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Branson Attraction
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Branson Vacation Company
There’s so much
to see and do in the Branson, Missouri area for families of all ages whether it
be on land at a world-class theme park or museum, on Table Rock Lake aboard a
dinner cruise or World War II era amphibious vehicle, or high above the
beautiful Ozark Mountains in a helium balloon or helicopter. Adventure seekers
at every level can choose from a wide variety of authentic attractions.
On Land
Silver Dollar City,
voted the number one theme park attraction in the world by the International
Association of Amusement Parks & Attractions, treats guests to an experience
unlike any other. The 50-acre, 1880s-themed park is nestled amidst the natural
Ozark Mountains and features more than 100 demonstrating craftsmen, 50 live
shows, food, 60 shops and rides, including PowderKeg, an explosive-launch roller
coaster making its debut in 2005in Branson Missouri. PowderKeg sends its
passengers through a black powder mill of yesteryear before launching them from
zero to 53 miles per hour in 2.8 seconds.
Five exciting festivals from April through December include
World-Fest with international entertainment from around the world; Bluegrass &
Barbecue, presenting national touring bluegrass bands and barbecue; Kids' Fest,
with a spectacular parade and an Xtreme Air show; the Festival of American Music
and Craftsmanship with a new salute to the American cowboy, and An Old Time
Christmas, a holiday festival named one of the top 10 in the country by USA
Today, with a Holiday Light Parade, a musical production of the famous classic,
A Dickens’ Christmas Carol, and more than 4 million lights, don't miss these
attractions in Branson, Missouri.
Celebration City
is a 20th century themed family amusement park attraction featuring dozens of
rides like the Ozark WildCat wooden roller coaster. The park entrance is
Celebration Street with a vintage-style carousel and fountains. The Electric
Boardwalk, with a boardwalk park atmosphere harking to the colorful days of
trolley parks, features amusement rides, games and arcade adventure. The
historic Route 66 area celebrates the 1950s and ’60s era of shiny automobiles
and drive-in diners with themed rides, shops and restaurants. The nightcapper
event each evening is a spectacular outdoor multi-media laser production and
pyrotechnics show. This one-of-a-kind visual and sound experience takes guests
through time travel of the 20th Century with dramatic effects,
lasers, a massive water screen, projections and fireworks, all set to the hit
music of the decades here in Branson, Missouri.
The Shepherd of the
Hills Homestead is a unique blend of Ozarks
history and down-home fun. Guests will enjoy historical tours, craftsmen, music
and the 230 foot Inspiration Tower that offers breathtaking views at this
attraction. In the evening visitors can relive the history of Harold Bell
Wright’s famous novel, “The Shepherd of the Hills”, set in the starlit outdoor
theatre in Branson, Missouri. This classics story weaves a tale of the lives,
hopes and dreams of the Ozark Mountain people.
Branson’s IMAX® Entertainment Complex presents original IMAX® and first-run
movies in a state-of-the-art stadium-style theater with a 6-story screen and
22,000-watt sound system. Movies are shown at multiple times each day all year
long. In addition to the IMAX® theater, the complex includes McFarlain’s Family
Restaurant, a food court, a live music theater, shops and three 35-mm movie
screens in Branson, Missouri.
Dolly Parton’s Dixie
Stampede Dinner & Show
this attraction is a full-scale production set in a 35,000 square foot arena
featuring six tons of stampeding American buffalo, 32 horses, racing pigs and
ostriches, and dozens of talented singers, dancers, trick riders and
costume-clad servers who bring to life Dolly's story of America in Branson,
Missouri. Audience members are encouraged to take sides! Dinner is a four-course
feast.
Stone
Hill Winery offers guests of all ages a free
hour-long tour and presentation attraction on the winemaking process. You’ll
actually get to talk to the bottling expert while he works, sample some of Stone
Hill’s award-winning wines, and shop their extensive wine and gift shop.
Seeing famous Hwy. 76 and Table Rock Lake is a blast for everyone in the family
in a Ride The Ducks
World War II era amphibious vehicle. Duck captains offer entertaining commentary
on the notable sights, layout and history of the area as they take passengers on
an 80-minute trip that culminates with a splashdown into Table Rock Lake
Branson, Missouri.
The Track,
with its several locations in Branson, offers go-cart tracks, amusement games,
miniature golf, bumper boats, snack bars and other indoor and outdoor
recreational opportunity attractions for fun-seeking children and adults.
Branson Scenic Railway
takes passengers on a narrated trip from historic downtown Branson through the
rugged countryside south into Arkansas or north to Galena, Missouri. Ride aboard
restored 1940’s dome cars while enjoying snacks or a romantic prime rib dinner
on Saturdays.
