The 49 best things to do with kids in Branson

Nice museum with lots to read and learn. All of the staff was kind and in character which made it more fun. We spent about an 1.5 hours. There is a free audio tour, chance to dip your hands in frozen water, and climb what the deck felt like as the boat sank. Plenty of photos, videos, and interactive trivia for kids. The price is expensive but its a tourist town, what does everyone expect?

Location and parking are good. There’s a Walgreens across the street if you need it. Complaints Buying your ticket in advance you must wait in the same line as if you hadn’t. The lobby area is super loud and someone shouts instructions every ~ 15-30 mins? Entry doesn’t seem to be staggered and there are far too many people per group to really be able to see anything. Since most people are pretty inconsiderate. Not many staff giving stories/details. The person who takes your souvenir photo takes it before you pose. Doesn’t check it or retake it when your eyes are closed. Pictures are printed and shoved at you for $46 - even when your eyes are closed bc the person taking pics of didn’t tell you or check ? lol. You’re “welcome” to go back and retake but it’s kind of a lot to go back the way you came out. The app is out of order for some exhibits. Also the exhibits have numbers and things that don’t work any longer. Think for the price paid the exhibits could be maintained better. Praise Someone was monitoring and stopping the bottleneckers taking pictures. The Titanic is a very interesting story Dog details are sweet Staff we interacted with outside of the photos was great.

8/9/25 Came today with my group of family around 10:30am. I highly recommend attending this attraction. Worth the price, informative with amazing staff. Everyone was so pleasant. Made the experience more fun. Definitely stop by the gift shop.

Beautiful, beyond words. We went this week with the whole family and we loved it. The staircase makes you think you're stepping onto your real trip on the Titanic, considering it's a 1x1 scale. Videos and photos aren't allowed on the ground floor, so you won't be able to take home a souvenir of the beautiful model there. The staff is super attentive and well-versed in the history of the place.

This place was amazing. Prices at the gift shop were a little over priced but overall it was great. My favorite part was when you got to put your hand in the water and feel how cold it was.

Really cool place. The staff was super nice. It was neat to get a story line to follow of a real passenger. The listening devices were awkward and hard to follow especially when there are large groups around you.

The museum has lots of artifacts and loads of information covering the history of the Titanic. Unfortunately, our experience seemed rushed. There were a lot of people let in all at once that made us feel like we were holding up others. I personally would have appreciated a guided tour providing tidbits of interesting information rather than having to stop and read about it myself. Unless you have a way to get discounted entrance fees, or if you have a diehard interest in the Titanic, I would not recommend paying full price to see this museum.

We’ve been to Branson for years and never came here to The Butterfly Palace, so we wanted to experience something new! They are going through a renovation and expansion project, so there’s a little construction going on, but it didn’t detract from the experience. The mirror maze was a bit of fun and gave us something extra to do while there. The short 3-D film about the Monarch butterfly was interesting and educational. We stepped into the butterfly aviary and it really was a fun and unique experience. The butterflies definitely interact with you - landing on you, enjoying the nectar from the flower they give you, and fluttering by you throughout. It was unique and we enjoyed the experience, but for what it was it did feel a bit high in cost, and there is a bit of wear and tear on the place, hence the need to renovate. With tax it runs about $35 per person. We paid less than $10 more for much more in depth nature experiences in the area. It was still a good visit and the only place I’ve ever been where butterflies are flying all around you, so it was unique for sure. I recommend buying tickets on site - online there’s a fee, and they can get you a better deal at the door.

The Butterfly Palace was such a fun and unique experience! The mirror maze added a little extra fun for my husband and I, and the 3-D film about Monarch butterflies was interesting and educational. Stepping into the butterfly aviary was magical — the butterflies really interact with you, landing on you and fluttering all around. Highly recommend for a memorable visit!

This was such a magical and fun experience for all of us! From the enchanting mirror maze to the breathtaking butterfly atrium, every moment was filled with wonder. We loved learning more about the butterflies we care so much about—especially as we’re building our own monarch waystation. Feeding the butterflies and having them land on us was unforgettable! We enjoyed it so much, we went two days in a row and each visit offered something completely unique. Highly recommend for all ages—it’s both educational and absolutely beautiful!

I didn't really wanna go, but my dad wanted to, and my cousins wanted to, so I tagged along. It was pretty fabulous. So many beautiful butterflies, but in addition, there were lizards, chameleons, frogs.And I couldn't tell you what all else, creepy crawly, things that I normally wouldn't like, but they were so stinking cute. I wanted to take a couple home with me.

Had a great time--this was my third visit and I still enjoyed it! Great place for all to learn more about nature and have hands on activities. They are expanding and it will be even better!!

The Butterfly Pavilion was such a fun and kid-friendly experience! My granddaughter absolutely loved seeing all the butterflies up close, and there were so many hands-on exhibits that kept her entertained. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole visit even more enjoyable. Highly recommend for families!

We visited the Butterfly Palace and were very happy with our experience! First, the facility was very clean regardless of the construction going on in their lobby. All of the workers were super friendly! We started with the reptile exhibit, where you can view turtles, tortoises, and different types of lizards. We then moved on to the mirror maze, which was super fun. The 3D butterfly movie was really cool to explain the process of the monarch butterfly's life cycle and migration. We then moved to the butterfly aviary. This aviary has about 2000 butterflies! You can grab a butterfly ID chart, nectar flowers, and even safari hats and binoculars. The scenery in the room was so pretty! You can even see some crystal butterfly wings. Also, your wrist band let's you enter the Butterfly Palace for three days!

Spectacular performers, delicious and filling meal, with attentive wait staff. Take cash to tip your wait staff, the work their butts off. TIP: don't waste money for pre show drinks and snacks you will ruin your appetite. They offer folks already at each seat. PHOTOS $38-50. FLAGS $5, DOLLY PARTON MUGS $10. We arrived 1.5 hours early got good parking spot and had time to see the horses in their corrals, pick up tickets and walk thir gift shop. Purses and bags not a problem. Take sweater or sweatshirt esp for kids it's cold in there.

Our experience at the event over the recent Columbus Day weekend was highly positive. The host's engagement and the overall atmosphere significantly enhanced the enjoyment of the show. Key attractions, such as the butterfly show featuring horses, the North versus South competition, and the pig race, were particularly well-executed. While the main course was satisfactory and could benefit from further refinement, the desserts were exceptional. Vegetarian options were limited, however, the service provided was commendable. The staff demonstrated excellent efficiency in serving a large crowd, and the service quality was consistently high.

I had the pleasure of attending Dolly Parton’s Stampede and it was an evening full of excitement, flair, and flavor. The show features skilled trick riders, gorgeous horses, aerial performances, and plenty of audience interaction that kept everyone engaged from start to finish.  The dinner is a hearty four-course feast the rotisserie chicken stood out as a highlight and portions are generous. The service was timely, and they worked hard to keep everyone’s drinks and plates moving.  That said, there are a couple of minor drawbacks. Seating is quite tight, and we felt a bit cramped at our table. In a few seats, you may be close to where the horses enter, which adds to the excitement but can affect visibility or comfort.  Overall, if you’re looking for an entertaining night out full of spectacle, animals, music, and a big southern-style meal, Dolly Parton’s Stampede delivers.

Fabulous family show with amazing food. We arrived a bit after 5 for the 5.30 show. We did the premium seats and so were in the second row and they were perfect! Food was delicious; creamy mushroom soup, a biscuit, a whole mini chicken!, pulled pork, corn on the cob, mashed potato and a choice of dessert (I had apple turnover, it was yum!). My 4yo was amazed by his chicken and picking it apart kept him busy while he watched. Drinks were constantly being refilled. There were condiments and napkins in front of us and they provided a hot towel to wipe our chickeny fingers after. The whole thing was very efficient and well run. Show was fun, the kids loved it. I especially loved the horses in butterfly wings. Would go again if we're ever back in Branson!

I didn't know what to expect as it was my first time visiting. The show is high energy with a ton of crowd participation. Definitely for all ages as the horse entertainers are top notch. The lead presenter was very entertaining. OMG the FOOD. It kept coming, coming and coming. The soup was tasty. The chicken hit the spot 😋 👌. The pork was ok a bit dry. The fix-in were delicious and the apple turn over did the trick. Great time family fun.

We had a wonderful time at the show last night (6/16), we debated going but this was worth it. We did VIP which was nice but not necessary, all the seats in the arena were great. Everyone was very friendly, service was phenomenal. Bring cash to tip servers, we never carry cash and there wasn't a check at the end for me to add a tip to, I feel horrible that I had nothing to leave our server, she was so wonderful!

Me, my wife, and in-laws recently visited. We all had a wonderful time. The show was great. Cocktails were tasty. Dinner was good. It wasn't gourmet but we left very full. Service was fantastic as well.

Saying we had a blast is an understatement! The associates were friendly and knowledgeable. Check-in was easy. My kids played for hours! Their favorite attraction was going through the underground tunnels. My husband and I really enjoyed the Sky Ropes! The zip line in the ropes course was the cherry on top. So glad we visited and we’ll definitely be back!

We visited Fritz’s Adventure Park after a recommendation from a friend, and I’m so glad we did! My kids are 12, 17, and 19, and it was a perfect fit for the whole family. The ropes course was definitely a highlight — we all had a blast, and I even went back for a second round! The atmosphere was energetic and fun, and everything felt well-organized and safe. While we didn’t try the food, the pizza and giant soft pretzels at the café looked amazing (we’ll definitely plan to eat there next time). Highly recommend if you’re looking for an activity that works for all ages!

We went to Fritz's Adventure for my son's 6th birthday. The whole day was a wonderful adventure. Everyone there was friendly, and the kids enjoyed all the challenges. Everything from the tunnels to the airplane, from the warped wall to the laser room, and the ropes course were all great. It's hard to find an activity the whole family can do together that doesn't include a screen, but this is it!

A great adventure area for kids. Kids upto 4 years are free. There are activities for all small and big kids. My kid, who is 4, enjoyed a lot of actions. She ran through most of the attractions that met her height limits. She entered a few of rope and harness adventures, crawled through a lot of ropes, caves and slides. A great place to gift for your kid, especially who love adventures indoor.

We ended up getting free tickets from listening to a seminar, and they were for discover, which was just for the Regular play area that is unharnessed attractions. We spent almost 4 hours there doing just that. The kids ranging from 10 to 17 had a blast and the parents did too. The restaurant food was great and I liked that we could take a break to eat a BBQ chicken pizza right there and go back to fun.

Awesome place for kids and families. (ages 8-16 probably the sweet spot but our 5 and 18 year olds also had fun). If you’re adventurous, get the All Access pass and do the treetops. Lots to do - easily takes 4-6 hours if you get the all access pass and do all the activities and zip lines. If you only have a couple hours to kill and/or smaller kids, then the standard pass still has access to jungle gyms, warp walls, and tunnels. During busy times (weekends), expect to wait a bit in lines checking in, at the treetops, and at the concessions.

The kids had a decent time playing. It is short staffed so plan on lengthy waits in some areas. The course took 30-45 minutes to get on and off as only one employee manning it. The food also takes quite a while ( A pretzel took over 10 minutes). I personally think its silly one parent has to be on ground level with children under 9 so we had to buy a pass for me just so my husband and I didnt have to separate as we observed.

Love this lake. Over the 4th at nights all the boats are lit up.on the water it's awesome

So much fun we went boating and tubing on the lake with a boat rented from the state park marina. Kids and adults loved every minute of it.

What.a.trip!!! This was one of the best vacations I have ever had (and I go on a LOT of vacations!) Maybe it was the lake, maybe it was the company but I'm guessing it was a little of both. The lake was so big we never covered the whole thing after being there for an entire week! The water was perfect and smooth - just right for water sports. The sunsets we're to die for and the weather was perfect (we went in August). I hope we are lucky enough to experience it again with the same amazing crew!

Absolutely stunning lake. The lake provides a variety of activities to locals and visitors including swimming, boating, fishing, kayaking, diving, cliff jumping, and more! You also can't beat a Table Rock Lake sunset!

The lake was very pretty and busy with boats. We where there after a lot of rain and got to see all the water flowing from the dam. The visitor center has a video you can watch about the history of the dam. Across the street from the visitor center is a great spot to see the dam.

Very popular destination for fishing and recreational water sports! Great places to dock and the natural beauty is something to behold. An upcoming place for vacation rentals and second homes. Good school districts and reasonable prices for an upscale area.

Pretty place for boating, jet ski, and water sports. Lots of coves to pull into to drop anchor and swim. We spent our time on the east side of the lake around Indian Point, Kimberling City, etc. Water can get choppy out in the more open areas with the wind, but coves are calmer. Weather and water temp were still great in late Sept.

The show was well worth the money. The entertainers were very good!! The amount of time they allow you to go on the decks to view the lake during the break was about right. They were VERY organized with the transitions and the food was hot. On a scale between 1-5, the food was about a 3 and what I expected for that large number of people being fed at the same time.

