safe, thrilling rodeo ride experience for ages 4-7, set against the authentic Texas Hill Country backdrop.
Ages 4-7
Join the excitement of the Saturday Night Rodeo with Mutton Bustin' for kids ages 4-7! Limited spots are available for this thrilling experience where young riders can showcase their skills. Helmets and vests are provided, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure for your little cowboy or cowgirl!
All entries will be taken online, in advance. There are a limited number of spots. There will not be any entries taken the night of the rodeo. Mutton Bustin' fees do not include admission into the rodeo. Admission must be purchased separately. Before you enter your child, please make sure tickets are still available.
Select preferred time, PRE-SHOW or RODEO. Please note, this is a preference as we may need to move your child from the pre-show to rodeo depending on number of entries.
We recommend entering your child online, in advance. There are a limited number of spots. Entries will be taken onsite if there is availability. Admission onto the rodeo grounds on Sunday Only is Free
Select preferred time:
Spots for Mutton Bustin' are limited; book well in advance to guarantee your child’s participation.
Getting to the rodeo at least 30 minutes early ensures good seats and time to get familiar with the venue.
Wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a bit dusty — rodeo arenas are lively and dusty environments.
Helmets and vests are included for riders, but parents should ensure kids wear sturdy footwear and comfortable apparel.
Bulverde’s farming and ranching legacy run deep, making it a vital part of Texas's Hill Country rodeo culture.
Event organizers emphasize responsible animal handling practices and support for local land conservation efforts to preserve rural landscapes.
Protect little feet during the rodeo and around livestock areas.
Evening events can get cool in the Texas Hill Country during fall.
fall specific
Shield children from the summer sun while waiting for the rodeo to start.
summer specific
Helpful for sensitive ears amid crowd noise and announcements.