There is a lot to see here. If you are a history buff, you will love this place! It is kind of…read moremelancholy saying all these walls with all the names of the great Service people that lost their lives for our freedom.

Excellent museum with many artifacts from many conflicts involving the United States. Many uniforms…read moreand artifacts were also present.

Add this stop to your itinerary! We took our three year old and ten month old with zero issues. The…read moreprice is worth the views/ride. You get two free drink tickets along with beautiful scenes and great family time.

If you are in the Branson area, I highly recommend doing this. It's not super cheap but you get to…read moredrive a golf cart through beautiful scenery and in the middle you drive though the "bat bar" for a cocktail. The scenery is worth it alone

This is a place you would wanna stop if you are visiting Missouri! They have so many cool…read morecollections. The Elvis and Train section was one of the coolest ones! They have so much nostalgia stuff from the 40s,50s,60s,70s,80s,90s,etc! This is awesome if you want to see some cool and awesome nostalgic toys and items!

We loved this, but my 15 year old son didn't. He always loved super heroes and theres not a large…read moreselection of those. But my husband and I really enjoyed it.

This hodge-podge of exhibits has a slim theme of being a collection of items donated by folks…read moreassociated with or having an Ozarks interest. The museum is named after a Missouri radio and TV pioneer who operated out of nearby Springfield. So, there's a room dedicated to Ralph Foster and his broadcast achievements. Adjacent is a room covering his most popular Grand Ol' Opry style show and the country music stars who visited it. The TV Clampett's 1921 Oldsmobile truck from the Beverly Hillbillies has central placement on the first floor; the series creator was from the area. Famous Missourian and artist Thomas Hart Benton has an exhibit space of his landscapes. The second floor largely contains guns and taxidermic works of animals from around the world--both donated collections. Famed entertainer Andy Williams has a small exhibit of his Christmas sweaters due to his long-time residency in Branson. There's also space devoted to the history of College of the Ozarks. And so it goes. While some exhibits are exhaustively detailed, others--particularly the animals--have cursory descriptions. A beautiful exhibit of hundreds of mounted birds includes only the name of each, with some names so jumbled together it's confusing which bird is which. The animal descriptions are lightly proofread Encarta notes--a digital encyclopedia discontinued before 2010. The museum, however, offers a good diversion and you can easily spend a couple of hours here. It's well worth the low light entry expense, which will particularly appeal to families and seniors.

This was such an incredibly cool hidden gem! This museum has it all, including the Beverly…read moreHillbillies car, thousands of amazing old artifacts from the Ozarks and around the world (some from Biblical times), the biggest collection of weapons I've ever seen, incredible animal exhibits, and many other items. The staff were also wonderful: they are college students who work during the summer to pay for their room and board. During the school year, students work 15 hours per week to pay their tuition, so it's called Hard Work U. It's a must-see place; you won't be disappointed.

Located on the end of the Branson landing plaza. There were lots of interesting artifacts found in…read morethe sea and a couple interactive things to play with but nothing jaw dropping. There were also benches to sit and talk in the air conditioning which is a plus.

Interesting place to see. Do be aware...NO RESTROOM!!! Cooler place to see when it's hot outside or…read moreraining. In all honesty though, Not sure I'd pay $20, got my admission free.

This was one place on my list of musts to visit for my teenager. I was looking for something fun…read moreand interactive for everyone in my family but especially him. When we entered it looked promising and after a discount it was right at $160 for our family. We also did the Fly-Ride on our ticket. The Fly-Ride to start was okay. It was fun moving around and feeling some water and being emerged in the experience. However, the graphics were awful. The video was blurry. Afterwards we went into the exhibit and a lot of it was run down. Shattered screens or out of order on some things. The area for selfies was a bit confusing. There would be games and then a random exhibit on Reagan or Big Foot. It was all awkward and did not flow together like one would expect. We didn't spend as much time here as we thought we would. To be honest my teenager was waiting for us on a bench at the end. It was not worth the price of admission.

This is our second time visiting Adventure Seekers and it was just as fun the 2nd time as it was…read morethe first! We were a little bummed that the VR experiences and escape rooms are no longer available but it was still so fun. Great for the entire family! Highly recommend.

Great way to spend an hour one of the reasonable prices attractions in the area. Lots of dinosaurs…read moreand stats and explanations to see the kittys that follow you on your journey makes it really fun too. They also have a theater with a couple videos of dinosaurs.

First of all this place seems ran down ! Second of all I had previously bought something at a prior…read morestore and they would not let me bring it in. I don't recommend! Not worth your money or time!

Celebrity Car Museum (1600 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616)…read more Stopped here during our visit to Branson to check out the museum. It totes itself as an immersive collection of over 100 iconic vehicles, costumes, and props from blockbuster movies, tv series, and celebrities !It has 90% of the original cars in popular movies or its replica. It's a self-guided tour with the opportunity to take a photo inside the car for $10 per person, per car. I believe the Batmobile and possible others may be $20 per person for a pic in that car. The clerks were very helpful too. We had a great time and would return!

George Harrison's Go Kart! Bumble Bee and his TF friends! Stranger Things, Jurassic Park, LOTS of…read morefast and the furious cars. Paul McCartney's Cadillac... I mean wow - they have tons of cars. Dukes of Hazard!! The A-Team van!! we thought it was very interesting and fun! Glad we went! And also it's air-conditioned.