Blues brothers were AWESOME! Elvis was listed as part of…read morethe show, but was replaced with Kenny Chesney, that was very disappointing. . The music was too loud that it was difficult to hear the words the singers were singing. Back up dancers were hood , great costumes. Overall show was average . Atmosphere of the gift shop was very dull.

Super fun and amazing show we got to see Elvis adel blues brothers and willy nelson. Highly…read moreentertaining and fun we got to sit almost in the front row. Didn't try any of the food but got a couple bottles of water. The staff were super friendly. It was 110 for 2 preferred seat but we enjoyed it.

I have never seen such a beautiful area covered up by so much ugliness. On top of everything being…read moreover priced they have very high sales taxes. Part of the taxes go for beautification of Branson. What do they do with the money?? The boardwalk and lake front are full of weeds, leaves and trash. I'm not talking a little a little bit, everything from diapers to beer cans to what ever ends up there. I even saw a city employee using a scoop shovel to throw the garbage and leaves off of the service road into the lake. they rest of the landing and downtown are not much better. Very disappointed in the whole area. Dave Mueller

Branson is in the southwestern portion of Missouri. If you're interested in seeing any type of…read moremusical show...Branson is the place to be!! For the 2 and a half days I was there...I saw a show every day. They're musical/broadway shows. I hate to say it's like a "poor man's" version of NYC broadway shows...but the entertainment reminded me of like, cruise type shows. And, for me...there's nothing wrong with that. I just think I'm a little jaded having grown up in NY and having seen shows like Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera. But Branson is such a cool town regardless. The first day my father and I visited...they were having a free concert in the middle of town. The Platters, an old Motown musical group came on stage and sang "Great Pretender"! I absolutely love that song and my father grew up to Motown music so we were very happy. From there we bought concert tickets to a Motown show, and did a 50's themed musical show as well. There's other things to do in Branson as well for families. There's a replica Titanic cruise ship which you can tour. They have a Hollywood museum to explore. An American Bandstand musical theater. You can ride the Branson scenic railroad which is located in the heart of town. And you can walk around central/downtown Branson to buy souvenirs, trinkets, and t-shirts to take home. Downtown Branson has a quaint/small town type feeling and it was fun to explore the streets. The city of Branson reminded me of Gatlinberg and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee...if anyone has ever visited those cities, I think you'd find similarities in all of them. Overall, I really enjoyed my time in Branson. The shows/concerts I saw were entertaining and truly brought out the real feel of what Branson, Missouri is all about. I would recommend visiting for a few days. My father and I drove from Memphis on a 3 city tour. But Branson has an airport which you can fly into. It's also located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains in Missouri.

We have been to several concerts here the last few years and always enjoy them. Seating is…read morecomfortable, staff is great & the concessions are very good. Parking it great.

Came here for a show and was so impressed by the balcony seats - wow are they excellent up there!…read moreMy friend recommended the left side balcony and we enjoyed the VIP section, it is easy to see off stage too for the curious voyeurs in the group. Sounds was fantastic and it has the wow factor we were hoping for. The parking wasn't as plentiful as we hoped for but we made it work and don't have any huge problems. I loved the massive already decorated Christmas tree the beginning of November and the rich feel of the lobby. The snack ladies seemed overwhelmed by the amount of people and the lines were long but the prices weren't as criminal as most shows I have gone to. A hot dog was $4 and a chicken sandwich was $7. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained and there were comfy couches and places to charge your phone in a pinch. In the VIP balcony there was a plug right in front of my friends chair which helped us not lose connectivity at a long event.

3:00 pm Comedy Jamboree!! Don't miss this show! The laughs are none stop! Audience participation…read moremakes every show different, and continues throughout the show! The ad lib, improv and quick wits keep you laughing along with them, think Tim Conway and Harvey Korman! They are that funny! Backed up by and amazing band and singers and dancers!!

Loved the production. The singers were so talented and worked together seamlessly. They could…read moreeasily play on Broadway. Same for the multifaceted band.

Awesome music, great theater, popcorn was delicious . The singers and band were amazing . Thanks…read morefor great service too!