The Showboat Branson Belle was one of the most memorable experiences of my trip to Branson. It’s a unique combination of a cruise, dinner, and live entertainment that’s perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends. Highlights: Top-notch entertainment: The singers, dancers, comedian/magician, and host kept the show fun, engaging, and full of energy. Beautiful boat and scenery: The classic riverboat design and the views of Table Rock Lake make the whole experience even more special. Dinner service: The three-course meal is simple but tasty, and the staff does a great job serving so many guests efficiently. Great organization and service: Boarding and seating were well managed, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout. Fun for all ages: They offer different themed shows, from family-friendly options to more general performances, so there’s something for everyone. Overall, it’s a fantastic experience that combines sightseeing, good food, and great entertainment in one unforgettable evening. Highly recommend!

The food was so so. Really liked the roast and potatoes. The ooey gooey cake was more ooey than gooey. Couldn't taste the strawberry and was pretty dry. The boat was beautiful, the show nice, and the view was absolutely lovely. I loved watching the guy Josh dance, he was very talented.

I loved this experience!! We went on the Showboat Branson Belle for my birthday and I ensured that I bought our tickets 3 months ahead since seats were placed in the order of purchase. We ended up in second row from the stage. Check-in was a breeze. You go through a metal detector and they scan your tickets either from paper or your phone. They scan the premium tickets first and then allow general admission. The Showboat is highly maintained and looks so gorgeous! Our server at dinner got our table's drink orders and explained the fixed menu. The food was plentiful and delicious. The musicians play during dinner and then there's a break between dinner and dessert to clean up. During the break, you can walk up to the decks and see the lake and landscape. It's so gorgeous but we only stayed on deck for about 15 minutes before heading in since it was just so hot outside even in the shade. Dessert was delicious and the musicians play until we get back to the landing and disembark.

Mom and I had a great time. The food was great and the entertainment was amazing. Mom was in a wheelchair and it was very easy to get around with her. One of the waitors was leaving at the same time we were and he took her up the ramp back to the dock for me. I totally appreciated that. Everything and everyone was great!

Great experience. Christopher James (comedian/magician) was great and an excellent emcee. The performers and band were top notch. I highly recommend the Captain's meal. It was a higher priced but worth it. The meal was fantastic and the ribeye was cooked perfectly. A shout out to our server too. I forget her name sadly but she was outstanding.

Food was great. Above average and honestly some of the best that was had on my trip. The show on the other hand, was highschool musical for the old and young. The intermission with the band on top deck was great, best entertainment on the boat, only to be bested by maybe having a drink in my hand

We had a great time! Spent a couple of hours exploring and loved seeing so many animals with unique personalities. My daughters especially enjoyed the mini ponies and the drive-through safari—lots of animals came right up to the car looking for food (sold separately). Early in our visit, rain caused a tree branch to fall, and it was really cool to watch all the deer run over excitedly to eat the fresh greenery—there hadn’t been any in their enclosure before. My only wish is that the petting zoo areas had more natural greenery like that. Overall, a fun and worthwhile visit with the basic package!

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the Ultimate Excursion. Our excursion guide, Laura, did a fantastic job!! We had so much fun with her. We never felt rushed were able to truly enjoy our experience. She even adjusted our original plan to allow us plenty of time to enjoy our personal encounters and the VIP experience. Our VIP host, Peyton, was also great. We enjoyed that hands on experience as well. I would highly recommend taking the time to visit the Promised Land Zoo and if possible upgrade to the ultimate experience. It truly was worth every penny. Thanks again Laura for a great day!! Bella would say it was the highlight of our trip.

We decided to visit the Promised Land Zoo despite all the negative reviews. We did the basic admission and purchased the $10 cup of feed. The animals were all awake and on display. We got to see the baby joeys through the window and enjoyed the walk through the park. We fed the parakeets, kangaroos, goats, alpacas, camels, cows and so much more. It is very shaded which was nice. There are plenty of places to sit and rest while seeing the animals. Yes it is hilly but you’re in the hills of Missouri. The drive through was pretty cool. Got to see a lot of emus and alpacas. All the animals looked very well taken care of and the staff we did interact with were very helpful and knowledgeable of the animals they cared for. Definitely a positive experience.

We had the best time at the Branson Promised Land Zoo!! The VIP+ Experience is so worth the extra. We were able to interact with several animals and birds. Blake was an awesome host explaining the differences and details of the animals we were interacting with. We enjoyed the petting zoo, being able to walk and feed so many small animals. Then we went through the safari portion with full cups of food. So many different interactions and laughs made the trip a memory we will never forget.

This was a one-of-a-kind experience. There were lots of animals to view in their habitats as we walked around but also a great experience as we drove through different habitats in our car. Our son loved being able to feed most of the animals by hand. It was refreshing to see Scripture everywhere as well!

We saw their website and purchased the ultimate excursion. Stop by Branson.com and the made us feel stupid for buying the tickets and called it nothing by a glorified farm or petting zoo. They bad mouthed this place bad. But we paid so we showed up. We were greeted by very happy and friendly employees. We first walk around their walk about area which we were able to get close enough to appreciate the size and magnificent each animal is. We then went with a large group behind the scenes into a small room where we learned a lot about kangaroos, prierire dogs and a python. We then were taken on a 2 hour tour of the back drive through area where we were able to get up close and personal with several wild animal and Katlin our guide was so knowledgeable about all the animals. You can tell the animals here are very well taken care of and loved. We then went in and saw their petting zoo are and their indoor area with mixed mammals. We have our in counter with a cerival cat which was one of the most amazing experience of my life we then went out side and we all got to feed the hyenas omg the noises they make is incredible. We then went back to the start and were able to get in with the brown lemurs they actually lock you all over and crawl all over you. This place is so magical it bet our day at Silver Dollar City by a long shot!!!! If I have learned a lesson don’t let another Business change your mind Branson.com has no clue what they are talking about please give this place a chance you will not be disappointed!!!!!

Loved the experience. We got a one on one with some animals and did the VIP and one on one with some sloths. My sisters dream to pet the sloths. A lot of other animals to feed and see. Really cool place

Never having ridden on a train before this was a great experience. The views are mostly woods but every once in a while you will get some beautiful scenery. The highlight was Liam, the narrator for the tour. His voice is so soothing and easy to listen to. All the staff were very gracious and friendly. I highly recommend this excursion and there are many times to choose from. We took the 9:30 am tour.

I've been wanting to take this ride for years and was very excited that we got tickets for the Silver Terrace dome car. When we got on the car, every seat had iced tea and water and each glass had a lemon in it. I hate lemon so that wasn't a good start. It took 20 minutes to get new glasses without lemons in them. Additionally, every table but ours and the one across from us had rolls - we asked for some but they didn't arrive until dinner came out. I got the prime rib and it was not good. It was hammered - it was an unappetizing grey color and as I cut it, it made steak "sawdust" on the plate because it was so dry. I have no idea why the caterer chose to serve prime rib - that's hard to get right in an actual restaurant. The veg mix wasn't the best either. The sauce and horseradish that came with it were quite good. My wife had the baked chicken which came out with very cheap tasting BBQ sauce that was very liquid-smoke heavy. The food was very disappointing. The wait staff, while slow, (they probably have to cover a LOT of tables) was very nice. The evening's entertainer, "Ginger Blue" had a surprisingly rich and smooth voice - she was the highlight of the interior service and I'd have like to heard more from her. The train itself seemed in good condition and was clean. The tracks are another thing though - they need serious maintenance. The train rocked constantly and the rocking became aggressive in several sections. Inside the tunnel was VERY rough. I understand rail maintenance is catastrophically expensive, but a derailment would be worse. I've been on several other trains and none of them had that rough of a ride. Overall I am not motivated to return for another trip. The food needs a major overhaul and the tracks need serious maintenance.

This was cool but NOT WORTH the money I spent for the dinner train. Food was ok I guess not a lot of flavor. When they said scenic it was not that pretty just a bunch of trees nothing I hadn’t seen before. I guess it would be worth the price without the dinner but I spent over $200 for the ride and the dinner and I did end up regretting it! Was 2 hours long it just stopped on a bridge after an hour going one way and just started going back in the opposite direction which when I was riding backwards it made me a little nauseous.

If you want to see some beautiful scenery highly Recommend the Branson scenic Railway trip. We booked seats on the top scenic view car, Very hot during sunny days, so bring a hat. We had nice snacks, water and sodas available. It's about. A 55 minute ride out and the same amount of time coming back. Interesting views. And historic information shared with us. A lot of fun but intended for adults not much for children.

Family friendly. Timely. Safe. The staff was great & helpful. Convenient snacks on board & inexpensive. The gift shop is nice with a good variety to offer. Liam was great and cool to listen to. Overall it’s a pleasant experience to be on a train but you do see a lot of trees and hillside, nothing outrageously scenic (photos included are the most scenic).

On one hand I want to complain and the other I still feel like it's an experience worth experiencing. We had upper deck seats as a family of four. The morning of our trip we get notification we have been relocated and scattered on the bottom deck. Upon our arrival we were advised our seats were not available due to rain leakage. . . . . . .. this makes no sense to me as a man employed in the maintenance sector. Waterproofing caulk is basically pennies on the dollar. With what they charge to sit up top its a great investment. It's flexible and useful on many applications. Sure the cart flexes, but the Waterproofing caulk flexes more. It was still a scenic view, but I got the feeling we weren't valued passengers, but dollar signs and when the lady with the guitar came through it totally broke the "peaceful" scenic ride to me. I don't wanna call it a tourist trap, but it seems thats what Bronson is.

The train ride was a good experience. It could have been a bit shorter but overall I recommend it. The audio could be a bit louder, it was hard to hear about the history over the chatter of folks. The atmosphere was casual, the dinner was all right. I had the chicken, my partner had prime rib. Caesar salad was decent and the vanilla and chocolate cake was tasty.

Come for the upside-down building, stay because your child has entered emotional freefall. I took my two boys, Caleb (8) and Emmanuel (4), expecting a day of family bonding and hands-on science magic. Instead, I got cardio, glitches, and the kind of existential reflection that only hits you while stuck in the world’s saddest bubble room. The Bubble Room of Broken Dreams We sprinted to the bubble station like it was the main event at a foam rave. Emmanuel was ready—sleeves rolled up, bubble wand in hand, eyes sparkling with joy. And then… nothing. No bubbles. No magic. Just a sad plastic hoop dripping soapy tears of betrayal. Emmanuel looked at me like I had personally lied to him. And just like that, he was done. Clocked out. Checked into Boredom Town. Population: Him. The “Surprise! This Costs Extra” Arcade Okay, so I figure - no problem! Let’s pivot to something fun! We head to the cafeteria area where it’s arcade time… but plot twist: every game is pay-per-play. After already forking over the ticket price, I now had to swipe my card every 3 minutes like I was stuck in a Vegas toddler casino. Caleb was living his best life. Emmanuel? He used all his energy trying to play a racing game with no tokens and then emotionally deflated like the bubble that never was. Glitch City & Laggy Labs We hit the rest of the museum hoping to bounce back. Instead, it felt like we were beta-testing a science fair on dial-up: The sand station was like digging in cat litter with commitment issues. Color-your-own train was so laggy I froze in panic. Not the screen - me. A few hands-on exhibits were either missing parts, not responding, or straight-up judging us with blank screens. I started entertaining myself just to survive. I climbed stuff. I laid on a bed of nails. I spun in a gyroscope while Caleb screamed, “FASTER!” like a tiny personal trainer. I was the only adult breaking a sweat in the name of "science." The Good Stuff (because there was some) Alright, to be fair: The illusion rooms were cool (my brain was like, “Wait, what?!”) Caleb crushed the speed test and earned bragging rights The ropes course looked amazing (but had a height requirement taller than my parenting patience) Final Verdict: WonderWorks Branson is like dating an illusionist. It looks amazing at first… until half the tricks stop working and you’re left explaining to your kid why bubbles are just a theory now. If your child is 7+ and enjoys “pushing buttons that might respond,” they’ll have a blast. If they’re 4, like Emmanuel, you better bring snacks, a backup plan, and possibly a puppet show—because you’re the new entertainment. Still worth going once. Just temper your expectations, stretch before the ropes course, and bring a sense of humor. You’ll need it.

Awesome STEM museum on the strip. Most of the interactive activities are family friendly. The 360 bikes were a blast and the Astronaut Training attraction was fun and not for those with a weak stomach 😬. There are so many great attractions, with several different themed areas. Truly fun for all ages and all three floors are accessible by stairs and elevator. Definitely worth the price of admission.

Multiple things broken. Only a few things worth going for but you better be ready to spend the entire time waiting in line. We were there 3 hours and didn't get to do any of the major stuff. Staff is not very well trained. Watched 2 attendants shut a ride down completely because of an equipment malfunction. One guy didn't seems to care much and walked away. Maintenance showed up and didn't really do anything but look at the restraints. The kids didn't really even enjoy it. Complete waste of money and time.

It was a very good experience at Wonderworks. I was a little doubtful on whether I need to take my 4 year old. But she got enough items in Wonderworks to be happy. There were some interactive activity screens, magic sand, coloring activities etc that she felt very engaging. For small to big kids, it's a paradise. Parents can be engaging with their kids to spend some good time having fun and learning.

