Below are the many Theme Parks, Museums and exciting attractions that Branson has to offer. After reviewing telephone us toll free our Central Reservations Department at 1-800-463-4254 to purchase your advance tickets!
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| Shepherd of the Hills Pageant |
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In 1907 a man by the name of Harold Bell Wright wrote the book "The Shepherd of the Hills" At one time is was the 4th most widely read book in America. Little did anyone realize the impact that this one book would make in the lives of many citizens in the Ozark Mtn. Region. In the pageant the books real live characters of Old Matt, Aunt Mollie and many others come to life with over 60 actors and actresses that present this heartwarming show every evening underneath the clear Ozark starlit skies. Great show for the entire family.
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| Silver Dollar City Theme Park |
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100 Acres of hair raising fun. Silver Dollar City, a theme park built around a town of the 1880s feature one of the Nations largest working craftsman and shops galore. The park has rides for all ages from the exhilarating Wildfire roller coaster to the gentle indoor flooded mine ride. Shows abound in theatres all over the park along with the smell of great food lilting through the park. Its definitely an all day adventure culminating with the free show in echo holler amphitheatre after the park closes. Two day passes are available as well as park hopper passes that include White Water water park and Celebration City Amusement Park. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| Titanic Museum |
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This is definitely the most unique museum in the Nation. The new Titanic museum is built just like the famed Titanic ship! You'll enter through the cargo door and your 1 1/2 hour experience will be highlighted by your appointment to a name of an actual Titanic passenger. You see actual Titanic memorabilia, facts and figures, you'll touch an iceberg, you'll here the cabin speak, and finally at the end of your self guided tour, you'll find out if you survived the failing ship!
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| Dogwood Canyon Nature Park |
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Dogwood Canyon and Nature Park
Many opportunities await you within this amazing 10,000 acres slice of unspoiled Ozarks paradise. The rugged landscape has been modified to provide comfortable access to our guests. Our popular 6 mile round trip walking trail is self guided an follows the canyon floor along a paved, gently sloping path. A printed guide brings the history of the canyon alive. The 2 hour Wildlife Tram Tour will take you past towering bluffs and waterfalls, making a stop at the Glory Hole, (a magnificent blue-green pool where some of our largest trout reside). Your tram will mingle with herds of American Bison and Elk. Chuck wagon meals are available. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| Celebration City Amusement Park |
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Branson's ONLY night time amusement park. Rides from easy to thrills. Boardwalk games, themed dining areas, and one of the most incredible laser, fireworks and water shows closes the park down each night. The price of admission is worth the closing ceremonies alone! Park Hopper passes may be purchased to include Silver Dollar City and White Water too. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| Veterans Memorial Museum |
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Memorializing all the major conflicts of this century, the Veterans Memorial Museum is a must for all to see. It houses the largest private bronze veterans sculpture in the World. Build by one man in honor of his fathers legacy as a war hero, this museum touches the heart strings of all Americans. An hour very well spent in Branson. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| Ride the Ducks |
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 Here's a winner for the entire family! When you board your "Duck" you'll be outfitted with your own official "Whacky Quacker!" You're now a certified "Duck" rider. Your comedic driver will take you on a land tour showing you all the great attractions in Branson and then out to the lake where you'll plunge right into the lake and your now a boat! After boating around for a few minutes your "Duck" crawls back out onto the land to proceed on your land tour. It's fun, it's funny, and it's awesome! 1-800-463-4254. |
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| White Water Water Park |
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It's the beach that's within reach! White Water Water Park. Located right on the famed highway 76 entertainment strip, you'll have acres of water fun with the huge wave pool, water slides of all degrees, fun food vendors, family rafts, lazy rivers. It's a great way to cool off on a hot day in Branson. Park hopper passes are available to include Silver Dollar City and Celebration City Amusement Park also. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| The Butterfly Palace & Rainforest Adventure |
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Escape the busyness of today's life with a visit to the Butterfly Palace and Rainforest Adventure. Here you'll walk through a real Butterfly Aviary housing thousands of incredible creatures of nature. Many of these species you'll never see in your own neighborhoods, Brilliant colors, shapes and sizes, they'll even light on your shoulders to say HI sometimes. Very educational for adults and children alike. A short 8 minute film presentation demonstrates the process of hatching butterflies from their comfortable cocoons. A great way to change your pace. 1-800-463-4254. |
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| Ralph Foster Museum |
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The Ralph Foster Museum has long been termed as the "Little Smithsonian of the Ozarks." Ralph Foster was one of the true pioneers of radio starting a 50 watt station KGBX in a corner of their Firestone tire store in Springfield, MO. A hobby quickly grew into a thriving business. He was the first to begin bringing in live talent of many famous country music stars such as Slim Wilson, Porter Wagoner, Chet Atkins, the Carter Family, Homer and Jethro, Red Foley, and many more. For years, a collector of indian artifacts he has established this museum for the enjoyment of all. |
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| Bodies, The Exhibition |
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Celebrate the wonder of the human form in the World Premier of BODIES...The Exhibition! It is a phenomenal look at the phenomena we call the human body. With educational relevance for all ages, this exhibition of real human specimens immerses visitors in the complexities of the human body, telling us the amazing story of ourselves with reverence and understanding. Tastefully and respectfully done this is a one of a kind visual and sensory experience. |
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