Titanic–World’s
Largest Museum Attraction
Towering over 80-feet above street-level, this ship-shaped family adventure is
located on Hwy. 76 and is this season’s must see attraction!
Titanic houses over 400
priceless artifacts and historic treasures and allows each visitor to encounter
the personal heroic and tragic stories of its passengers. The showpiece is the
Grand Staircase where visitors will experience the beauty of the Edwardian
era. This emotional journey allows guests to Walk the Grand Staircase,
See a first Class Stateroom, Touch an Iceberg and look back in
time through our exclusive Father Browne photographic collection. Titanic offers
something for every age with interactive experiences that will delight and
inspire each guest. Open Year Around!
www.titanicbranson.com
and take a Virtual Tour of the property.
A new entertainment complex on Hwy. 76 includes a state-of-the-art live
entertainment theater,
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Theater
featuring rock legends of the 50s and 60s. Grammy award-winning and Rock and
Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers, Paul Revere
and the Raiders, and several other artists will perform. The attraction will
house a 32,000-square foot exhibit that takes visitors on a walk down memory
lane through lifestyle exhibits displaying the mood and spirit of 1957,
including an unparalleled museum-quality collection of classic cars, all vintage
1957. There will also be a themed restaurant and gift shop.
Families can also enjoy indoor and outdoor themed miniature golf courses,
amusement centers, go cart tracks, bumper boats, and roller-skating located
throughout Branson, Missouri.
On the Water
To get wet or not to get wet? Whichever you choose, you’re guaranteed to have
fun at any Branson, Missouri water attraction. Choose from Table Rock Lake
attractions like the magnificent
Showboat Branson Belle,
an 1880s-style paddlewheel boat, with its 700-seat atrium dining theater and
three-course lunch and dinner show cruises, Branson’s American Star dinner and
sightseeing yacht for intimate day and nighttime excursions, the Spirit of
America catamaran for an open-air experience, or a Duck (see above), all
for near-water experiences.
If you’re in the mood to suit up, try
White Water,
the Branson's largest outdoor water park with its rides and attractions ranging
from the 500,000-gallon wave pool to the thrilling Raging River Rapids, open May
through September.
In the Air
From the neon glow of world-famous Hwy. 76 to the pristine Ozark Mountains,
there’s a lot to see -- and lots of ways to see it from the air.
Climb 225 stairs (or ride the elevator) to the top of Inspiration Tower at
Shepherd of the Hills Homestead for a magnificent view.
Hop on the Branson Balloon, this attraction is the largest helium
balloon in the U.S., which offers a 15-minute tethered ride 500 feet into the
air above Shepherd of the Hills Expressway.
For those who prefer to stay grounded, but still enjoy an eagle’s view, take a
walk across Table Rock Dam or a stop at the scenic overlook on Hwy. 165 between
Hwy. 76 and Hwy. 265 for excellent day and nighttime views of Branson's Lake
Taneycomo.
Mt. Branson, just east of the Lake Taneycomo Bridge in historic downtown
Branson, offers great views of Branson Landing.
Ozark Mountain Helicopters is proud to
announce that visitors to Branson can once again experience the thrill and
excitement of flying in a helicopter out of the Taney County Airport. Call
them at 417-337-7002 or visit their website.
Museums
Visitors of every age and interest have more museum options than ever before in
Branson, Missouri. Museums offer guided and self-guided tours, gift shops, snack
bars and group admission prices. Here’s what you can expect to find:
American
Presidential Museum – Clothing, documents and
photographs from George Washington to George W. Bush
Antique Toy Museum
– The toys we had, the toys we wish we’d had
Bonniebrook Historical Society Museum
- Rose O’Neil’s famous Ozarks home houses Kewpie dolls, illustrations and
clothing
Hollywood Wax Museum
- 170 life-like celebrity figures, open 365 days a year
Ralph Foster Museum at College of the
Ozarks – The Smithsonian of the Ozarks
contains artifacts tracing the history of the region and a large gun collection
Tractor Museum at College of the Ozarks – Tractor parts and collector’s items
Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Museum
– Interactive exhibits, odd artifacts, open year round
Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum & Happy Trails
Theater – Mounted figures of Trigger and
Buttermilk, family photographs, clothing and other personal items chronicle the
life of the famous duo inside a charmingly themed museum attraction. Hear son,
Dusty Rogers, sing many of Roy’s famous songs in a tribute show at the Happy
Trails Theater in Branson.
Veterans Memorial Museum
– More than 2,000 exhibits including the world's largest war memorial bronze
sculpture featuring 50 life-size statues storming a beach. The names of the men
and women killed in action in WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, and recent
conflicts of the 20th Century are displayed on the museum walls in Branson,
Missouri.
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