We arrived right at opening and were able to experience everything quickly before the holiday weekend crowds arrived. About an hour in, it became incredibly busy. I'd say a family could easily spend 2-3 hours here, depending on how crowded it gets. Oh, and the pizza was delicious!

Good for kids 8 to 12. We spent 3 hours here. Science themed but fun for an afternoon indoor activity. Adults enjoyed the atmosphere even though it was noisy.

We had an excellent experience. We came for our sons birthday today. A random Wednesday, but we were lucky because It wasn't crowded and was very clean. Kids loved everything, 4yo and 8yo. All the rides and stations were open and all the hand sanitizer were full. It was engaging and well worth $40 bucks per adult. We did everything the kids did and had a blast. All the staff were friendly but didn't babysit us either. We will definitely go again.

Excellent place for walking, shopping, eating and drinking. Some of the restaurants and bars overlook the river. There is also a walkway behind the shops that is good for walking along the river.

Great area while on vacation. The area was recently developed, so everything is new. This is a great spot if you need a break from the kid side of town.

Do not shop in the summer. Nearly every shops AC is out so you will have a terrible shopping experience. Trying on clothes? Expect a sweetie body had been in it. Most shops are trying, with portable ACs and fans. But the Owners of the landing do not seem to care. It's a hot and exhausting shopping experience. Do not recommend unless you have to

Really cool lots of stuff to do.. Things to look at, stores to shop at places to eat! Don't miss the water show right on the lakefront every hour on the hour!

We stayed at the Hilton on the landing and did not go anywhere else. We just wanted to relax. The scenic walk, the scenic train, and renting a pontoon boat were marvelous! Attached are pictures around The Landing!

Lovely evening. Sat on a bench and watched a bus boat go back and forth. Enjoyed the fountains!

We visited Branson Landing after spending the day at Silver Dollar City, and it was a really enjoyable part of the trip. The area has a nice riverfront atmosphere, and the layout with shops, restaurants, and walkable space felt much more our style compared to other parts of town. This is also where we found the best food we had in Branson. The fountain show was a surprise highlight, simple but really fun to watch, and it added a unique touch to the experience. We all enjoyed it. It’s a good spot to wind down the day, get a treat, and just take in the scenery. Definitely a place we’d return to when we’re back in Branson.

Place was amazing fit my son's birthday party! The staff especially Zach was top notch! He ran that place like a pro. As for our party planner Grace she did a phenomenal job setting everything up and getting us off and running. Thank you guys for your expertise and making all dozen of these boys the happiest that night!

High-speed thrills and family fun—Track 4 at The Track Family Fun Parks is a Branson favorite! We had an action-packed day at Track 4 in Branson, MO, and it was a hit with everyone in the family—especially our older kid age 8. The park is designed to entertain all age groups, but it really shines for bigger kids who love speed, competition, and variety. 🏎️ The highlight is the Heavy Metal High Rise go-kart track, a multi-story steel and concrete structure that gives kids a real driving experience. Our daughters were thrilled to take the wheel with their dad and race around the spiraling track. It’s fast, safe, and incredibly fun. 💦 There’s also water bumper boats, small kiddie rides, and arcade games for younger children, making it easy to keep everyone engaged. You can choose between buying a wristband for unlimited rides or purchasing individual tickets, which gives flexibility based on your schedule and budget. 🍕 The location is a hub of activity, with nearby restaurants, snack stands, and other attractions within walking distance. The park is clean, well-staffed, and very kid-friendly, with plenty of seating and shaded areas for breaks. 🎉 Whether you're looking for thrills, laughs, or a place to let kids burn off energy, Track 4 delivers a memorable experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) A must-visit for families in Branson—especially if your kids are ready to take the wheel and have a blast!

Wonderful time. We did the sky coaster it was amazing. Had a blast plan on visiting here again!

We did the 100ft drop SKYCOASTER and can’t explain the experience in words!!! The prep phase when they lift you up to the 100ft mark was so scary that you would want to abandon the ride and runaway. Once you cross this phase is when the actual horror starts 😂 The plug that holds you to the top is actually under your control and you will be asked to release it. I was so scared I did not let it go the first time. Then on further announcements I had to let it go and man!!!! What an exhilarating drop that was!!! I was literally blanked out for 10 seconds and started shouting throughout the 2 minute monster swing phase 😂. Adventure seekers MUST TRY THIS. Plus do not forget to get the pictures from the team it’s totally worth it!

We were in town for the USSSA softball tournament and Grace helped us with getting our group of about 30 a great price. Wonderful bonding night for the girls, and fun for all the siblings (and some parents too)! Would highly recommend! Fun for all!

I’ve been to all of the tracks multiple times. They are a lot of fun. The only complaint is I wish they would crack down on the people that crash into others when the ride ends. Every time we go that seems to get worse. There was one person or one small group that does it every ride so we have had to watch out for these people to avoid going at the same time.

Overpriced and the employees here have HORRIBLE customer service. Person behind the counter obviously didn't want to be there and said as little as he possibly could to me. Also, the employees working the go karts weren't any better. I made a wrong turn the first go around and instead of helping me, he looked at me like I was a total idiot and said, "what are you doing?!". Like bro, I didn't see the arrow, my bad. Honest mistake. Won't come back here again.

This place is fantastic. The staff was friendly and helpful. The toys were very good and plentiful. We especially recommend the toy train exhibition. The details of the layout were excellent. See several short videos of the layout. We definitely recommend this place when you visit the area. Please allow a lot of time as there are many items to explore.

Such a fun stop! As someone traveling from Louisiana, this was a nostalgic blast from the past. The World's Largest Toy Museum Complex is packed wall-to-wall with everything from vintage toys to pop culture icons. We had a great time walking through the different themed areas — there's something for every generation. If you're a toy lover or just enjoy quirky roadside attractions, this is definitely worth a visit! 🎉 Bonus points for the photo ops outside. Follow my travel adventures and geocaching fun on TikTok: @diamond.in.the.rough.78 🎒🧸

It is a definitely huge collection of toys. From 1800s to 2000. Lots and lots of toys. I thought it was a little deceiving at first when I saw the super-sized Barbie skate out front. I thought the toys were going to be the world's largest. Nope, it's the world's largest toy collection. The staff was friendly and welcoming.

SUPPORT OUR VETERANS HERE!!Very Fun!! It is a Huge building with such a large collection of toys and other things so interesting to look at that it would be easy to spend all day there. It's good for toddlers too. We took our 3 year old here and she had a blast,we spent 2½ hours there! She really loved the train hanging from the ceiling. And honestly...we started off thinking it was going to be like taking the puppy to the dog park Off the leash for the first time, you hope there's enough healthy distraction to prevent biting strangers and no messes in the floor, and there Was. Plenty of healthy distraction, that is. I highly recommend bringing children, there's toys that Can be played with, climbed on and handled even though most are for the museum display and should be respected as such. The staff is awesome too..calm, cool and collected, smart as well. Thats something that's getting difficult to find in Branson business establishments. Don't forget to go see the lovely lady running the show in the lower half of the building, there's an entirely different museum to see!! Super interesting for those whom like wild west cowboys and indians, trains, soldiers and guns!

Really fun place to go if you like old toys and train set i highly recommend this place to visit when your here

Great experience , friendly staff and so much to see. Loved their die-cast collection, we spent over 2 hours here! It is reasonably priced and time well spent!

The lady and man in charge at the front counter were extremely nice and very pleasant! They were honestly the best part! The man running the train was extremely rude and kept replaying a video that kept saying “she’s brain dead” and laughing about it. I am a religious person but I will say all of the Bible’s open everywhere and the small little church didn’t make me nor my wife feel comfortable. It made it seem like the place may be extremely haunted. Sadly I don’t recommend this place. Also they would be so much better off without whatever guy was doing the trains. He honestly made the whole experience terrible.

We really enjoyed this with our kids that are younger. It's a good value and fun to get a digital family picture to download. It was cool to see the helicopter tours flying around and learn about the history of this Chicago classic that is now in Branson. Fun for all ages, but aware the hornets that fly around d at the top! The good thing is that the gondolas have plastic walls on most sides to keep them out. Worth going for the views!

A breathtaking ride with panoramic views—Branson Ferris Wheel is a must-do for families! We had a wonderful experience riding the Branson Ferris Wheel, located at The Track Family Fun Parks. It’s not just a ride—it’s a scenic adventure that lifts you high above the city and offers stunning views of the Ozark Mountains, Branson Strip, and surrounding attractions. From the top, you can see the entire layout of Branson, and it’s especially magical during sunset or nighttime when the city lights sparkle below. 🎡 Our kids absolutely loved it! The ride is smooth and gentle, making it perfect for all ages. Our 3- and 8-year-olds were thrilled to be up so high, pointing out landmarks and waving at the people below. The enclosed gondolas feel safe and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and attentive throughout. 💡 The Ferris wheel itself is beautifully lit with over 16,000 LED lights that create a dazzling light show every evening. It adds a festive vibe to the whole area and makes for great photo opportunities. 💰 Tickets are reasonably priced, and you can purchase them individually or as part of a combo with other Track attractions. It’s located near restaurants, mini golf, go-karts, and arcades—making it easy to plan a full day of fun. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Whether you’re visiting Branson for the first time or returning with family, the Ferris Wheel offers a peaceful, beautiful moment that’s worth every penny.

The gondolas are open air. It was slow when we went so they let us go around twice. It moves very slowly.

Very fun and not too expensive. They let you ride twice if you want. Plus we bought a 2 ride ticket. Rode once tonight and then we get to come back another day.

Wonderful experience, great staff, beautiful views! Plus everyone gets a complimentary photo sent to their phone if you follow the prompts.

Was visiting from STL. Wanted to try places we've never had. My GF questioned me when I mentioned a side chick for dinner. But after I showed her the menu she agreed. Haha. Food was wonderful and portions were big. Street corn, Mac n cheese, and sweet potato fries were amazing. Chicken was some of the best ive ever had!! Highly recommend! The small dark and or small white was enough for us two. Renee the manager was absolutely delightful and very up beat and friendly!! Thank you for the great experience. Scott and Danielle

Very disappointed.. I guess the owners of this ride, have all of the money they need and do not need tourist money anymore. We have been coming to Branson every year for the past 7+ years, the last 4 years the Ferris Wheel has always been my favorite to ride at night, especially when all of the Christmas lights are up in the city. Tonight, my last night in town I was turned away at the ticket counter advising me a grown man, who is almost 40 was not allowed to ride the Ferris wheel by myself? WHAT?? When did this change? I feel like it is a money grab to at least get $30+ per ride. I want to be clear, there were only two other people in line when I got there and the Ferris wheel was otherwise empty. For the past 4 years I have always ridden this ride by myself as my spouse does not do heights.. It has never been a problem until now. In fact, it was exactly 1 year ago today that we were in Branson and I have pictures of me by myself on the ride. It was honestly pretty insulting. For a city who is moving into their slow season, that rely on Tourist from out of town to provide revenue, this is a HUGE mistake. Reading the reviews looks like this has been happening to others as well. I will never support this company again! Based on this experience, I will be looking for other places to also leave reviews - Single travelers beware, Branson Ferris Wheel Owners do not need or want your business!

Let me first say I had the absolute best time! The lazy river and wave pool were my favorites. There was no wait to get in at 2 pm on a Saturday. The slides took a while to get a tube or a mat, but it was well worth it. The snacks are expensive, so I had a cooler in the car. You can leave and re enter the park if you wish to, but have your ticket with you. Speaking of tickets, it is much cheaper to purchase in advance online. Now, I haven’t been to white water since 2011 and it still looks the exact same. The same paint, the same chairs, the same small bathrooms. I would think you should be updating things during your off season. The plants look fantastic though!

Took the grandkids to White Water for our annual "Cousin Camp". They had a blast. I didn't get many photos unfortunately but they definitely give it a 10/10. They slid on every slide, floated on the lazy river, swam in the wave pool and enjoyed some of the snacks. We brought a few snacks and some water so didn't buy too much. The concrete is very hot so be sure to bring swim shoes/flip flops-you can leave them at the entrance of each slide, they are pretty safe there-ours were. They have life jackets if you need them. Get there early if you want the best parking spots and loungers with shade. They go quickly. We didn't rent a cabana-too expensive. We had to relocate to the shade when we found an open spot with enough loungers. If you've got a young one that you need to keep an eye on, try to get a spot by the kid's area so you can relax while they play. Our youngest had a great time although it took awhile to get the courage for some of the slides in the kiddie area. It's around $50 each to get in. They enjoyed it and we had a great time!

First time here and it was okay. Smaller water park and the lines were long in the afternoon. Barely any seating , highly recommend a locker. They do a $5 deposit and you get it back at the end of the day. Tube slide and drop slides were really fun. Age appropriate facility for everyone.

