This was an excellent experience on a working farm! The show includes all breeds of sheep on display with each one described by the hosts – plus a few types of sheepdogs as well. The shearing demonstration was very well explained. There are several opportunities for hands-on interaction with the dogs, the sheep and the wool. After the show they have a display of a sheep dog working some sheep in a paddock outside – fascinating! There is an animal nursery (cute!) and of course an obligatory “gift shop!” A great New Zealand attraction.

The your guide was very informative and the tour itself was interesting and about the right amount of time. The ticket counter purchase was underwhelming and the pizza at the cafe average but the staff were friendly.

A very touristy but overall well done experience in Rotorua. I opted for both the sheep shearing and farm tour. The sheep shearing show was very fun, humorous and informative. Afterwards, you had a chance to pet and take pictures with the sheep and dogs on stage. In retrospect, I probably would have opted out of the farm tour as I had much better animal/farm experiences in the South Island. It was a wet day and pretty muddy. On the farm tour you get taken by tractor bus to different parts of the farm where you get the chance to feed sheep, alpalcas and deer. There is also a honey tasting area. At the end of the tour there are hose stations for you to clean off your shoes. Just keep in mind this is a popular touristy experience with bus tours and crowds.

informative insight into New Zealand's humble farming history. learn about the wide range of sheep in New Zealand. Best gift shop in Rotorua for souvenirs including warm marino/possum blends

Agrodome is a 350-acre working farm where they also performed daily shows for tourists which was both educational and entertaining. The statues of Shaun the Sheep and a sheepdog were at the front entrance along with a statue of a shearer. We wandered through the Gift Shop before the show in the large auditorium. The show began with bringing different types of sheep onto the stage and each type was introduced along with explaining their characteristics. During the show they sheared a sheep, milked a cow, fed some lambs and gave a quick dog demonstration and all of this involved the crowd’s participation. Well worth the visit,

Family friendly atmosphere and up close opportunities with the animals, kids will love it for sure!!

Stopped here during our Rotorua driveabout. We went to the daily show which was cheesy but fun. Sheep shearing, dog petting and cow milking!

What an awesome facility this is and it must have been so hard during lockdown and traffic light restrictions to just keep going. Very clean and tidy facilities with a large auditorium to entertain the visitors. We were only a small crowd today but a very appreciative one. The kids had a ball and audience participation was a lot of fun. Highlights were pretty much everything on offer and who knew we had so many different breeds of sheep in NZ Thank you Scott, you are hilarious and we enjoyed the show very much. Get out there fellow kiwis and tour your own backyard.

Watched the farm show. Absolutely loved it! Awesome host, friendly staff. A lot to learn about the farming life. Very interactive.

Amazing farm activity-especially for kids. The visit started with a farm show, where the host was very entertaining and introduced variety of farm animals, from various breeds of sheep, cow, dogs. She also invite few audiences to milk the cow on stage. The show included a live sheep shearing, dog sheparding. At the we joined a farm tour, where we were showed several farm animal and feed them .We enjoyed everything.

I would go back in a heartbeat. This was definitely one of the highlights of our entire trip to New Zealand in Sept 2019. We learned about the different types of sheep as they marched on stage and took their places. We witnessed a sheep being sheared, and much more. Loved the sheep dogs which demonstrated herding on stage (with ducks due to size). It may sound like a kiddie show, but it was way more fascinating and enjoyable than that. Get there early.

Went here for our tourism class. And honestly hands down was a awesome experience. I went not knowing what we were going into but left feeling so full of happiness seeing all the Animals sheep’s I even won a sheep teddy bear for answering one of the questions right. Awesome experience.

My daughter came here when she visited New Zealand years ago and enjoyed it. Before travelling I was looking at the on-line reviews and they were mixed. We decided to give it a try and we really enjoyed it. The facility is on a very large piece of land. They have a large parking area that is free of charge. We only booked the Farm Show and found it very entertaining. The presentation was done is English but they do have head-sets where you can select a different language. The area where the show is performed is extremely large, but do make sure to arrive early and get a good seat. When we were there they had a good number of tour buses visiting. They do project the activity taking place on stage to a large screen so you can use that to enhance your viewing experience. Before the show starts the sheep are in completely accessible enclosures running along both sides of the stage, so you can get some very good photos. The gentleman that presented was very witty and made the show extremely enjoyable. They have other things to see in this area as well, such as the baby animals, gift shops and a nice café. They also offer a Farm Tour, which we did not go on since we were pressed for time. I would definitely recommend this attraction, especially for families. Make sure you check the show times before going since the number of shows vary at different times of the year.

This was perfect. You sit on benches and the MC brings in all these sheep, one at a time, explains the breed and what its special niche is. Then there is a lot of learning about wool, feeling real wool/lanolin, and watching a sheep shearing. A;so a pretend auction, audience participation with miling a cow (I got a certificate for milking!), and opportunity to come up and pet the sheep, meet other animals, visit the baies in the pens next, watch a sheep dog demo, watch some great tricks,, and also visit two separate and very nice gift shops on the grounds. The wool is amazing. The people were kind and helpful. This is well worth the money to do.

Our tour took us to the show. What a fantastic morning we had. Scott the “ring leader” was very entertaining and his team of sheep and dogs we amazing. There were a bunch of school children also at the show. They we encouraged to participate- and they did. All in all, if visiting Rotorua this is a must see. WOW!