01Silver Dollar City
An 1880s-style Ozark theme park with record-setting coasters, working craftsmen, live music, and famous cinnamon bread.
- Area
- Indian Point Road
- Time needed
- A full day
- Typical cost
- Ticket required
- Best time
- Weekdays, at opening
BRANSON, MISSOURI / THE OZARKS
Branson,
your way.
Lake mornings. Coaster days. Live-show nights.
A trip that feels a little more like you.
Free to plan. No signup required.
Your Ozark getawayGreat memories start
Great memories start
here.
A few favorites, a little time, and three ways to make the most of Branson.
Less planning. More memories.
First time in town?
The places you’ll rememberIconic spots.
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02Titanic Museum
Walk through a half-scale replica of the ship, touch an iceberg, and follow the story of a real passenger.
- Area
- Highway 76 Strip
- Time needed
- 2 hours
- Typical cost
- Ticket required
- Best time
- Rainy days or mornings
03Branson Landing
A lakefront boardwalk of shops and restaurants on Lake Taneycomo, with a fountain show that plays fire, water and music.
- Area
- Downtown
- Time needed
- 2–3 hours
- Typical cost
- Free to stroll; dining extra
- Best time
- Evening fountain shows
04Table Rock Lake
Clear Ozark water for boating, swimming and fishing, plus scenic views from Table Rock Dam and the state park.
- Area
- West of town
- Time needed
- Half to a full day
- Typical cost
- Free; rentals & cruises extra
- Best time
- Summer mornings
Make it happen
Book your Branson trip.
Reservations and payments are handled by the hotel or attraction. Check dates, availability, and cancellation terms before booking.
Somewhere to stay
Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing
Steps from shops, dining and the fountain show.
Check availabilityTickets & passes
A little local know-how
Before you head out.
Beat the Strip traffic
Group nearby attractions together and use the color-coded back roads to skip Highway 76 traffic.
Save a day for Silver Dollar City
Check the operating calendar and reserve tickets before you go. One full day beats a rushed afternoon.
Book shows early
Popular shows and dinner cruises sell out in summer and at Christmas — reserve seats before you go.
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