First time visit , Interesting place, small water park , they check all bags , 1.our food at our first stop was cold and nasty, we then got pizza at a different place which was a lot tastier, dip and dots were good, save ur money cuz there food is kinda gross. Oo I forgot to mention the cookies at our first place was 5 hrs old, very. Disgusting, food wasn’t fresh, and spent 30 for cold food, 2. Long lines on a Saturday ain’t worth it, 3. Lockers are nice but it’s 25 for a locker!! 4. Few of the employees at the food cafes seem like they hate there jobs like kayle, gives attitude and are rude! Save ur money and eat before you come ,food is expensive and cold ,

Great children's water area. Lazy river was one of da best. The slides were also pretty fun. I definitely got some air time. The tubes for the cabanas we nice, but cannot be used on any ride, so would not recommend renting tubes (unless you are only going to be in wave pool or lazy river). Overall: nice quaint water park, but they did give us a rain check due to thunder storms closing the park (see guest relations if this happens to you)

We had a great time. We used our Kansas City GetOut Pass to get free admission. It was super easy, they just scanned the app at the gate. If you ever buy a GetOut Pass, you can use code: Fun4Everyone to get an extra $5 off whatever the current sale price is. We got ours for only $99. We went to SDC yesterday. If we would have bought a 1-day pass for each place, we would have spent a lot more money. So, we saved money on only 2 places and can still go to all the other places on our GetOut Pass.

My family and I enjoyed white Waters very much. It was the first time we saw a movie screen at the pool. My oldest granddaughter loved the giant slides

5 Stars for Fish, Fun, and Freaky (in the best way possible)! We visited the Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery before the renovation, and let’s just say… it was giving vibes of “budget horror movie meets field trip from 1987.” Fast forward to now, and WOW!!! Someone gave this place a serious glow-up! Everything is clean, bright, and actually smells like nature, not like a damp science classroom. The habitats? Immaculate. The reptiles? Living their best lives. I’m pretty sure one turtle winked at me in gratitude. And then… there’s Tiger Lily, a TWO-HEADED SNAKE. That’s right, folks. If you’ve never seen a celebrity reptile, now’s your chance. Tiger Lily is serving double the sass and twice the tongue flicks. She’s the Beyoncé of the hatchery. Even the bathrooms are clean and plentiful, a rare luxury in tourist spots where you usually have to beg a tree for forgiveness. The staff? So friendly I wanted to invite them to Thanksgiving. Honestly, whether you love fish, snakes, or just need a solid bathroom stop with bonus turtles, this place is now a must-do in Branson. Bravo to the team that turned this place from “meh” to “heck yes!”

We ended up arriving in time for a tour at 11am. The guide was super knowledgeable and we had a great time. Exhibits were nice and video was perfect for learning. Kids ages 10-17 enjoyed this experience and we spent 1.5 hours here. Bring quarters to feed the fish! Or they will make change for you!

Nice place to visit and it’s FREE! We watched the movie and found it interesting, especially where they should the fish being spawned. They have s large aquarium with trout in it and there was a volunteer there with lots of information about the process. They offer tours which well through the runs do you can see the trout. You can also buy some food and watch the feeding frenzy. Inside they had several terrariums including one with a two headed snake. All the staff were very friendly and helpful.

Educational, scenic, and surprisingly fun—Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery is a hidden gem for families! We spent a delightful afternoon at the Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery in Branson, MO, and it turned out to be one of the most enriching and kid-friendly stops on our trip. Located just below Table Rock Dam, the hatchery offers a peaceful setting with beautiful views of Lake Taneycomo and the surrounding Ozarks. 🐟 The highlight for our kids was feeding the trout—just a few quarters unlock a whole lot of giggles and excitement as the fish splash and swarm. It’s simple, interactive, and a great way to connect kids with nature. The outdoor raceways are easy to walk along, and there’s plenty of space to explore. 🏞️ Inside the Conservation Center, we enjoyed a well-presented educational exhibit on how trout are hatched and raised. The staff were friendly and informative, and the displays were hands-on and engaging. Our daughters loved seeing the live snakes and tortoises, which added a fun surprise to the learning experience. 🎒 The hatchery is free to visit, making it a budget-friendly outing. There are picnic areas, walking trails, and access to the lake for fishing or relaxing. It’s a great spot to combine with a visit to Table Rock Lake or the dam overlook. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) A peaceful, educational, and interactive experience that’s perfect for families and nature lovers alike.

You can buy fish food for $0.25 and my kids LOVED it. It is free to get in. You can go see the fish. There is one large tank inside, and about 6 tiny displays of reptiles turtles, etc……also there is a 2 headed snake. That was creepy to see. All in all, This is a must stop while in Branson, especially if you have littles.

This fish hatchery was absolutely amazing! The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. If you’re visiting Branson, be sure to stop by and support the hatchery — it’s a great way to appreciate and help sustain the future of trout fishing.

Nice exhibits inside the building. Very clean, well kept facilities. Interesting to see the progression of the fish as they grow. (Was concerned we would smell like fish when we left, but that's not the case at all). Friendly staff. We drove over the dam when leaving. Beautiful view. Highly recommend visiting. The whole family enjoyed the visit.

Cool aquarium. Expensive but they all are. Family of four was about $120. The best part was a kids scavenger hunt. They really got into it.

Trails are confusing and certainly could have better markings. Many times on the red and purple trails we felt lost. We missed large parts of the trails because of this. Would also be nice if they labeled the points of interest i.e. the caves

The aquarium was cool, but unsure what the Purpose of the Boardwalk area is...there is an infused ice cream truck and a beer truck, hopefully its all a development in the works🤷‍♀️otherwise the area is pretty

Its small, but i guess its ok i would not pay again to go in paid $120+ for 3 adults (42, 15,17 years) not much variety but did like the jellyfish 🪼 area

My favorite place. They have a build a bear for kids. I took my son to build a bear and he had an awesome time. The worker who helped him was so nice and my son loved him

Check out the light show that starts every 30 minutes to one of your favorite songs! It's very beautiful at night!

We unfortunately went in the rain. It was expensive at $35 per adult per event at the door (3 events available). Since we went in the rain, so did everyone else. The staff was rude and very unhappy to be there. They were also pushy and seemed to be mad at us because of it. We bought our $70 worth of tickets at the door and was told we had to wait for 45 minutes to go in. No apparent reason. Her just being a "B" and taking it out on us. She seemed to smile making us wait 45 more minutes. It took us nearly an hour to get to buy the tickets in the first place. We waited in the line to get in anyway. It took nearly 45 minutes. We entered 10 munutes before our ticket time. They also seemed unhappy we didn't take the octopus photo's. Horrible feeling. Embarrassing to us. Bad enough this whole town seems mostly to cater to children. But to have adults treat us this way was so beyond unaccessible. We asked if we could wait some our time in the gift shop and then go in. We have spent money, the "supervisor" who really seemed to hate being there said NO loudly and said she wouldn't allow it because it wasn't policy and we would spend our money on schedule when we went through the exhibit. I enjoyed the experience, because my wife did. If I could get my money and time back, heck YES I would! It was so over run with rude people and out of control children and rude hateful staff, I would DEMAND a refund. We spent our money on their dang schedule. We spent more money on give away junk than we did on admission. I just want my refund on admission!

We got tickets online and we're able to find a promo code for 30% off. The tickets are good all day so you are able to leave and come back which is REALLY nice because you could probably spend all day here if you wanted. This was a super fun experience! They have plenty of photo opportunities and lots of activities to do. Our favorites were the VR (only one was working) and the arcade areas. The escape rooms were down when we went. We also did the fly adventure. It was pretty neat. If you are scared of highs I wouldn't recommend it because while you are safe in the seats, it easily feels like you could fall out (which won't happen). There is a pretty big drop off especially if it's busy enough to be on the top floor. If there are any technical difficulties, they allow you to go again. We started with the Polar Express and it was like you were riding the train. We had technical difficulties so we went on the america one and it was super pretty.

This was a great place to go, the flyride is incredible. I had a great time with my family walking through the whole experience, when you let go of your worry and let yourself be a kid again, then your experience becomes truly magical. There was so many memories walking around and there is history as well. This is a day worth of fun for the whole family. I highly recommend going and if you can't do Beyond the Lense then at least do the Flyride you won't be disappointed!

We had SO much fun here. We were a little skeptical that we would have fun or that that we would spend much time here. We ended spending close to 3 hours there. Our youngest started to get tired so we had to leave, otherwise we would have stayed even longer. I would definitely go back and recommend others to try it out. We did get our tickets at a discount because they offer a homeschool discounts.

Had a great time going to this there's a lot of things for kids and adults to do especially if you're into video games and virtual reality. They even had old school video game systems like Super Nintendo and Genesis. There were places to dance and photos you can take with your family. I highly suggest to take the fly ride that was an awesome experience. Anyways I suggest you check this place out it was a lot of fun.

Honest review: This place was way more fun than we thought it would be based on the tour site's description! If you like old school games (all sorts) and taking neat selfies, then this place will keep you entertained for a couple of hours. We also did the flight attraction, which was pretty cool, 4d ride style. We DO recommend as a fun, interactive way to escape the outdoor weather.

OK.... eh, my visit was so-so. We did visit on a weekday, a Tuesday. The place WAS very clean and the very limited staff was friendly. Obviously this is a tourist attraction so the prices were way high. BUT, and this was the kicker for us, half the attractions were closed. We didn't know, never saw any clear indicator of this information anywhere, but the 'museum' part closed at 3 and we arrived just before 5. We did one ride on their FlyRide.... which was OK as far as giving you a semi realistic 'flight' across different scenes/ different areas of the world. They have moving seats and even squirt water at you for more realism. We DID expect to be more immersed as in having screens under our feet to more simulate actual flying, but there was just one huge curved screen in front of you. If you are afraid of flying, like I am, then you can look to your side to 'ground yourself' by realizing that you are still very much on seats, contained within a completely closed building. And obviously I cannot comment on the other museum type attractions within. Hopefully we can time another visit properly for that.

This place was a blast. I'm not sure what I was expecting when we got a ticket, but it exceeded whatever expectations I had. We had a lot of fun. We are definitely going to bring the kids when we come back. We got a free ticket because we did a 2 hour tour for Nantucket. So I'm not sure how much the ticket prices are.

This was a very cool experience. We did the access pass which allowed us to do the wax museum, mirror maze, mini golf, and 5D video game. The wax figures were very well done and most were easy to identify immediately. The mirror maze was fun and fairly easy. The constantly changing lights made it very pretty inside. Overall it was a lot of fun and a great experience.

Most of the figures didn’t really look like who they was supposed to be but it was a cool experience regardless. My favorite was the horror film figures part…..that was way cool. They did have props that you could use to take photos with. That made it more interactive.

The museum features wax figures of celebrities from different eras, and many of them are very well done. What I liked: The atmosphere is entertaining, with detailed sets, lighting, and props that make taking photos a lot of fun. It’s more than just wax figures, the complex also includes a mirror maze and even mini golf, which adds variety to the visit. Staff are friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. What could improve: Lighting in some areas could be better, as shadows make it harder to see details. During peak times, the mirror maze can get crowded. Tips for visiting: Take your time, you’ll enjoy it more if you stop for photos at each display. Consider buying an “all access pass” to enjoy the other attractions in the complex and get better value. Try to go during off-peak hours for fewer crowds. Overall, it’s not a huge museum, but it’s a great stop in Branson if you enjoy celebrity wax figures and interactive attractions.

We had a blast at the Hollywood Wax Museum in Branson, Missouri! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with vibrant sets and lifelike wax figures that make you feel like you're stepping into a movie scene. Whether you're posing with superheroes, classic icons, or modern stars, every corner is designed for fun photo ops and playful interaction. 🕶️ Highlights: - Lifelike wax figures of celebrities from film, music, and sports—some are eerily realistic! - Interactive sets let you dress up, beam aboard a starship, or even “marry” a celebrity. - Kid-friendly and family-approved—our daughters loved the superhero zone and spooky haunted section. - Clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate—we spent about 1.5 hours and didn’t feel rushed. - Great location on Highway 76, surrounded by other attractions and restaurants. 🎟️ We opted for the combo ticket which included access to Castle of Chaos and Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors—totally worth it for a full afternoon of entertainment. 📸 Pro tip: Bring your phone fully charged—there are so many fun photo opportunities, and the lighting is surprisingly good for selfies! Overall, it’s a lighthearted, affordable attraction that adds a touch of Hollywood glam to your Branson trip. Highly recommended for families, couples, and anyone who loves pop culture!

We really enjoyed this museum. Many of the figures look like they are standing right there in front of you although some did not look as good. We bought the combo package which included the museum and 5D ride and the mirror maze and the mini golf. You can spread them out over a few days if you want. We enjoyed all.

So fun! Both us adults and our kiddos enjoyed the museum. There are figures there for everyone to enjoy! Make sure to get the package so you can do the other activities; wax museum, mini golf, 5D coaster, & maze of mirrors

We really enjoyed this place. Our tickets unknowingly also gave us access to the mirror maze, mini golf, and 5d game. We were surprised at the extra items we got to see and loved the props throughout the musuem.