Traditional musical show hosted by the grandson of one of the original Baldknobbers. Amazing vocals…read moreand musicianship. Great family fun.

May 29, 2024 and 4 of us went to the 3:00 pm show…read more Lots of close parking. Very helpful staff. The show was great. Entertaining MC, wonderful music, comfortable seating and AC, and some of the clothing/costumes were hilarious also. A good show for all ages.

If you're a fan of Garth Brooks--or just great country music in general--this tribute show in…read moreBranson was great! It's a fun, high-energy, sing-along experience that captures the heart and soul of Garth's music. From "Friends in Low Places" to "The Dance," the performer is entertaining and brings the energy! One of the standout highlights was the incredible fiddle player--absolutely amazing talent! His energy and skill brought the show to another level and had the crowd cheering more than once. Whether you're reliving the classics or discovering Garth's music for the first time, this show is a feel-good experience that's perfect for all ages. Definitely worth adding to your Branson itinerary!

One of the best shows I seen while in Branson. Very talented group of 6 brothers playing songs we…read moreall know and love, without the use of instruments. Only down side, which really isn't a down side, was the 20 dollar picture they try and sell. If they made it 10, I probably would of bought it. 5 and everyone buys it.

6 brothers, no instruments, all music!!! What could be better! It was a wonderful show. The…read morejokes weren't so funny. Some where but most were corny. They could or should hire someone to get them some good jokes. Good thing they didn't spend a lot of time talking and most of it singing. Best part was the best boxing and their singing. Audience participation was great as well. The pictures they take of you at the beginning and then try to sell are $20. TOTAL RIP OFF!! I don't cAre if they autograph them or not. They aren't that popular of people. Overall, very talented and worth going to go see!!'

Went to see The Haywood's at the Clay Cooper theater Saturday night. Branson, MO. Wow what a show,…read morewhat a performances. They are all amazing musicians. They are a family of singers, dancers, and musicians. Catherine played the violin, the piano the guitar, and the Harpe. Her brothers were just as talented. One played the banjo,, another one played a violin and a harmonica . A few of them played guitars banjos and they all could sing. The tap dancing was amazing. The Light show was awesome. One of the brothers came in the theater upside down playing guitar. So much talent in this family. During the intermission, they sold soft drinks and snacks . The service was amazing. One of the best shows to see in Branson..MO

Haygoods wow! What a show! And, sold out for a year in…read moreadvance. They are such a loving family. We got to see Mom Haywood and Dad Haywood who each popped in for a minute. Then, a family member came out to our coach to say hello. Just WOW and do t miss it!

CJ Newsom, headlining the "Patsy Cline and Friends" production, delivered a truly awesome,…read moremust-see performance. It was magical listening to her revive the golden voice of Patsy Cline. You could close your eyes and easily be convinced that it was Patsy Cline, herself, singing on stage. CJ's medley of songs fostered such wonderful memories of one of the most beautiful voices of all time. Her three piece back-up band were highly renowned musicians that added another level of quality entertainment. CJ wowed the audience with several stunning outfits in between her songs. She also shared many stories and insights about Patsy's life that gave us a deeper understanding of this special singer. Additionally, CJ gave a wonderful tribute to our military veterans and to our wonderful country. It was a very touching tribute that was heartfelt and very appreciated by all in attendance. The only downside to the program was having it come to an end. "Patsy Cline and Friends" at the Americana Theater in Branson, MO, is a must-see, five-star experience. If you're ever in Branson or in the surrounding area, be sure to treat yourself to this truly, exceptional Patsy Cline performance.

Overall this was a disappointing experience. My wife and I went weekend before last or Saturday…read moreperformance. As a child of the 80s I was very excited to be able to check this out. Well some of the performers had good rhythm and voices, overall it was very disappointing. On the hole the choreography was not good and it seemed some of the singers didn't know the songs fully and weren't trained singers at that. We ended up leaving the intermission because we were so disappointed. I would've gave it more stars had the tickets not been close to 50 bucks. But this was worth $15 ahead tops.