Save Big on Historical Family Entertainment in Branson, MO!
September 24, 2010 by admin
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The Branson area has been consistently entertaining families ever since the Mabe family began their legendary Baldknobbers Jamboree Show in 1957, and to this day you can still find original, Ozarks entertainment that is affordable for the entire family with a variety of special promotions offered on BransonShows.com!
Those interested in experiencing the legacy of Branson’s entertainment origins will find a family pass to the Baldknobbers that is good for up to two adults and four children, offering a potential savings of over $100!
From down-home country and gospel to laugh-out-loud comedy, the Baldknobbers Jamboree Show continues to keep the legacy of Branson family entertainment alive at a truly affordable price.
Additionally, visitors can delve further into the history of the Ozarks at incredible savings with the Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Drama family pass. Adapted from the classic Harold Bell Wright novel of the same name, Shepherd of the Hills provides an authentic, engaging look into the Ozarks in the late 19th century complete with 80 actors and 40 live horses! And just as with the Baldknobber’s Jamboree family pass, visitors will find a potential savings of more than $100 with the family pass being good for up to two adults and all immediate children under the age of 16.
Of course, the savings extend far beyond area entertainment, with the Condos in the Ozarks offering a special “stay 6 nights, get 1 free” promotion, making it affordable to visit for an entire week and leisurely enjoy the hundreds of activities throughout the Ozarks. Featuring both 2 and 3 bedroom condos, the Condos of the Ozarks provides ample room for families, and is less than 1 mile from the Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Drama and less than 5 miles from The Baldknobbers Country Music Theatre.
Spring into the Season with Branson Entertainment
March 22, 2010 by admin
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As spring approaches, the many entertainment options of Branson, Missouri are beginning to open their doors for the 2010 season, offering travelers a chance to greet the warmer weather and longer days with a variety of quality attractions and shows throughout the Ozarks.
Noah the Musical is beginning its sophomore season in Branson on March 26. The tale of Noah and the Ark is returning in its typical grand fashion, complete with a rotating, 40-foot stage; 3D imaging and pyrotechnics; and a cast that includes over 50 people and animals!
Long-time Branson favorite Shoji Tabuchi will also be returning to the Branson entertainment scene within the next few weeks. Set to open his 2010 season on April 8, this year will mark Shoji’s 21st season of entertaining the Branson area. Experience a wide variety of music ranging from classical, to gospel, to oldies, to contemporary as Shoji highlights his undeniable talents on the violin.
Aside from shows opening over the next couple weeks, Branson visitors can also find a variety of quality options that are already entertaining spring travelers. From the charming 1800′s Ozarks atmosphere and thrilling rides of Silver Dollar City to the encompassing night of entertainment that can be found at Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show, Branson has been offering a lively travel destination throughout 2010 and will only be expanding its possibilities over the next couple weeks.
Winter Entertainment in Branson, MO
January 7, 2010 by admin
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While much of Branson may take a hiatus after the holidays that’s not to say that Ozarks visitors can’t enjoy a variety of entertainment options throughout January. Whether looking to take in classic rock hits, down-home country or simply something entertaining, there are a variety of impressive shows to explore if you know where to look. To help you get started on planning your winter getaway to Branson we’ve highlighted a range of shows that will be available throughout the month of January. Read on to find an option that piques your interest and begin planning your Branson vacation today!
Heat up your winter visit to Branson with the new Top 10 Rock and Roll Review. Featuring talented saxophonist and Branson legend Marvelous Marvin Short, the Top 10 Rock and Roll Review offers non-stop rock from the 50′s, 60′s and 70′s for a lively time of entertainment. Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, Eric Clapton, the Mamas and Papas and numerous other iconic acts will be covered throughout the performance for a fast-paced night of rock and roll in Branson, MO!
Billed as the Grand Country Theater’s signature show, Grand Jubilee offers an exceptional time of Branson entertainment as New South belts out country hits and gospel classics, and Jamie Haage plays the role of the hilarious Jim Dandy. Add to the evening emcee Mike Patrick, a rotating cast of entertainers and vibrant set design and you have a classic variety show experience! Those looking for a top notch time of variety entertainment will find a little of everything with Grand Jubilee.