Visited July 2025 Ripley's Believe it or not is always a fun place. I went 2022 and you will always find different things there. However, some of the things were the same. We went with another group of friends that was experiencing it for the first time and it's cool to look at all the unique sculptures, paintings and items that they have. This time we tried some sour cream and onion crickets that were in a vending machine just for a little fun. One of my favorite parts are the piano stairs. This time around we saw items from the guy that creates mirco sculptures. It's so very fascinating how these sculptures fit on the head of a needle and cannot be seen by the naked eye. You have to use a microscope to see them. It's fascinating. They also have military discount there for the purchase of your tickets if you don't pick them up on base. Thanks for supporting!

We last minute decided to buy a ticket and I’m glad we did! There was a lot of cool and interesting things at Ripley’s as one would expect. The display was very thought out and had me in awe. Fun for all ages and they even have a unique gift shop… two headed bunny stuffed animal was a first for me! Cool!

Neat place. Kids loved all of it. One downside was that to use the bathroom you had to go upstairs through a lot of the exhibits. So if you are in an urgent situation you may have to take your chances...speaking of which you will pass a giant roll of toilet paper on your way as well lol.

My fiance and I brought our 9 year old here and everyone enjoyed it. We took our time looking at everything and was there a little over an hour. There's a bunch of cool, interactive things to do and see so it's fun for all ages. The only down side is we kept bumping into the groups that came in before us, and several groups after us and all of us said: "They're just letting everyone in back to back" or "wow it's cramped in here." So we had to stand around and wait for certain things to clear out 5-6 times.

Little pricey but cute and fun to check out. Didn’t like the gift shop. They offer a free T shirt if you buy the coffee table book but the only offer it in 3 XL. Doesn’t relent work for my 11 year old daughter.

We had a really good time here, it was fun and definitely worth the stop. The overall vibe was enjoyable, and we made some great memories. If I had one small critique, it’s just that the place could’ve been wiped down a bit more surfaces, and little things like that. Nothing major, but it would’ve made it feel a lot fresher. Still, we enjoyed ourselves and I’d come back again.

FUN for the WHOLE family! Hands on, interactive exhibits, friendly staff and really interesting and intriguing conversation pieces. Some items are historically impressive and others are hilarious! Highly reccomend.

As someone who is very enthusiastic about dinosaurs, I quite enjoyed the place. I do agree with other reviews that it was a little small for what you pay for. The scavenger hunt and little quiz on the back were entertaining and the displays were all kinda neat. I will say a few of the models were inaccurate, though the information on the boards (for lack of a better word). Most of the feathered dinosaurs there were bald. It was still neat to have a perspective on how big dinosaurs could be. The lady at the front was nice to us and I got jumpscared by one of the cats, but that's okay, I'm here for it 🙏 If you or your kids really do like dinosaurs, it's a cool thing to come see

Small, quiet, and full of prehistoric charm—Dinosaur Museum in Branson is a kid-approved adventure! We visited the Dinosaur Museum in Branson, Missouri using a free ticket we received from the Branson Show website after purchasing circus show tickets. It was a fun bonus and turned out to be a great little stop for our family. 🦕 The museum is pretty small and low-key, but it features a surprisingly wide variety of dinosaur models—from towering T. rex and gentle Brachiosaurus to lesser-known species. The displays are informative and easy for kids to understand, with signs that explain each dinosaur’s traits and era. 👧 Our daughters absolutely loved it! They explored freely, asked questions, and posed with their favorite dinos. The quiet atmosphere made it easy to take our time and enjoy each exhibit without crowds or noise. 📍 It’s located near other Branson attractions, so it’s easy to fit into your itinerary. The museum was clean, the staff were friendly, and the gift shop had cute, affordable souvenirs. ⏱️ We spent about 30–45 minutes inside, which felt just right for a quick educational break. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) A simple, engaging experience that’s perfect for young dinosaur fans—and even better when it’s part of a combo deal!

Several reviews commented about the museum being small or not interactive enough for kids. But for a 29-year-old big kid who thinks dinosaurs are cool, it was a fun visit! Kids can run around and be amazed (a small child nearby was saying “woah!” Repeatedly and it was adorable) and adults can read the informative and witty description cards as they look at the realistic models. The prehistoric hominin exhibit and genuine fossils were also interesting!

I think it's a wonderful little museum it's great if you have an hour or so to kill. The kittys were awesome they followed us through the exhibits hopping up for pets 😂 dinos were great. I recommend coming if you have some time.

Our 3 year old grandson loves dinosaurs, so while we were on vacation with him we took him to the museum. He absolutely loved it. We had so much fun there

This place is a little pricey for what you get in return. We didn’t spend very much time in here. My children did love it, and kept saying oh my goodness! The gift shop had very cool stuff, we just could not afford anything in there, especially considering on what we paid per person.

I want to start by saying we had free tickets to this museum. If we had paid for it, it would be getting 1 star. This is a very short experience that leads you through several rooms of dinosaur statues. The statues are cool, but when we visited, everything was in need of cleaning. Even going at a savoring pace, you will be through the whole museum in 15-25 minutes. For the length of the experience, the price is outrageous. They offer a scavenger hunt to do during the experience, and if you find everything, you receive a minor discount in the gift shop. I personally believe they give you this opportunity to extend your time, so you feel as if there is more there than there really is.

I recently saw the production, David, here. It was very awesome and I loved all the effects, live animals and the music. The actors and actresses did a magnificent job as well. I'll remember this show for a very long time. I was already looking for the music and soundtrack after it was over.

There just aren't enough or proper words to describe how phenomenal this venue/show is! The theatre itself is gorgeous; lush and so well appointed. Staff are tremendous. Happy, helpful, caring. David, the show itself is a feast for all senses. The sets, costumes, lighting, all exceptional. Actors (even the non-speaking ones 😉) we so amazing! Songs were beautiful and the giving of the Gospel at the end made the whole experience just perfect. I will definitely be back!

Pure magic. I have been to a lot of performances, but nothing compares. The actors/ singers are incredible, but that is just part of the magic. The theater uses a full 180° plus the aisle as the stage. The sets include a 3d holographic matrix to provide full immersion. The story was powerful and well delivered. Well worth the trip, and worth repeating!

Oh my goodness! This performance was amazing! You have to see it to believe it. They are performing David this year and it is awesome. I highly recommend going to this show.

We've been here before & have never been disappointed! We detoured about 300 miles from our route just to see David in the fall of '25. It was amazing. We saw nothing else in Branson - only David. One night, one show! We're from Iowa and thought about making the trip to Lancaster, PA just to see Noah. But Noah came out in a movie in September. We went to that. It was very good. We're waiting for The Great Awakening in Spring '26

The show of David was absolutely incredible and I hope more families rake advantage of the opportunity to see it! It was amazing!! Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to bring the Bible to life!

An absolute delite. It was immersive and captivating. And the actors are top notch, loved the singing and the 3 different stages that made 1 big beautiful scene. Will definitely go again and again.

We were able to get some discounted tickets to come here. Glad for the discount as this place is overpriced for sure. It is on the smaller side for things like this, however we still enjoyed it. Thankfully it was not busy so we did not feel rushed looking and reading the signs. The place does need some TLC. Some of the signs are hard to read due to age. Some of the tanks need to be cleaned for sure. The miniature gulf was alright, nothing spectacular. Do not pay extra for it. We encountered several staff members who were cordial and gave us helpful information about the animals.

My girls had fun and that’s what counts - but I think this place could use a renovation. It’s definitely older, and a little run down. It’s not the cleanest place, but our girls love animals so we went. We did get to feed the sharks which was really neat (Josh was great). We were going to do the dingo interaction but they were on break. Overall, it was nice. But it definitely needs some TLC and some hardcore cleaning done. When you look at their tanks vs. the aquariums you can tell how dirty theirs are.

5-Star Review: I had a lot to deal with this week, and Branson’s Wild World was such a fun escape. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What made it great? There were multiple animals and attractions from different parts of the world that you don’t usually see at traditional zoos or aquariums. It’s neat because you get both a zoo and aquarium experience all under the same roof. The outside could use some updating and isn’t much to look at, but since it’s set back from the main strip, it wasn’t crowded at all—which made the visit even better. One of the highlights was getting to see the zookeeper in action. We watched him feed some of the animals, and it was really cool to see their reactions—especially the dingoes (or dogs) howling as soon as he showed up. You could tell the animals knew he had food! We didn’t get to do any of the animal encounters since they were closed while we were there, but overall, it was still a very unique and memorable experience.

We happened to go on a very hot day, so we didn't get to see many of the large animals due to the heat. We questioned one of the employees about our concerns with the heat & the living conditions of the animals & he reassured us that the animals are well taken care of, everyone that works there loves their jobs and the animals, and that the animals were just trying to stay cool, which meant that they just weren't outside so we could see them in their environment. We did enjoy watching the sharks; people were feeding them & we were pretty close to watch. The lemurs were adorable, but we didn't get a chance to go in and play with them. The birds were beautiful! Too many snakes. Lol! Overall, I think it would have been better if it had been cooler.

Pleasantly surprised, this place had more than I expected and wasn’t overly crowded or rushed. Good walkthrough to see a large variety of different animals. It was very hot out so a lot of the outdoor animals were staying in their AC spots (hidden). Still worth the price of admission, the extras can add up but at least go toward animals/rescue. The shop is expensive. All the staff were very friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the animals and sharing information. We really enjoyed feeding the sharks and playing with the lemurs! The mini golf was a cheap add on and not a bad way to end the tour, though it is very small/short we had fun.

Kids will forever remember this sweet gem way more than the big aquarium and zoos. We went to the big aquarium in Springfield on our trip and this sweet zoo was so much better. Kids are able to be closer and actually see the animals and even have the opportunity to interact with some. Our kids will never ever forget, petting the dingos, feeding the sharks and stingrays, and having lemur’s crawl all over us while getting snacks. DO NOT MISS THIS GEM!!! The best part is being CLOSE to the animals and really seeing them. The animals are well cared for and the staff love them. Do the interactive offerings, it’s worth it and the kids love it.

So good! The staff were amazing! Every staff member was friendly and spent time answering questions and sharing stories. My family and I enjoyed the interactive nature. I visited in 2016 and saw so much upgrades, including outside exhibits. Highly recommend this wild world!

Camped at Table Rock State Park for 6 nights for a big family trip. Together we occupied 4 sites. Park was clean and very nice. Each site has a green bag attached to the picnic table to separate your recycling which was awesome for the environment and awesome to occupy kiddos with sorting 😂 The walking trail adjacent to the lake and campsites made for some good morning runs and afternoon bike rides. Only negative were the showers. Could’ve been the timing, but late afternoon they did not smell great and offered minimal ventilation. We did visit during a heat wave and 100% humidity weeks, but still some sort of airflow would’ve been nice in there. All in all, would recommend to anyone looking for a place to stay in Branson that isn’t right in the middle of the tourism!

Simply beautiful! Table Rock lake is an incredible sight, with more shoreline than the ENTIRE state of California! My family and I found an abundance of nature trails and saw a wide variety of interesting plant and animal life. We ate wild persimmons on the rocky lake shore and my 2 year old loved stacking up rocks and finding interesting things in the park. We will definitely visit again when able.

I believe the best time to camp there is Monday-Thursday, the showers are individual rooms which is nice. Not all sites have hook ups, the site we stayed at was green 128 which had full hookups in campground 1. The second campground was being fixed up during my time there so I can't say when that area will be completed. Overall good experience go to the rest of the state park and the dam down the road. There's a trail behind the campground that will connect you to the other campground, marina and The Showboat (if I remember correctly is owned by Silver Dollar). Also, NO ELECTRIC SCOOTER OR BIKE on the campground even if you're watching your kid which few people due in this area, but the trails behind the campground people were riding electric scooters and bikes. Keep that in mind. At the marina you can feed the turtles and carps nice store

Such a lovely place to visit, had a a walk through the woods and walk along the stones, beautiful views. Great view of the dam. Lots of parking spaces. Travellers from uk 🇬🇧 ROAD TRIP USA 🇺🇸

You just can't leave Branson without visiting this super great park! The natural beauty of the area is captured here. I love the water so most of my pictures and visit was with the Marina. I also love camping and can see this being a great future prospect! There are over 80 rental boats here plus so much more!

Rocks, ruts, and roots. Not real level for the tent. Beautiful scenery shaded area. Fun times can be had.

Worth the visit!!!! I probably spent the most time exploring this park and still haven’t appreciated it. There is a marina which is decent in size, another part of the park includes a lake with large beach area. So beautiful!!! Spent most of my time at the beach hiking and collecting odd shapes rocks! People were swimming and jet skiing . There are bathrooms and picnic areas. This is highly recommended!

Our family had a lot of fun! We have kids 9,5 and 1 we all enjoyed it. Adina (mini golf) was so very kind. ☺️ Kids had a blast in the arcade!

We were actually impressed with this mini golf. Most of the holes were really well thought out and actually required some skill. None of the slope into the hole to make it quicker stuff. Not too overpriced either.

We always love playing mini golf with my husband. We love it here in the Big Foot its a nice themed one, it has 18 holes to play. Adina took great care of us with great pictures too. The location was so so accessible with a panoramic view as well and funky music played throughout

Super fun and great music playing. The staff was kind. Adina qas sweet and helpful and very cheerful. They had these spinners to randomize how you putt that made the game more fun.

