Amazing production…read more Took the family the the David show last minute and was thoroughly surprised by the visuals and audio quality. Highly recommend it!

Absolutely Incredible -- A Must-See Experience!…read more Sight & Sound Theatre in Branson, MO is hands-down the best show I have ever seen. Their sets and props are absolutely out of this world -- the level of detail is unbelievable. The way they incorporate live animals into the performance makes you feel like you're truly part of the story, completely immersed from start to finish. The production quality, the talent, the atmosphere -- everything is top-tier. I highly recommend this show to anyone visiting Branson. It's an unforgettable experience that you'll be talking about long after the curtain closes.

Note order tickets ahead of time! Come early for good seats to watch the pre-show, we got to watch…read morean amazing Blue Grass band that was amazing! Also drinks outside of the arena for the preshow cost per drink. The souvenir boot didn't come with any perks. The Stampede show is what you are really here for because the food is meh but filling. They serve Coke products, lemonade, sweet and unsweetened tea. I took very few photos of the show because people need to experience it for themselves, it was amazing! Staff from the beginning to the end made the experience awesome as well. Gift shop has something for everyone!

Pros..seeing the horses as we walk in, live music and bar open while you wait, gift shop…read moreFood was meh. I liked the soup but hubby didn't. Cornish hen was seasoned but dry. Pulled pork, biscuits, and mashed potatoes were good. Dessert was an apple turnover or chocolate coconut cake. Both were ok. Corn was in the pot too long. Show flowed nicely and had audience interaction but it wasn't even half full which was sad. Comedy was cheesy. Chicken and pig races were cute. Saw baby bison in the beginning for 2 minutes but never again. Trick riding was amazing. I didn't like the butterfly portion. Didn't fit the theme well. Kids would love it. We enjoyed it but not top of the list.

Six brothers of ten, you'll see #1-5 &7. All man made sounds and outstanding vocals. Too many…read morelights for us. Did not like many of the songs. Should go at least once while in Branson.

We saw a show called Six. They are six brothers that sing A cappella (like Pentatonix). They were…read morereally good. They did music from the 60's (like the Beatles) to current (Jelly Roll and Bieber). They even had a boy band set - where they did New Kids on the Block, N*sync, The Backstreet Boys, One Direction. Being a boy band fan, during that set, I was in Heaven. #sixbranson #bransonmo #acappellamusic

They have changed their line up of Spring. We saw Shania Twain, Pat Benetar, The Blues Brothers,…read more& Elvis. Th me show is 2 hours with a 15-20 intermission. The folks singing were amazing. Great way to spend the afternoon.

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.

What an amazing show!!! This is a must see! It is great for families, couples, dates, whatever!…read moreThey are not just amazing singers, musicians and entertainers, they are funny!!!! I would definitely go back!

Maybe it's just me, but The Haygoods weren't really a wow show. I'm not very musical, so take this…read morewith a grain of salt, but I've enjoyed other Branson shows much more. They definitely have a lot of lights, energy, and the voices are great -- no question there. I just didn't really connect with the show the way others seem to. People kept saying it was a "must-see," so I went... and honestly, for me, it was just okay. If you love high-energy performances with tons of lights and effects, you might enjoy it. But if you're looking for something more heartfelt or traditional, I'd probably skip it and go to another show instead.

Now the Silver Dollar City showboat! A unique blend of Music, magic and mischief ensue as audience…read moremembers are invited on stage. A meal of baked chicken, pot roast, green beans, mashed potato with gravy, Mac n cheese, salad and roll are all enjoyed during. Menu looks like it might be updated seasonally with the spring dessert being a vanilla cake with berry sauce and cream. I added coffee and our wonderful server brought it promptly. The Rivertown Ramblers are now the headliners. Seeing them perform before at Silver Dollar city I knew they were good but they have really put together a great show for all ages. Truly appreciate the way the honor birthdays, anniversary's, and veterans. A 40 minute intermission and the invitation is given to explore the boat meet the captain and take in a truly beautiful table rock lake sunset. They told us to arrive an hour before our ticket time but we I think we would have been okay even coming 30 minutes before. It's well organized but having that extra time for our first visit was fine. After dinner and disembarking we tried the trail around the lake because we were still full. Would 100% do it again. The boat bathrooms were a little different and stopped flushing but staff were quick to respond. Overall staff were great and attentive! Nice big parking lot. My only advice is avoid the 2nd tier side seating. Go for the floor or 2nd tier facing the stage. The side seating visually cuts off half the stage.

