Museum
And Attractions Reviews
57th Heaven Car Museum
Every model of car that was made in 1957 is shown in this museum in pristine condition. Seeing the CONVERTIBLES AND HARD TOPS will bring back fond memories of days gone by for the senior citizens. They are so beautiful that you will want to have one in your garage. There is one model that was manufactured by General Motors that is a cross between the Chevrolet Bel-Air and the Cadillac. There are only 6 in the world, one is here. Any older person will want to see this, and younger people will want to see history, not available anywhere else.
Celebration City
How long has it been since you have gone to a carnival or State Fair? Here is Branson's version of the CARNIVAL AND STATE FAIR. There are roller coasters, bumper cars, go-carts and midway games. The day ends with a firework and laser Light show. Opens at 3:00 PM and closes at 10:PM.
Dinosaur Museum and Haunted House
These museums and tours are very entertaining. The HAUNTED HOUSE is very enjoyable and scary. The monster section is very detailed and frightening. Have your group stay together during the tour. It makes it better that way. Not for the very young children. The DINOSAUR MUSEUM is very educational and interesting. It will take a good hour to go through it if you read all of the placards that you see along the self guided tour. Very enjoyable and cheaper if you buy a combo ticket.
Ride The Ducks
A very interesting mini-tour of Branson. You ride in an amphibian vehicle from World War !!. The BRANSON LANDING location tours Taneycomo Lake and the surrounding area. It was newly added this year. It is approximately 60-75 minute tour. The HIGHWAY 76 location tours Branson and Table Rock Lake. It is approximately a 75-90 minute tour. One of the children,, maybe more, will become the captain and drive the vehicle. You go into the water in the same vehicle that you ride on land. Nice tours of the area and lakes.
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
There are so many displays of mementos attributed to Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. I really enjoyed seeing NELLIE BELLE, TRIGGER, AND BUTTERCUP. It brought back many memories of my youth. There is a continuous movie clip of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans in the museum that is really neat. Take the time to watch it. There is a very touching display of the last letter their son wrote before he died in the army during the Viet Nam War. Many of the items sold in the 50's are displayed.
Shepherd Of The Hills Homestead Tour
Ride through the hills and see the original homestead made famous by the book written by Harold Bell Wright. You ride in an OPEN AIR TRAM that is fairly comfortable. Interesting and educational to all. Don't forget to see the Outdoor Drama. One of the best shows in town.
Silver Dollar City
An amusement park with a theme You will be taken back to the 1880's with this park being filled with shows, WATER RIDES, ROLLER COASTERS, and dozens of other rides. It has a children's area with numerous rides for the young. You will meet several street characters that are in costume and remain in character while conversing. Most of the employed women are dressed in long skirts and long sleeves. The men are dressed in long pants and long sleeved shirts, summer and winter. There are numerous shops with craft displays which includes an area to sell the crafts. A big music show is performed in Echo Hollow Theater at 8:00PM to finish the day.
Titanic Museum
The BEST MUSEUM TOUR in town. The tour can take from one hour to four hours or longer. There are 400 artifacts from the actual Titanic. You can see some of the costumes and hats from the 1996 blockbuster hit, "Titanic". You are able to stick your hand in water that was the temperature of the water the people went into. You can touch an iceberg, try and walk the deck that was at an angle at a various times during the sinking. You will be given a passport of one of the passengers or crew. Then at the end of the tour you will find out if you perished.
All Shows are reviewed by Gary R. Wackerly of Wildcat Wackerly Sales. All awards and commentaries are decided and awarded by Gary R. Wackerly. Wildcat Wackerly Sales has no affiliation with any show, company, City of Branson, or any Chamber of Commerce | 