Loved this place. We did the mini golf first which was an absolute blast. Finn came in and played some games. Great place! I suspect we'll be coming here and doing the same routine each time we come and visit. Highly recommend.

Adina set us up for mini golf today at our first visit to Bigfoot. She made sure to warn us about the Bigfoot on the course and gave us some great advice for our visit to another local attraction tomorrow. Our purchase included a $5 arcade card so we cooled off with some games after we finished mini golf. I really appreciate the seating area they have by the prize counter!

This is such a fun course, clean, the traps and cups are clever and well maintained. Adina was fun signing us up and provided great customer service. There’s a space to sit if you need to wait. There is music playing but it’s not overwhelming. Great course to visit on the Branson strip!

This is the best show in Branson! We weren’t able to get tickets, then at the last moment 2 tickets were available!!! Their harmony was pitch perfect! The Christian and patriotic songs were our favorites. But everything was spectacular, we will definitely come and see you next time we are in Branson!! You are all such a beautiful, talented family! ❤️❤️❤️ Also loved it that y'all had a meet and greet and autographed our picture after the show!

The best family oriented show in Branson. They are high energy, extremely talented and play a wide variety of music. I cannot stress enough that you will be missing out on the best entertainment if you pass on this family of siblings. Each one play multiple instruments and even tap dance hillbilly style.

Best show in Branson! Something different & new on everything song. Great entertainment! Sons were standing outside thanking everyone for coming. Great comedy too.

Let me preface this review by saying that I have seen exactly 2 other shows in my lifetime in Branson. David was the first and it was simply amazing. No other show I’ve ever seen on or off Broadway compared to it. The other show was SIX. A total a cappella five brother group that was extremely talented. So now we go to the Haygood’s. 5 brothers and 1 sister. Want a talented family!! it seemed that every sibling could play just about any instrument as well as sing. Obviously, there were some siblings that were more talented, both vocally, and with their instrument.. they all played multiple instruments and sang as well! No, I’m not going to name names. They compete with each other enough as it is. They had an amazing amount of energy as well as talent, and it showed For the most part, the entire show was very high-tech. Lots of pyrotechnics and lasers and lights. And while I understand the need and reason behind the special effects, there was one spot in the second half. “The flying robot” was just overblown in my opinion. I think it overshadowed the talent. Still, it was an amazing part of the show Absolutely LOVED the gospel part!! Do more. Make a second show for just GOSPEL! I’d love to be at that first show. Overall, this is an extremely high energy, very family oriented, both on and off the stage show Go and enjoy the Haygood’s they are a wonderful family to go see and spend the evening with

The BEST SHOW in Branson!!! This was our 2nd show and we always enjoy bringing friends and family with us!! What an amazingly talented family!!! Energy packed, FUN, beautiful music, patriotic and so engaged with the audience! We enjoyed every song, the story telling and family history! The lighting and technology enhancement to the show is crazy good!! We loved it ALL, but specially liked Billie Jean on the harp and Hallelujah!! Highly recommend this show!!! Don’t miss it!! We enjoyed the show, but we didn’t take a lot of photos!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Haygoods – Branson, MO Wow! The Haygoods were hands down the most entertaining group we saw during our entire trip to Branson! 🎶 Every single one of them was incredibly talented, and you can tell they truly love what they do. The energy, the music, the lights — it all came together for an unforgettable show. If you’re looking for something fun, exciting, and interactive, this is the one to see! It’s a MUST SEE while you’re in the Branson area — you won’t be disappointed! 🙌🔥

I don’t write many reviews. But I thought I would share my experience. I really enjoyed this show. Best show in Branson that I have seen (by far, and the sellout shows vouch for this). This is a must see. The best way I can describe it is watching them “entertain” in the living room of a house. It’s family entertainment! My only advice is to book early!

We liked the concept, but we noticed subtle hits and shoved on these adorable pets. And we could see some fear in some of these dogs and cats. Applejack was an outstanding host though. He was very good with kids. We wish the family that put on this show luck and hope nothing terrible happens to these pets. Located in the Grand Country Market, there’s lots of free parking in the front and back of the building.

The advertisement said that cats and birds were in the show but they only brought out the same few dogs. Most of the show was the cast members pulling audience members on the stage and fart jokes. Every 20 minutes or so they’d have a dog or two catching frisbees and jumping on a trainer’s back. Past reviews mention potential mishandling of the pets, so maybe this is their response to that by working in a lot of non-animal entertainment. I didn’t feel like it was worth the money and my 2 and 5 year old weren’t as into the non-animal entertainment.

What people seem to be calling fear is intense training. Their tails were wagging until they were asked to do something. Anyone here trained a cat to do anything beyond eat? The YouTube was during intermission. Sure they are filling up an hour half show with a mix of animals. Could it have been better, maybe a little. But in all it was spaced well, did the normal we're here to make money and entertain thing. It was a good show for kids, I'd recommend. As an adult who has trained dogs and seen dogs trained, their reactions were a lot less than bird dogs training. It's even a better deal if you're already planning on doing two of their company's shows. Concessions were priced reasonable compared to any other events. The host Cracker Jack was good, you can tell he's done this a while and knows how to work an audience.

The actual pet show was great and my 3 year old daughter loved it; however, that portion of the show was very short. Apple-jack the announcer took up more time than the actual pet show. Total time was 90min. The tickets were expense for how much the pets were on the screen. Luckily my daughter was free for being three years old. Buy in advance and try and find a discount. Full price of $50+ isn't worth it.

this is entertaining for kids, maybe. but this show should never be a thing. these animals are not meant for continuous performing. it is so painfully obvious the dogs and cats are abused behind stage but nothing can be done about it. my sister and i felt so sorry for these poor babies. you can tell some of the dogs are so exhausted and do not want to perform certain acts. let these babies have fun. at some point when the caretaker went to pick smokey up, smokey squealed instinctively without the caretaker even touching him, furthermore the caretaker shrugged his shoulders and gave the dog a “look”. i doubt they receive actual love and affection behind the scenes. it’s extremely heartbreaking. branson, stop this madness. 💔

Total waste of money. The actual pets did a great job, they were so sweet and cute. But the pets were only on stage for like 15 minutes total of the 2 hour show. The rest was just filler of some guy named “plum crazy” who was making “jokes” and telling stories. My kids lost interest very soon. And while the pets did do a great job, they basically did the same tricks over and over again in different costumes. If the tickets cost $30 and the show lasted about 30 mins, that would probably be worth it. But we spent $100 as a family of four, and it was so boring—felt like such a waste of time and money. Not to mention, I agree with all the other reviewers that it didn’t seem like the animals were treated the best. When we were there, a tiny dog got his arm stuck in his sweater and was struggling to get it out/balance for what seemed like forever. People in the audience were yelling at the trainer guy to help the poor dog, but the trainer didn’t do anything. Anyways, I wouldn’t recommend this show to anyone. There are many shows to see in Branson, and it’s hard to know which ones will actually be high quality. I’m here to tell you this one was not.

Like other reviews; i noticed a few swats at the animals and yank off the collar from the handler. Spent more time watching applejack or whatever his name was than the actual time the pets were on stage. Nothing was jaw dropping or “wow” factor for what the animals did. Could have easily just watched a YouTube video of animals doing tricks and been satisfied. Not worth the ticket price. The birds only flew across the room a few times and that was their act. Just not impressive show…

Dont know what to say. I visited on a Friday night. I thought they are going to do a good 2 or 3 so9ngs or mix music. It only last one song , long walk from the Hotel for 3-4 minutes show. It was nice but can be longer for sure,

A great experience. The show lasts approximately 5 mins, but a good area to stay and spend time. I went with my spouse and kid, and we spend some good time, sitting on the lawn and chatting. A nice ambience overall. It has a trail behind where you can walk a bit, through the shores of water.

Spectacular fountain show meets lakeside charm—Branson Landing is a must for evening strolls and family fun! Branson Landing’s Water and Fire Show is a dazzling centerpiece of this vibrant lakeside shopping and entertainment district. Set along the scenic boardwalk of Lake Taneycomo, the show features 120-foot water geysers, synchronized fire cannons, and music-light choreography designed by the creators of the Bellagio fountains. It’s free, runs hourly starting at noon, and is especially magical after sunset. 🛍️ Beyond the show, Branson Landing is a perfect spot for shopping and strolling. The open-air mall includes national brands, boutique shops, and local favorites. There’s a wide variety of dining options—from casual bites to riverside restaurants with live music. 🎢 For adventure seekers, there’s a zipline across the lake, boat rentals, and access to the Branson Scenic Railway, all within walking distance. The area is clean, well-lit, and family-friendly, with plenty of seating and green space. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 We loved watching kids dance to the music and seeing couples enjoy the romantic lakeside vibe. It’s a great way to unwind after a day of shows and attractions. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Branson Landing blends entertainment, nature, and shopping into one unforgettable experience.

They only do the water and fire show for ONE song, once an hour on the hour. I expected a little more than one song. The way people crowded by the riverfront, we expected a lot more. My family and I were disappointed. It was AWESOME the 1 song they do, though!

Cool water feature right on the water. Nice little place to stroll. Great shade around six o'clock.

Amazing! We watched 4 shows in one night!! It's free and the water shoots up to 150 feet! Great for a family as well! We enjoyed the shoes! Star spangled banner was our favorite.

Saw this show 4 years ago and stumbled upon it again this evening for the 8pm show. Luckily, the 8pm was 3 songs. It was AMAZING! Very good action of water and fire together. Lots of people, so probably want to arrive 10 mins or so early. Lots of kids having a good time dancing and dazzled by the water. So fun to see kids experience stuff and remember when we were that age. It was a great show! Def recommend going in the evening when it's dark for best effect.

Went there for ice cream. Excellent butter pecan for me. Everybody was pleased The Keeter Center is beautiful. Parking is scarce.

Excellent time looking around the campus and having lunch. Zach was an excellent server. The food was AMAZING! Mac and cheese Brisket, Alumni Delux Burger, chicken Fried Chicken, and the Meat loaf all so good! And the desserts! Save room and take home some! So good! Will come again!

I attend college here. Beautiful campus, wonderful program that helps students graduate debt free, and an incredible staff of professors and work managers. Has awesome memorials that are a must see!

College of the Ozarks is a top tier, work-college, just south of Branson, MO. The campus is great, and the tourist spots like the Mill, Museum, and Keeter are nice places to check out on any trip through Branson. The Keeter has upper class dining and lodging (and ice cream), and the Mill is some the best student-made jams, jellies, etc. you will find anywhere.

Kids loved the experience, students did great with them. We saw a brand new baby, kids fed all the calves after watching the mother's be milked.

Beautiful campus. No cost to enter. We'd enjoy more products from the mill like a high protein flour.

Wonderful place to go. Loved the candle shop. Wish I had more time to explore the museum.

This was very convenient and free! We went to Bass Pro Shop first, and the trolly picks you up there, which is stop number 2, and you can ride till you want to get off or get back to the original destination. We got off at #5 and got back on, went back to the Bass Pro Shop, and if you walk to the right of that building, there's a ton more shops and restaurants there. I definitely recommend the use of the trolly.

FREE DOWNTOWN BRANSON TROLLEY Meet Sparky! He’s the free, downtown Branson trolley. You can hop on from any of the 12 stops and travel easily through downtown, including Main Street, Branson Landing and the Branson Convention Center. It takes about 45 minutes for the round trip. Walking and driving can save you time but it’s a good experience to travel by trolly to explore the town the first day.

Free Trolley!! Great experience, it had about 10 stops in the area and in came around about every 20-30min approximately. We had a nice little break and got to look around without having to worry about driving

This was such a great idea for our family. Our four and eight year old LOVED riding through town and my husband and I appreciated getting to see some new parts of Branson that we hadn’t driven through yet. We got off at stop 6 for dinner. Our driver was so friendly and helpful - this is a wonderful, fun service provided by the Historic Downtown Branson merchants. Definitely recommend for any family looking for some to do for free! Trolley stops service at 6pm so planning accordingly!

I was here on vacation and I really wanted to ride the trolley. This guy literally skipped the destination we wanted to go to which was destination 2 the landing. He never not one time greeted us the whole ride was uncomfortable.

If in Branson you have to ride the FREE Trolley. We rode with Dianna . She was a great driver and gave us a lot of great information . We did the complete loop then got off down town Branson had ice cream at mr.B's I cream store and then jumped back on. Mom and Dad were all smiles

We only rode the trolley once, but when we return, we will ride it extensively. Very friendly and convenient.

Food: 5/5 (Always great ice cream!) Service: 5/5 (Great service!) Atmosphere: 4/5 (Great culture!) If you're looking for a delightful frozen treat, Andy’s Frozen Custard is the place to be! I discovered this gem in Chicago years back and only grew to appreciate it more as time went on. This particular spot is located in Branson, Missouri. Andy's is known for its fantastic frozen custard made from the freshest ingredients, making it a perfect spot to enjoy, no matter the weather. The custard never disappoints! They offer a fantastic selection, from classic vanilla and chocolate cones to indulgent sundaes, concretes, and seasonal specialties. My experiences have always been delicious; I’ve yet to encounter anything less than top-notch quality. The service here is exceptional! The staff greets you with warm smiles, clearly enjoying their work. Everything is served with care, ensuring you receive a perfect treat every time. The atmosphere is wonderful, too! There's a great vibe created by the lively crowd, and nothing beats that huge iconic ice cream cone as you drive up. It’s such an inviting environment. With both drive-thru and walk-up service, Andy’s Frozen Custard makes indulging in a tasty dessert quick and easy. It's a sweet sensation that never gets old!