Those looking for a light-hearted show that is a little out of the ordinary will find just that with Amazing Pets! Hosted by Sean Paul, Amazing Pets features an eclectic cast of cats, dogs, exotic birds and even the talented monkey Frankie as they perform a variety of tricks and stunts. Best of all, the majority of the cast has been rescued from shelters and humane societies for a heart-warming show that will delight audiences of all ages.
Reserve Your Tickets Today for Silver Dollar City’s Old Time Christmas
November 11, 2009 by admin
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Your 2009 holiday season will be incomplete without a visit to Silver Dollar City’s Old Time Christmas Festival! Hailed as one of the best theme park holiday festivals in the United States, this Christmas celebration offers fun and entertainment for the whole family, from the young to the young at heart.
The Old Time Christmas Festival began on November 7, and it runs until December 30. During the winter months, Silver Dollar City is open Thursday through Sunday, and our two-day tickets are the perfect choice for a fun weekend vacation. During the holiday festival, Silver Dollar City has many special shows and attractions to help get you in the Christmas spirit. Visitors can see the Living Nativity, Frosty, Kris Kringle, and A Dickens’ Christmas Carol and experience world-class singing, dancing, and more.
The undeniable highlight of a Silver Dollar City Christmas is the five-story tall illuminated Christmas tree in the park square. The Christmas tree is the focus of Christmas on Main Street, the park’s light display. The Technicolor tree sparkles with a choreographed routine to some of your favorite holiday tunes. More lights, 100,000 to be exact, can be found on the Gifts of Christmas Holiday Light parade, which can be seen each evening. In total, Silver Dollar City is emblazoned with 4 million lights!
To make planning your vacation to Silver Dollar City and Branson easy, we offer pre-built vacation packages. The Day in Silver Dollar City Package features one night of lodging in Branson as well as tickets to Silver Dollar City, which will give you just enough time to experience everything that Silver Dollar City has to offer.
If you have longer to spend in Branson, A Silver Dollar City Vacation is a better choice for you. With two nights of lodging in Branson and tickets to Silver Dollar City, you will have time to experience the theme park as well as take in some of the other fantastic Branson holiday attractions, including the Trail of Lights and Miracle of Christmas at Sight and Sound Theatre, which can easily be added to your vacation package.
Enjoy Christmas on the Strip This Holiday Season
October 7, 2009 by admin
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Although summer has but recently ended and trees still retain most of their leaves, it is still not too early to start planning your Christmas vacation to Branson, Missouri. The theaters will begin preparing soon for their Christmas productions. Typically, most Christmas shows begin playing in November, so you do not have to wait for December to get in the holiday spirit. To make sure that you get the best lodging and seats at these Christmas shows, begin browsing our show selection and make your reservations soon. Following are some of the most popular Christmas shows in Branson, as well as a new favorite to check out.
This perennial classic show continues to be one of the most popular during the Branson Christmas season. The show features Andy Williams, who continues to be an entertaining performer with magnetic stage presence. Williams is joined by fellow performers The Warnock Family and Adagio dancers Pasha and Aliona. The stage of the Moon River Theater is transformed into a winter wonderland. Williams sings classic holiday favorites as well as some of his most famous songs, including Moon River.
Shoji Tabuchi is celebrating his 20th year on the Branson strip, and the special Christmas show for the upcoming winter season is sure to continue to wow visitors. The show features the amazing violin skills of Tabuchi and the choreography skills of his wife, Dorothy, to bring together a dazzling Christmas spectacular. Featuring classic holiday songs and festive arrangements, the Shoji Tabuchi Christmas Show is a must-see while in Branson.
One of the newer shows in Branson, this will be only the second season for this production. However, after the excellent reviews from last season, this show is likely to become one of the most popular Christmas productions in Branson. Spirit of Christmas is at the Branson Variety Theater and features the same talented cast and crew that bring Broadway–A Star Spangle Celebration to life every season. You can expect to be entertained with holiday favorites set to festive and energetic arrangements, all accompanied by world-class choreography and dancing. Start a new Christmas tradition by experiencing the Spirit of Christmas this season!
