Top Branson Sporting Events

Zip around a private cattle ranch in Omaha in your own off-road vehicle on this exciting Ozarks adventure. Join a small group and ride along the trails of the ranch that follow ridges, valleys, and a creek. See the cattle operation, take in the surrounding scenery, and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife that might be in the area.

Explore the 160-acre (67.8-hectare) farm in Branson during this Shepard of the Hills Historic Tour without the need to walk or book transport. Ride with an Ozark native guide on a Jeep-drawn tram through the farm and visit popular historical sites like Inspiration Point, Old Matt's Cabin, and Morgan Church. A guide knows the history of Harold Bell Wright's life and book well to provide excellent commentary along the way.

Experience music, choreography, and comedy all rolled into one at Branson’s award-winning show, SIX. Dubbed “An Orchestra of Human Voices," this all-ages musical entertainment show stars real-life brothers who perform everything from rock and pop to doo-wop and gospel using only their voices. Your “SIXperience” includes admission, all taxes and fees, and a meet and greet with SIX after the show.

Buy your tickets in advance to the Amazing Acrobats: Grand Shanghai Circus show in Branson. By purchasing ahead of time, you have your pick of days and times for this mesmerizing show at the Grand Shanghai Theatre. Sit back and enjoy acts that include feats of human strength, aerial acrobatics, precision skating, and foot juggling.

Motown comes alive in Branson at "Motown Downtown," a tribute show to legends such as Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Mary Wells, Diana Ross and the Supremes, and more. Sing along to favorite songs from the 1960s and '70s, and enjoy a special tribute to The Temptations.

Enjoy some of your favorite songs performed in one night at "Legends in Concert," a Branson show that features tributes to Adele, Elton John, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, and more. It's a high-energy act of iconic music from a variety of genres, making it one of Branson's most popular shows. Memorabilia from Dick Clark's American Bandstand archives is also on display for those who arrive early.