While in Branson, Missouri, we saw a @andysfrozencustard location, so we had to stop. Andy's is a great spot. I have gone to it many times when I used to live in Chicago. this time, we went with the Key Lime Pie Concrete and the Ozark Turtle Sundae. Overall, I dont even need to say anything else. This hit the spot. The key lime was just perfect. It's definitely a spot that I enjoy.

Love love love this place!!! We stopped while in town & so glad we did. We visited for 4 days & went here 3 nights in a row. The ice cream was fantastic everytime! Super creamy custard that's made fresh all day plus a ton of amazing topping & mix in's. Customer service was great too. Highly recommend making a stop here.

The place is always crowded, which shows how popular it is. They offer a great variety of custard flavors—I tried the chocolate one, and it was absolutely awesome. They even top it with nuts and cereals, which adds a nice crunch.

The Custer was Amazing!! Didn't have to wait long for treats to be made even though it was a small rush ahead of us & behind us coming in.

A delightful spot for a sweet treat! Love the retro design and also in a great location, right in the midst of everything. A great way to cool down during hot summer days. I recommend the 'stolen brownie sundae' if you like chocolate like I do. Coming here again in my next visit to Branson!

The large number of people in the shop tells you how delicious it is.

Exciting, scenic, and family-friendly—Runaway Mountain Coaster in Branson is a thrill with a view! We had a fantastic time at the Runaway Mountain Coaster in Branson, MO. It’s a unique alpine coaster that winds through the Ozark hills, offering beautiful views and a rush of excitement. What made it extra special was that our 3- and 8-year-old daughters could ride with their dad—making it a shared adventure for the whole family. 🎢 The coaster is smooth but thrilling, with dips, curves, and speed that you control. Riders can brake or let it fly, which makes it great for all comfort levels. Our girls were a little nervous at first, but ended up laughing and cheering by the end. It’s fast enough to be exciting, but not too intense for younger kids when riding with an adult. 🌲 The setting is gorgeous—wooded hills, fresh air, and a peaceful vibe between rides. The staff were friendly and safety-focused, and the whole experience felt well-managed and clean. ⏱️ The ride itself lasts a few minutes, but you can purchase multiple runs or combo tickets with other attractions nearby. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) Perfect for families looking for a safe thrill and unforgettable views in Branson!

Seniors, we had fun, but it is a rough ride. Smile for your photos-there are 2 camera shots on the way down. They have a small phone charger storage locker big enough for your phone and keys. Hang on to your eyeglasses! Or store them. If you lose anything on the way down, they will not retrieve your items so think carefully beforehand. We also did a bit of gem mining. Pretty good selection. I purchased the Mega Strike bag. Have fun!!!😊

So far this has been the best coaster we road in Branson area. Felt like I was floating at times. Fun fun. Pro tip. Fill out the waivers and buy the tickets before you get there.

Me and my husband went there today for my birthday, great experience. We got there at 9:20am and people starting to line up at ticket window so to avoid long line I recommend to go as early as you can. This is my first time on mountain coaster and I definitely do it again. Staff was very nice too. I did forgot something and found out after I left town so I contact them on the contact page on their website, they got my problem solved super fast.

This was such an amazing ride! Very family friendly. You control the speed of your cart, so you can go really fast or super slow. There is an option to buy a VIP pass so you can skip the line. The views were beautiful, the employees were super friendly and gave thorough instructions on how to use the brakes. There are 2 photo ops during the ride that you can preview before you purchase. Everyone who rides the ride has to fill out a waiver, you can do it on their website before you get there to save some time.

This was our first time on a mountain coaster, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves a thrill! Wait times can be long, but they have fans and sun shades, so the heat doesn't bother you as much. The ride up was breathtaking minus their "fake animals," which I think they could do without. Just my opinion. It doesn't take away from the scenery, though. The ride down was as fast or slow as you would like as you control your own speed. If you are into more of a thrill, go after dark as they have the tracks and cars lit up, and it is AMAZING!! Definitely recommend this mountain coaster, and we look forward to riding again!

The only thing I got to do here was the Runaway Mountain Coaster, so I'll be reviewing that here. It is one of the best mountain coasters I've ever ridden. This one is noticeably rougher and jankier than copperhead and branson coaster, but it is a lot more intense. This one has a great setting in the woods, and the ride to the top is very long so take in those views. You go so high up this mountain, you will not be able to see the road at the top. The course is filled with the usual helixes, dips and minimally banked turns. The tracking is not perfect on this one which only enhances the lateral forces on the turns. This ride runs with no auto breaks so you can go as fast as you can. I could not stop laughing the entire ride just because of how janky it was. If you can only do one mountain coaster in Branson, it should be this one, it is easily the best of the 3. Highly recommended. Just be sure to go full speed the whole time so you don't slow others down unless the signs say. They just paid almost 20 dollars to ride and they deserve a 20 dollar ride.

This is a self pull roller coaster. If you have shorter arms, you might get tired after a while holding down the handles. I used my feet for a little bit. It was fun for a first time and the kids might enjoy it a little more but I like real roller coasters so it really wasn't for me.

Sadly, we waited in line for over 30 minutes and then were told once we got to the front that my husband and I could not ride together because we were both over 56 inches tall, we are well under the weight limit. We were told that the rules changed since the last time we were here and were able to ride together. They did give us a refund (I don’t like to ride by myself). I took a picture of the rules as we left and they did not reflect what we were told. I read the info at the ticket counter when we purchased the tickets and did not see anything about it there either.

SO MUCH FUN! Mr Jerry C at the front desk helped us with tickets and explained the ride perfectly! We got the three ride tickets to ride now and later when it got darker, that he recommended! Absolutely amazing staff and a fantastic experience!! 10/10 recommend

We loved this coaster car ride!! The only real negative for me was how short the ride was. It's over almost as soon as it starts. We want to try a longer ride next!

It is a pretty good coaster. We had our ride on a Monday afternoon. We got our tickets via Groupon and it was easy to redeem. There was no queue at the counter. The staff was very friendly. It was a great experience riding the coaster.

Highly recommend if you are in the area! This was a very fun coaster with a friendly staff. Price was very reasonable compared to the other mountain coasters we have done and you get a few good surprises on the track. This was a very fun coaster, probably one of the most thrilling we have done to date.

The kids had a blast and wanted to ride it over and over. Very nice place to have fun

Dick's 5&10 has a little bit of everything. Candy, cards, camping stuff, clothes,caps(hats), toys toiletries, etc... too much to look at. There are aisle after aisle, from floor to ceiling of stuff. Lots of stuff you need, and of stuff you don't. A good place to pick your vacation souvenirs.

A MUST GO TO when visiting Branson!! LITERALLY something for everyone here!! The staff is overly, KIND & helpful, this place is just a joy to be in. Been here now 3 times on different trips and will go every time when I visit!! Love this place any time of year one of my favorite place to shop in the world

This place is jam packed full of any and all kinds of souvenirs and odds and ends you could ever dream of! The store is huge and I think you could spend hours in here. Great for finding unusual gifts for friends and family. It’s a family style store and a throw back to another time. Staff are very friendly! Definitely worth a stop!

Such a cool and unique store. This was our first time here. There is so much to look at. There is something here for everyone it seems like. Check it out if you get a chance.

Dicks 5 & 10 is like a Buckeyes without the food or fuel. This place is packed with all kinds of interesting items.

This is such a cool store! There’s so much to see that it almost feels like sensory overload—in the best way possible. The staff were super friendly and helpful. The aisles are a bit tight, but still manageable. The one in Fredericksburg, Texas, closed a couple of years ago, so visiting this location was a fun and nostalgic throwback.

This is one of those places I just have to visit whether I/we buy anything or not. There's time I've been in here for 2 hours and walk out with nothing or 30 minutes with an bag full of stuff. We love to watch the overhead train travel throughout the store. The place is packed full of old and new gadgets. Many airplanes and war planes hang from the ceiling. Some are just fun to look at, others are great for gifts, and the rest is up to whatever the interest of others may be. Legendary landmark.

This is such a hidden gem, especially if you have kids! Education and interaction all in one place!! The staff are knowledgeable and helpful. Bonus: beautiful scenery and right down the road… Don’t forget to visit the Shepard Hills Fish Hatchery!!! You have the option to feed the trout for 25 cents.

Our family really enjoyed the views from the Dewey Short Visitor Center. It’s free to visit and has lots of interesting exhibits, beautiful views of the lake and dam, walking trails, and picnic spots. The staff were friendly and informative, which made the visit even better. A great place to stop and explore!

Great place to visit and learn about the area. Would highly recommend watching the 20 minute video on the building of the dam. Then, view the dam from the ND & 3rd floor decks.

This was a nice place to visit. Very educational and informative. Has nice overlook on the upper level. We learned a good bit about Table Rock Lake and the dam and the surrounding area. I grew up watching the likes of Bill Dance, Jimmy Houston and others fish the lake on TV with my grandfather.

If you want a nice view of the table rock, the dam, and also want to learn about how it was built and the challenges encountered, you should definitely check this place out. Amazing view and friendly staffs

I enjoyed stopping here. One of my favorite was it has an observation deck with a nice view of the lake and dam. Plenty of free parking. Entering the facilities, I was greeted by rangers and given basic info of where things were in the building: bathrooms, theater (info of why/how the dam was built), informative displays of the dam, viewing deck. There was an elevator, strollers/wheelchair friendly. An interesting and informative place for both kids and adults. I spent about an hour going through the place viewing the informative displays, movie, etc.

Very interesting place. Lots of historical information. Beautiful views.

Very big museum with a lot of nice exhibits. First time here and very impressed. $8.00 for adults $6 for seniors. 3 floors with elevators. Could easily spent most of a day here if you looked at everything. Very impressive gun collection.

I came here for one reason, and that was to see the truck from the Beverly Hillbillies. By far my favorite show of all time, and there's probably not a single thing about this show that I don't already know. I've even been by the Chartwell Mansion in Bel Air, a few times. Thankfully before the original front gate got moved. Anyway, the cool thing is that you can pay to get your picture taken in the truck. Yes, you actually get to sit in it! Touring rest of the museum is actually pretty cool. Lots of local radio and music history. Along with various, and well detailed, stories and artifacts from the past. Even in their bathrooms they have the schools Christian music station playing. Which I thought was pretty cool! Definitely good music. In fact, I use an app called "Simple Radio" to listen to it in my car. My only gripe, is that this place is a *you know what* to find. Once you get in from the highway the signage is horrible, or lack thereof, to better put it. The college kids working the museum even agreed with me. Break loose with some signs and you'll get more visitors!

Fantastic displays of memorabilia from a wide variety of interests. I enjoyed it all and could spend days combing through all of it. Many memories were brought to mind.

This museum contains a lot of interesting collections! The first floor is very eclectic...toy, watch, doll, stamp, money, etc. collections. The second floor is mostly guns with some famous war, criminal, and lawmen items, with a Native American area. The top floor had animals, birds, insects, butterflies, and so much more. Nice elevator available. Water fountains on each floor. It was 97 degrees outside and cool and comfy inside the museum.

This museum had a lot of items and very well setup, staff was very nice

Small regional museum full of local history. Wide variety of interesting displays. Home of the Beverly Hillbilly's truck. Welcome relief from usual Branson activities.

This is a hidden gem. There is 3 storied to explore and they are all amazing to discover. From the Beverly hillbillies truck , to animals, birds, butterflies, guns, wars, dishes, you name it, you will find in this museum. You need to take at least a good look in this place and you will be pleasantly surprised.

During our visit over the Columbus Day long weekend, we were thoroughly impressed by the trial routes. These routes offered a variety of difficulty levels, and we had the pleasure of experiencing the red, purple, green, and yellow trails. The red and purple trails presented the greatest challenge, featuring steep staircases and rocks that were both slippery and unstable. Regrettably, the waterfall was not present, possibly due to the water drying up; however, we were still able to descend the rocks to reach the lake. A notable advantage of this park is the clear marking of milestones along the routes, which makes navigation straightforward. Furthermore, the interactive QR code map proved to be a valuable tool for staying on course. Having explored numerous trails, we confidently consider this one among the finest, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to both families and individuals who enjoy hiking.

I had an enjoyable hike into the grotto to view the waterfall but did not know there is a cave there until I came out. Decided not to take the stairs this time, but the elevation change is the same with or without them. Like that they plant monarch butterfly friendly plants as well for aid in the great migration.

Trails are well marked. Beautiful walk in the woods. Lovely wildflowers and planted flowers near the Homestead. Good placard describing a history.

Great woods based trails. If it is wet you need proper hiking shoes. Some areas such as the stairs and the cross over from red to purple trails are just slick when wet. Enjoy the variety of plants and flowers.