Catch Upcoming Limited Performances at the RFD-TV Theatre in Branson
October 1, 2009 by admin
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The RFD-TV Theatre in Branson has made 2009 a year of unique and entertaining performances, featuring everything from a live production of High School Musical 2 to the Native American show Brule and American Indian Rock Opera. This theatre has several upcoming limited-engagement performances that are truly once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
On October 3, these two country music veterans will take the stage at RFD-TV Theatre for one night. Pam Tillis, the daughter of legend Mel Tillis, is a country star in her own right and has been entertaining audiences with original hits since the 1980s. Some of her most popular songs include “Maybe It Was Memphis” and “Shake The Sugar Tree.” John Anderson is also a country legend who has many hits under his belt. Audiences will enjoy his mellow voice as he sings some of his previous hits, which may include “Seminole Wind” and “Look Away.” This duo will only perform on one night, so do not miss out!
Marty Stewart and Connie Smith
This duo of legendary country artists will take the stage for two weekends in October, the 9-10 and 16-17. Marty Stewart is an iconic performer that has many hits from his decades-long career in country music. Some of his popular songs include “Hillbilly Rock,” “If There Ain’t There Oughtta Be,” and “Too Much Month.” Connie Smith is a seasoned country musician and gospel singer who has also been on the scene for many years. Her hits include “Tiny Blue Transistor Radio,” “God Is Abundant,” and “Born To Sing.”
Brule and the American Indian Rock Opera
This show appeared earlier in the summer and was so popular that it was brought back for a limited time in November. This show is available during the first two weeks of November. This show features the vocal talent of Brule and the amazing dancing skills of the American Indian Rock Opera dance troupe. If you missed this entertaining show earlier in the summer, take advantage of the November show times and treat your family to an unforgettable performance!
Limited Time to Enjoy Several Branson Shows
September 21, 2009 by admin
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Time is running out to experience a few great Branson shows. To make sure that you do not miss your chance to see these shows that may not be returning to Branson, make your reservations ahead of time.
Only in its second season, Noah the Musical at Sight and Sound Theater has become one of Branson’s most popular and must-see shows. This spectacular show features live animals and a musical interpretation of the famous biblical story of Noah and the Ark. The Sight and Sound Theatre features a state-of-the-art stage with sets that reach up to 40 feet in height. Other stage effects include pyrotechnics, lasers, and video imaging. Although you may be familiar with the story of Noah, you surely have never seen it presented like this. Noah the Musical runs until October 17, and it has not been confirmed that it is returning to Branson.
Andy Williams’ All-Star Variety Show
After a summer-long hiatus in which he wrote his memoir, the legendary performer Andy Williams has returned to the Branson 76 strip with a classic All-Star Variety Show. This performance runs until September 30. Featuring the style of classic variety shows, this performance features a variety of performers and acts, including Andy Williams, the Warnocks, Aliona and Pasha, Williams Brothers tap-dancing duo, Joe Trammel, Tom Mullica, and Dean Church. This is a truly one-of-a-kind performance that offers something for everyone, and your last chance to see it is quickly approaching.
Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley and Paul Revere and the Raiders
This engaging act has spent the summer at Andy Williams’ Moon River Theatre. This show’s final performance will be October 24, but the show is available at 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday starting October 1. This show features Bill Medley and Paul Revere and the Raiders performing their classic songs. Medley performs Righteous Brothers hits such as “Unchained Melody” and “You’ve Lost that Loving Feeling.” Those who grew up in the 50s and 60s will feel as though they have been transported back to their youth as they enjoy these classic songs from that era, brought to them by the performers who made them famous.
Silver Dollar City Celebrates Fall with Harvest Festival
September 9, 2009 by admin
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Visitors to Silver Dollar City can always count on a good time whenever they go. Fall is no different as Silver Dollar City welcomes visitors to celebrate the harvest in the Ozarks. The National Harvest Festival begins on September 12 and runs to October 31.
This festival will feature various events throughout its stay. In September, visitors can enjoy learning about the American Cowgirl. The Salute to the American Cowgirl takes place September 12 through 27 and includes the All-American Cowgirl Chicks, Buck Taylor, the Doubleday Cowgirl Photographic Collection, and Cowgirl Artists.
