Well, it’s about the time of year when all the Branson websites on the Internet begin to post the new show schedules. So, to get in on the action, Branson Scene is posting the links to schedule pages of some popular shows and attractions in the Branson area.
Here are some you might find helpful:
One Branson’s most memorable attractions is the Hollywood Wax Museum. Located on West Highway 76, this tourist attraction is definitely one that you just cannot miss. I mean, how hard is it to drive right past a building with King Kong climbing up the side of it?
The contact information is as follows:
Hollywood Wax Museum
3030 W. Hwy. 76,
Branson, MO 65616
(417) 337-8277
For hours and directions check out this informational page.
I’ve heard it I don’t know how many times. “You get a lot of snow here?”
Many people ask that question out of interest in relocating to Branson. Because they are considering moving into the area, they want to know what to expect in the way of the white stuff.
I was able to do some research and I came up with a link to a very informational website for getting weather details and averages for Branson, MO.
There is new way to see Branson, Missouri.
The Branson Sightseeing Tour Bus is the latest of a significant group of sightseeing tour operators providing tours of the area. These buses are interesting to say the least, simply because they are open air when the top is off.
That’s right! A convertable bus! That see-through cover comes right off! I see them all the time around Branson. They have regular stops along three routes. I just wrote an article about various kinds of sightseeing operatons in which I mention these buses and include links to their routes. Read the article here.
Last year Branson welcomed a new sightseeing attraction to the area. The 200,000 cubic foot hot air balloon floated high above the Branson landscape throughout 2005. However, the balloon has been grounded for the last couple of months.
Inflation Celebration!
That is how the private event is being billed. To be held on Wednesday June 14, 2006, 80 guests will attend as the giant 105 foot orb that Branson residents grew used to seeing nested in the horizon reclaims its position.
The Branson Balloon is one of the latest sightseeing attractions in Branson, Missouri. You can learn more about the hot air balloon here.
Branson Attractions