Great, beautiful trails! But remember, you go down, you got to come back up. Really helped with my blood pressure.

Lakeside Forest Wilderness Area in Branson, Missouri, offers a captivating natural escape with its 140 acres of wooded trails, picturesque waterfalls, and stunning views of Lake Taneycomo. Visitors praise the park for its well-marked trails, which cater to various fitness levels, from the challenging 315 stone steps leading down to the lake to more leisurely paths. Highlights include the grotto and waterfall (which is dependent on rainfall), the historic Owen Homestead, and the Old Soldiers Cave. The area is dog-friendly and provides clean restrooms and picnic areas, making it an ideal spot for family outings or a peaceful solo adventure. While some trails can be rugged with steep drop-offs and road noise from nearby highways can be a slight detractor, the overall experience is highly rated, with many appreciating this free and accessible natural gem.

Great trail with plenty of signs, easy to follow. If you like you can decend 338 steps down to the lake or walk a more gradually trail. Beautiful!

Do not buy a Groupon for four people to do the 4d ride and two people to do the maze. They will tell you it’s only good for two people to do the ride twice. Even though no where on Groupon does it specify this. They also will not do the right thing and let the four of us ride one time instead of making the kids who are kind of scared anyway ride twice. Such terrible service. This place should be shut down. Don’t offer a deal and then change the deal when we arrive.

The mirror maze is honestly not worth the thought. It's very small, the mirrors stay more dirty than clean. People prefer the 7-D ride. They have a horrible turn around with employees. I loved my job. But the place is full of drama. You have to deal with favoritism, cliques. Bad treatment from management if they get mad at you. They will put you in 7-D all day if they don't like you so that way they don't have to deal with you. They aren't family oriented at all.

The Mirror Maize is a complete rip-off. $9.50, per person, to walk down a hall of filthy mirrors only to find "the farmer". Took all of 2 minutes. It was ridiculous. No challenge at all. If they charged a dollar per minute it took you to find the farmer, it still wouldn't be worth this rediculous price! Save your money for something else. Wish we had.

This was 9$ a person and we got to the farmer and back out in under six minutes … don’t waste your money.

A fun place to take the kids for cheap. It is $9 a person. An adult can get thru in like 2 minutes. But the kids played for about an hour and their imaginations went wild. I’ll come back! The guy at the counter was a sweet heart too. Polite and kind to the kids. He told them he would find them if they got lost.

The mirror maize is fun way to spend 5-10 minutes. I thought I was near the end and popped out at the beginning.

It was a disappointment. Paid $9 per person (there were 6 of us) and we got through the maze in two mins. Had to go through the maze again the second time cause we were confused, thinking that we missed something cause it was so fast, but nope. It really was that fast. Don’t waste your money like us….Skip the Maze!!

This was fun. I had not really done a mirror maze since I was a kid. The colors, mirrors, and lights were cool. It gives you a little video quest thing at the beginning. My biggest complaint about this was that it was tiny. The mirror maze was not really big at all. You made your way through it fairly quickly.

We were told if one of us got lost to scream for help which of course our 9 yr old grandson with ADHD AND ANXIETY did! Well he was having a truly bad meltdown as we're we to find him. We screamed on and off for at least 10 minutes and no one helped! Grandpa finally got to him and he was hysterical. Worst day of vacation ever.

Very fun activity, I like the extra features of talking characters. Wish it was a bit longer as it went so fast to get through to the end.

Whimsical, challenging, and full of laughter—Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors is a Branson favorite for families! We had a fantastic time at Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors in Branson, MO. It’s more than just a mirror maze—it’s a playful adventure wrapped in a fairytale storyline. Our elder daughter was absolutely thrilled to navigate the maze on her own, and her excitement was contagious! Watching her beam with pride after solving it was one of the highlights of our trip. 🪞 The maze itself is beautifully designed, with vibrant colors, clever twists, and just enough challenge to keep everyone engaged. We laughed, bumped into mirrors, and cheered each other on as we tried to find the right path. It’s a great bonding activity that mixes problem-solving with pure fun. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The whole family enjoyed it—from the youngest to the adults. It’s not too long or overwhelming, making it perfect for kids and first-timers. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the attraction was clean and well-maintained. 🎟️ We visited as part of a combo ticket with other Branson attractions, which made it even more affordable and convenient. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) A joyful, interactive experience that brings out the explorer in everyone!

Customer service was great, easy enter and exit, it was fun but not hard so it can go by fast. Our family enjoyed it but we are age 14-41 an we make the best of everything we do. My husband did get feeling a little sick but he made it

Great add on to the Fivrr pass we bought through the aquarium website. Would not have been worth it as a standalone ticket, at least not for 2 adults. It was slow the day we arrived so had the place to ourselves. Fun way to spend 15 minutes but I could also see this being much more challenging and possibly even frustrating for little kids.

Our party had a blast. A lot of not that great reviews, but you're able to buy an adult pass for almost $40 that gets you into the 4 attractions there. If you go through the Aquarium first, you can do the Aquarium and all 4 spots.. the Wax Museum, Castle of Chaos, Maze of Mirrors and Minature Golf for just under $65. That would be an entire day of fun, for our family. Kid's loved it, our 10 year old son led us out. Not too difficult where it's scary, but difficult enough to be fun, if that makes sense. We loved it and would recommend to anyone in the area vacationing.

So beautiful had amazing time out there, I didn’t want to leave. 💕🤗

A nice affordable way to access the lake for swimming. $5 per car to get in and plenty of parking. If you are going on a weekend during peak season, GO EARLY. We were there at noon on a Saturday and the lot was full. We came back Sunday at 9:30am and got right in. There are bathrooms and also many picnic areas with shade. CON: THE SAND WAS UNBEARABLY HOT by the time we left. Yes it’s normal but this was probably the worst I’ve seen. Bring some sort of shade for your area in the sand, you’ll want it. Also bring floats!

$5 for a parking pass for the entire day. The only sand beach at Table Rock Lake. The bad thing is that the parking lot is rather high above the beach access. It is ramp access to get to the bottom, but still, it's quite a walk. Also, at the bottom of the beach access ramp (the 2nd ramp), there are stones set around and no ramp to the sand. There is an additional/handicapped/time limited (15 minutes) parking lot at the same level as the changing/rest rooms and big picnic shelter (we didnt find out about it until we were leaving, though.) So you can park down there to unload your stuff and then drive back up to park for the day and then drive back down to load up and leave. There are several covered picnic shelters with grills to use and one very large pavillion you can rent out for the day. The beach is very soft sand. it's extremely hard to walk in and almost impossible to pull or push anything in (strollers, wagons, wheelchairs, etc.). Also, the sand is full of various smallish sharp objects, so i would not recommend going barefoot. The water is really nice and very clear. It is also full of tiny stones that are very sharp, and the sand will try to suck your sandals off, making walking in the water exceptionally difficult. There is virtually no shade anywhere near the sand part, so take an umbrella or a beach tent, or you will wish you had.

As with any public beach, experiences will vary. Ours, sadly, ended quickly bc the actions and extremely vulgar language of a large family nearby was terribly inappropriate and immature. Plenty of picnic spots and shaded pavilions overlooking the beach area. Restrooms with showers to rise off the sand were also available.

Awesome place and it was exceptionally clean! We went with only about two hours left to swim, but it was great for our whole family. This is an awesome place to swim and relax! There are picnic tables setup with places to eat and cook out at (some have small standing grills). All in all, I highly recommend this place whether you are local or visiting!

Super clean, had tons of fun and not very crowded even at max capacity.

Great beach that makes for a nice getaway with your family. It cost me $5 to get in. I recommend bringing your own source of shade as the public covers are usually snagged pretty fast.

Some friends and I attended the Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Drama which was very excellent and quite accurate to the book. The acting was well done along with the character building and live effects. During intermission we joined the barn dance and had the time of my life! I would love to go again and bring the rest of my family to enjoy this. The guns were filled with blanks so it is more immersive into the feeling of the story but may be a bit loud for infants. You can meet the actors and actresses after the show as well. All in all, very well done!

We bought the package with whodunnit and wild West. The whodunnit was indoors with dinner. Fun comedy with audience participation. They then had trolley to take us to lookout to look over different areas of Branson( had elevator). They then took us by trolley to outdoor wild west show. This show had excellent horse riders to a gentleman who could do rope tricks. Excellent family outing with teenagers. Both shows has comedy. I had no expectations but absolutely loved!!! Highly recommended. If you have a kid who like horses or cowboys this is your show. There are several times they have loud fake guns- just know if you have child with autism ahead of time for covering ears.

We purchased the combo ticket for dinner show, park admission and outdoor drama. Although we arrived too late to go through the Adventure park, they gave us tickets to come back and use the next day. The Chuckwagon dinner show was very fun, food was good and the Shepherd of the Hills play was excellent. The mountain coaster ride was mediocre, the view from the Inspirations Tower was breathtaking, teens enjoyed the net tower and suspension bridge. If you are physically able to walk the stairs, don’t waste your time waiting on the tram. Overall, was very enjoyable by all from parents to teens.

A nice family friendly live action show. The cast were really good at what they do, and the staffs were friendly. I had a nice time and definitely recommend checking them out if you ever find yourself in Branson.

We so enjoyed our tour! I believe his name is Jim took me and my husband, Dale. We are from Texas. We loved hearing everything he shared with us. It was so nice just being the two of us and being able to visit with him. So much history! Loved visiting the Shepherd of the Hills! We also came back yesterday evening with a friend to watch the play.

What a wonderful evening and start to the Christmas season. Excellent meal followed by an excellent performance of the Christmas Story. This is a can't miss event during you visit to Branson.

There is so much to do here beyond the ropes course, coaster, and zip line. With our entry ticket we were able to go up into the inspiration tower, walk through all of the buildings, pet a variety of farm animals, play putt-putt golf, go down a giant slide on a tube, and jump on a bounce house. Plus so much more. I had no idea there was so much to do here. Additionally, we went on a Sunday in April and we basically had the park to ourselves. It was fantastic!! If you have kids you can kill a ton of time here!!

Our front and center seats gave us a great view of these extraordinary performers. What a talented family!

Seen them for the first time. This was a great show! We talked to most of them during intermission. They were all very friendly, humble people that are gifted and enjoy performing and meeting the people that come to see them. This was our first ever show to see in Branson and it was a good one!

Excellent show. We loved the music and comedy. Get there early for the piano entertainment upstairs. Excellent voices. Sunday mornings they have church services at their theater.

We had to go back for a second dose of Presley's Country Jubilee this week, that's how good it is! The show is a perfect blend of outstanding music and hilarious comedy. Every performer is so talented. A truly unforgettable experience!

Absolute blast! Cecil keeps you laughing. The band and vocalist are very talented. The pre-show was great! My teenager wanted to cancel rest of tickets and go back to Presleys every night.

I've seen the Presley's show many times and it never disappoints. The pre-show is just as good as the main show. Be sure to get there early and take in the pre-show. The entertainers give their all. They're very professional. The comedians always bring laughter. It's a feel-good, fast-paced show. My favorite show in Branson.

Our group loveed this high quality show. They are outstanding musicians and singers! The comedy was so good. They presented country, gospel, comedy and patriotic music. During the intermission and after the show they stood in front of the stage to visit with anyone. I can heartily recommend this family friendly show!

The only reason I give them five stars is because Google won't let me give them more. Despite having made many trips to Branson we had never seen their show. It was great. Three generations of highly talented entertainers all from the same family. They played a variety of musical instruments and the music was across several genres. One young lady sang the Irish song "Danny Boy." It was beautiful. The tribute to the military was the best I have ever seen. It almost brought tears to my eyes. If you're in Branson this show needs to be on your "to see" list

Tonight was the first time we went to 'The Dutton Family Theater' in Branson, MO. It was an amazing show! A family full of amazing talent. There was a variety of music and dance that will speak to all generations! If you get a chance to see their family show, it will be worth your time!

When I say the Dutton Family does it all, they really do. You will see them directing cars in the parking lot, selling snacks at the concessions, or showing you to your seats. Go next door to Abby's Tourists Trap for a $1 icecream. They did have great prices on their souvenirs.

We had an absolute blast last night! And when you can get 2 pre-teens to smile and thoroughly enjoy the show, you know it's good! You could feel the love and enjoyment from every Dutton family member on stage. We can't wait to go back!

THE BEST!! We have seen over 8 shows in Branson, MO this week and this is the best one!! Awesome light and screen set up, (however, bass player doesn’t seem to like it that much) but maybe one day he will realize the work was definitely worth it.

The Dutton’s Family Show is one not to be missed in Branson, MO! We attend their concert every time we visit Branson. We have been going about every couple of years since 2012. Each of the family members can and do play multi-instruments. The violin and banjo are our favorite! They even have the Dutton Inn adjacent to their own theater and Abby’s Got Ya’ Shop next door with $1 ice cream. This year they have something new: “Where Jesus Walked.” We will have to check that out next time we get to Branson.

The Duttons is one of the best shows in Branson, a must see show. Great music and dancing with a little comedy as well. Very entertaining will and will see again. Highly recommended.