They served the chicken for lunch during Media Day and dinner for the A Kid Again event. I loved the chicken. The dipping sauce is delicious. The garlic bread was amazing.

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I have pictures of the full menu..give me time to wakeup and relax and I'll post

^ Fried chicken breast tenders, french fries, and salads (that include their fried chicken).

I appreciate that the breading is "homestyle" and that the product is well-seasoned (specifically, not oversalted). Unfortunately, it is greasy (as all deep fried food is). This type of food doesn't sit well with me, so I probably won't be there often.

I personally didn't find the chicken to be too flavorful (seemed a bit bland) and not too greasy! I was happy about that!

I thought it was a pretty good Cane's knockoff.

I'm actually eating Canes now watching the Reds! They can thank the girl in front of me eating Chicken Shack fingers in line for Banshee last night for my purchase!

Devan you've had lots of time to wake up and relax now.... so where is that menu?? Lol

The Earth is the proper name of a planet, and thus should always be capitalized.

I tried Los Pollos Hermanos (Chicken Shack), during Scream for A Kid Again, and it was quite good! especially the garlic bread thingy!

This is just me, but I think KI should hire someone that looks just like Gus Fring, to take people's orders. Or better yet, get the real dude from the tv show for one day, to come out their and take orders! I would come to the park just to order a meal from their that day!

I'm actually eating Canes now watching the Reds! They can thank the girl in front of me eating Chicken Shack fingers in line for Banshee last night for my purchase!

I've been craving Cane's forever now. The one on Tylersville can't come soon enough!

Here is a pic of the chicken, fries and delicious garlic bread from Chicken Shack.

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Has anyone here had the Chicken Shack since the park opened for regular operation? I noticed they list the price of the bread at $1.99 and the sauce at $.99. So does this not all come with the meal as it did on Media Day?

So sorry for not posting I forgot.

May be blurry and require to be zoomed in tonight with report I'll upload a high quality

Totally can't read that. Clarification anyone?

The Earth is the proper name of a planet, and thus should always be capitalized.

I couldn't read it either.

I know they have

-Chicken Tenders

-Texas Toast

-Grilled Chicken Salad

-French Fries

Not sure about the prices though.

The Chicken Shack was delicious!

Its pricy but its a lot of food too.

Use the dinning plan and its even better!

Tapatalk compresses the image format on upload. I uploaded the full high quality image on FB. It may still not be as good for some, if not when I zoom in it's still clear and I'll just type it out. It looks good enough for me to use though

^Much better picture!

That's really disappointing that it does in fact appear as though the combo does not include the Texas Toast or the dipping sauce. That brings the meal up to $16.97, which is incredibly expensive for what you get.

Here is a pic of the chicken, fries and delicious garlic bread from Chicken Shack.

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I wonder if Cane's knows.... O never mind.

When we used our dining plan on Sat, they included the bread with the meal.

I had to cover my Chicken with hot sauce to make up for the lack of seasoning. I cannot stand poorly/unseasoned food. My wife enjoyed hers as is. Our son however said his tasted bad and did not like them at all. I tried one of his and they tasted like they were cooked in fouled grease. Strange because they were all being served out of the same huge bowl.

The amount we were served, especially the fries, was substantially more than we thought it would be. I will be eating there on future visits.

Ate there on Saturday and loved it. Definitely a step in the right direction with the food at the park.

Purchased a meal on Friday and the sauce/bread was included in the meal.

I had to cover my Chicken with hot sauce to make up for the lack of seasoning. I cannot stand poorly/unseasoned food. My wife enjoyed hers as is. Our son however said his tasted bad and did not like them at all. I tried one of his and they tasted like they were cooked in fouled grease. Strange because they were all being served out of the same huge bowl.

Do send comments to the park; they get read.

They probably have multiple fryers, so pieces could have been cooked in different oil. You shouldn't be getting a "fouled grease" taste.

I liked their approach to seasoning, with (as far as I could tell) minimal salt/MSG. I even mentioned this to Mr. Gushulak on Media Day, though he refused to discuss the ingredients. (Other than to say that the chicken is fresh and prepared on-site.)

I try to avoid deep fried food, however, so I probably won't be there often.

That's really disappointing that it does in fact appear as though the combo does not include the Texas Toast or the dipping sauce. That brings the meal up to $16.97, which is incredibly expensive for what you get.

There are season pass discounts & all-season meal plans this season which may reduce that cost for frequent visitors.

I tried at on Media Day and didn't like it. I gave it another shot on Opening Day and enjoyed it a lot more. Probably had something to do with them not trying to serve 2000 people at once. The house sauce they offer is okay, but I particularly liked the sauce at the table. One thing that I noticed was that I thought the bottle (generic squeeze ketchup bottle) was defective since it wouldn't squirt anything. After trying two or three bottles, I realized that there was something in the ingredients that was blocking the spout. I ended up having to remove the cap and just pour the sauce. Well worth the effort, though. It reminded me of McDonald's Sweet and Sour Sauce, but it's much better. I actually ditched both the ketchup and the house sauce in favor of that sauce. I'd recommend giving it a shot next time around.

Had the chicken and garlic bread on Media Day and enjoyed it-however am trying hard to watch what I eat so am going to try to avoid it as much as possible this summer.

I tried out The Chicken Shack on media day and really enjoyed the chicken dipped in house sauce, and the fries. I'll most likely eat there again, but it's still tough to pass up on Hanks Burrito Shack, my favorite place to eat since it opened.

1. I do like Chicken Shack quite a lot. Haven't gotten around to trying the sauce on the table, but with the all-season dining plan, I'll have plenty of opportunities.

2. I don't know why I care so much, but there's something I gotta get off my chest: the bread they serve at Chicken Shack is not garlic bread. It's buttery Texas toast. Not garlic bread. Toast. No garlic. Yes toast. El pan sin el ajo. Le pain sans l'ail. 没有面包蒜。No garlic. Yes? Yes. Okay.

(The above was in jest and isn't actually an angry rant... But, for real, that's some sad garlic bread if it's supposed to be garlic bread. If it's an emulation of Raising Cane's, then it's actually just toast. I'm just saying! )

That was supposed to be Garlic Bread? Wow.

I don't care if it was supposed to be chopped liver! It was good, whatever it was supposed to be!

At those prices would prefer to dine at Hall of Fame-while they had a shaky opening day last year they certainly put it all together. Also like the 10 percent discount on all food and drink at KI with a Gold or Platinum Pass-10 percent is 10 percent.