The next phase of the National Harvest Festival is the Best of Missouri Showcase, happening September 30 to October 31. This special focus brings the best of Missouri artists and craftsman to the spotlight, including famous Missourians like Harry S. Truman, Payne Stewart, Thomas Hart Benton, and Laura Ingalls Wilder. The World Bird Sanctuary will be on hand with native Missouri birds, and other features of this part of the festival include Missouri craftsmen, Missouri’s Largest Barn Dance, and Civil War reenactors.
Throughout the entire run of the festival, hundreds of craftsmen will be on hand with displays, booths, and more featuring crafts, woodwork, jewelry making, textiles, painting, and more. Although this festival has plenty for you to see, there is also plenty to eat. Different Silver Dollar City eateries will be offering special Taste of America menus that feature regional favorites from all over the country. You will be able to find dishes like traditional barbecue ribs, Southwestern tacos, and delicious regional desserts.
In addition to all of these special events, you will also find all of the great year round attractions at Silver Dollar City, including the rides, roller coasters, shows, and shopping that entertain visitors of all ages and backgrounds.
Enjoy One Last Traditional Branson Vacation for the Year
September 8, 2009 by admin
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While Branson, MO always goes all-out in celebrating the winter holiday season come November, time is running out on experiencing the general charm of the Ozarks until next April! Thankfully, with the Branson Musical Getaway you will find two last chances to enjoy the typical sights and sounds of Branson. Set to depart on both October 8 and 22, the Branson Musical Getaway offers a guided Branson vacation complete with five nights lodging, eight meals, and tickets to the Hughes Brothers, Dutton Family, Twelve Irish Tenors, Yakov Smirnoff, Shoji Tabuchi, Doug Gabriel, and SIX.
Aside from the wide variety of shows offered, the Branson Musical Getaway will also offer an insightful look into the area as your party’s guide introduces you to Ozarks landmarks including the Mountain Man Nut and Fruit Company while still offering plenty of free time to take in other various Branson attractions including the Showboat Branson Belle and Silver Dollar City.
Those interested in one last traditional Branson experience this year will definitely want to look into the Branson Musical Getaway before space for both October 8 and 22 is filled. Information and reservation options can be found online.
Additionally, you can find other family-related vacation packages to destinations around the world online as well.
Check Out the Latest Branson Show Offerings
September 2, 2009 by admin
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Even though Branson has over a hundred show and activity options, new shows still come to the Ozarks every season. Two of our newest offerings include Lee Greenwood and the Bellamy Brothers and Mike Walker & Friends. Both shows offer entertaining performances by talented musicians that offer fun for the whole family.
Lee Greenwood and the Bellamy Brothers
Two classic country legends take the stage in this show at the Welk Resort Theatre. This performance is available for a limited time in September and October, and the show debuts on September 14. Lee Greenwood originated America’s most popular patriotic song, “God Bless the USA.” He also has received two CMA Male Vocalist of the Year awards, an ACM Top Male Vocalist Award, and a Grammy for Top Male Vocal Performance. Greenwood continues to add to his legendary career with his new single, “Why Lie.”
The Bellamy Brothers are another classic country act. This group has had more than 12 number one singles in their career, including the hits “Redneck Girl” and “Let Your Love Flow.” The Bellamy Brother’s latest single is “Guilty of the Crime,” a collaboration with the Bacon Brothers. Either act would be an amazing performance on its own, but the combination is sure to make an unforgettable show full of classic country hits for a memorable night.
Taking place at God and Country Theatre, this show features a world-renowned music impressionist. Mike Walker can impersonate over fifty musicians, including Willie Nelson, Conway Twitty, Bon Jovi, and Journey. Walker has succeeded impersonating musicians in almost every genre of music, and you can see his talent live on stage during his show. In addition to bringing you the hits of others, Walker also performs his original songs. In his career as a country musician, Walker performed with Brooks & Dunn, the Bellamy Brothers, Alabama, and Keith Urban. Do not miss your chance to catch this one-of-a-kind musician!
