Here's my review of the "Salute to the Golden Horseshoe Revue"... The show is 20-25 minutes in length and features a live band, 5 singers, and 3 dancers. The show is very entertaining and is interactive with the audience and will have you laughing. The costumes are great and take you back in time. I am a big fan of the show that I remember from the 80's and early 90's as it was a staple of every DL visit for my family. I must admit that walking in I was expecting to see that show again and I didn't. This truly is a "salute" rather than the same show. The song choices are fun and the time passes quickly- you don't realize how long it's been. Now a review of the AP Dinner- I was not a fan of the food choices. During the non AP shows there is a menu that you can order from (see my earlier post about the Limited Time Magic Menu). For the AP shows there is a set meal: roast beef sandwich, ham sandwich, fruit salad, carrot salad, potato salad, corn chips, and mint julep (you can see my earlier posts for more food details). If you don't like mint juleps, you can ask for water. Then dessert is a cake inspired by Walt and Lilly's 30th anniversary cake. Overall I didn't hear fantastic statements about the food. The people I was sitting with thought it was ok. AP commemorative keepsakes are a plastic boot shaped container that has the corn chips inside and a CD with the original songs from the original show. Overall the show is definitely worth seeing if you can, but I don't think the AP show is worth the money.