Branson’s main thoroughfare, the 76 Strip, is packed with live music venues, eclectic restaurants, and over-the-top family attractions. By day, it’s the place to explore amusement parks, quirky museums, and roadside stops. After sunset, the strip is aglow with a dazzling array of illuminated signs, perfect for a nostalgic road trip.
As you pass by rare primates, towering giraffes, and striped zebras, you might forget that you’re in Missouri, when you visit Branson'sPromised Land Zoo. Perfect for a family outing or a chance to unplug, the zoo offers intimate animal encounters that are sure to please curious kids and animal-loving adults alike.
Brush elbows and snap selfies with all your favorite celebs—past and present—at Branson’s Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center. Here, hundreds of lifesize wax figures of A-listers come to life in one spot. Once you’re done trading gossip with the Hollywood elite, check out the rest of the complex for mini golf, 5D games, and more.
Tap into Branson's famous entertainment with a family-friendly performance at Hamners' Variety Theater. Expect to find multiple acts gracing the stage, from magic performances to variety shows and country music tribute acts—all under one roof. The shows run throughout the year.
The Grand Country Music Hall in Branson, Missouri offers a variety of family-friendly shows multiple times a day throughout the year. Take in one of the theater’s two country music shows, enjoy a gospel group or vocal quartet, have fun at a comedy show, or take the kids to an animal show featuring trained dogs, cats, and birds.
Branson Famous Theatre is known for its diverse lineup of shows that range from musical groups to top-notch illusionists to comedy revues. This performance space just off of Branson’s famous Highway 76 generally hosts three different live acts at a time and offers multiple performances every week.
With numerous entertainment options, from movies and live performances to great shopping, Branson's IMAX Entertainment Complex offers something for everyone. Highlights include a larger-than-life IMAX theater, diverse eateries, and the Little Opry Theatre, where you can find some of Branson's best performers gracing the stage.
From country and soul to classic rock and roll tribute shows, there's diverse live entertainment on two stages at Jerry Presley's God and Country Theatre, owned by Elvis Presley's cousin. Visit the theater, located on Branson's busy 76 Strip, to see one or more of its 15 different shows.
The Hughes Brothers Theatre in Branson, Missouri is a home away from home for the illustrious Hughes Brothers, musicians who both manage the landmark theater and perform in many of the shows. Catch their award-winning performance, or see the other musical shows hosted here, including a gospel supergroup and a contemporary vocal band.
Set among 16 acres (6 hectares) in Branson, Missouri, the Andy Williams Performing Arts Center & Theatre is an architectural gem and a landmark theater. The state-of-the-art facility hosts a wide variety of live shows, including music, magic, variety shows, and the ever-popular annual Andy Williams Ozark Mountain Christmas Show.
Branson’s country music lovers find some of the best music in the region at the 210-seat Little Opry Theatre. The intimate performing arts space stages everything from original shows to classic tributes such as the Glen Campbell Songbook.
Located in Branson, the King’s Castle Theatre is named after owner and theater producer David King. Formerly the Bobby Vinton Theatre and the Branson Variety Theatre, the venue has hosted some of the biggest and most popular acts to appear in Branson. It’s well-known for the high quality and production of its shows.