I loved this experience!! We went on the Showboat Branson Belle for my birthday and I ensured that…read moreI bought our tickets 3 months ahead since seats were placed in the order of purchase. We ended up in second row from the stage. Check-in was a breeze. You go through a metal detector and they scan your tickets either from paper or your phone. They scan the premium tickets first and then allow general admission. The Showboat is highly maintained and looks so gorgeous! Our server at dinner got our table's drink orders and explained the fixed menu. The food was plentiful and delicious. The musicians play during dinner and then there's a break between dinner and dessert to clean up. During the break, you can walk up to the decks and see the lake and landscape. It's so gorgeous but we only stayed on deck for about 15 minutes before heading in since it was just so hot outside even in the shade. Dessert was delicious and the musicians play until we get back to the landing and disembark.

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!

The shows are just exceptional. We saw Clay Cooper one evening and the Haygoods another night. The…read moreparking is well organized and easy in and out. The lobby has a full service food stop for nuts, popcorn, hot dogs and drinks. The people are absolutely the most friendly staff and happy doing what they do. The theater could use a much better setup for restrooms as you get a quick 15 minute intermission and the women's, men's and food Line all co-mingle and block the theater doors. It becomes a complete mess but happy people just make it doable. Still something to make 1058 people "flow" through the restroom lines better would be helpful. We are planning already how to get back here in October. Love this place and the shows.

Christmas Wonderland. This show met expectations and delivered a festive, enjoyable experience…read more The performances were well-prepared, and the show captured the holiday spirit. All the Christmas songs were great and brought strong festive energy to the show. It was an enjoyable and engaging show. Every element--from the performances to the pacing--worked beautifully together. The show also dedicated a time to honor the veterans which was very touching. I left genuinely energized and want to go back to see more from this team.

I saw the Christmas Spectacular. The singers were great…read more The dancers were also great. The Christmas tunes, just perfect. It was hard to see from my seat, the stage seemed too low. The concession stand was reasonably priced. They honored the veterans.

We traveled from Texas to Missouri primarily to see The Petersens but also to visit Branson as a…read morefamily vacation. We discovered The Petersens through YouTube about six months ago, and our entire family has fallen in love with their music. We also adore who they appear to be as people. In person, they were just as genuine as they appear online. We very much enjoyed meeting them and seeing them perform. Our children go around the house singing Petersens songs. Well, maybe not just the children. It was a thrill for all of us to attend their show. There were new songs and pleasant surprises, but also enough familiar tunes that we love so much. There were also plenty of laughs. My wife pointed out to me later that the show ended up being an hour and forty-five minutes long. Wow! The time flew by. The musicianship, arrangements, and harmonies stand out to me more than anything. They are so good! Please go check out their show if you can. Even if you are someone who doesn't know their music, I am confident that you would enjoy the experience.

We saw The Petersen's at the IMAX Little Opry theater at an afternoon show. The venue was intimate…read more(approx. 218 capacity) and the performance was great!! I highly recommend this family. Tight harmonies and quality bluegrass. We enjoyed the humor and sharing of their family experiences too. Glad to see this young family get great exposure on YouTube so check them out and then come see them in person.

If you're in Branson, Silver Dollar City is one of those places you pretty much have to experience…read moreat least once. What really sets this place apart is the entertainment. There are shows happening all day long, from live music and bluegrass to comedy and saloon-style performances. Depending on the season, there are also special productions throughout the park. It's nice to be able to sit down, take a break, and still feel like you're part of the experience. And since the shows are included with admission, it adds a lot of value to your visit. It's also a great spot if you have younger kids. There is plenty for them to do beyond just rides, including play areas, interactive attractions, and even a train ride. It's not one of those parks where little kids are limited. They can stay busy all day. The whole park has a really cool 1880s theme and is honestly one of the most beautiful theme parks I've been to. Between the shops, craftsmen, and scenery, it feels more like an experience than just rides. That said, be ready for a lot of walking. This park is very hilly and you will feel it by the end of the day. Lines can also get long during busy times. Overall, it's a really unique place with a ton to do for all ages. Between the shows, rides, and kid-friendly activities, you can easily spend a full day here and still not see everything.

Our overall review based on being there 21 Dec, which changed the atmosphere a bit…read more Pros: - Amazing festive lights and decor. - Good food and it wasn't too pricey. There is a mobile ordering option for some places through the app that helped us a lot with the long lines. - Very friendly and helpful employees. - Easy to get to and navigate the park. - Smaller attractions like Grandpa's mansion were fun! - the APP is sooo helpful! - kiddo loved the knife shop and personal rings booth. The proprietors were so nice! - PowderKeg and TimeTraveler rides were awesome. Wish would could have done more than one! Cons: - We went during a weekend when people believed (as advertised) it was the last Rudolph train parade which made it especially chaotic. That was later changed in a way but it made this weekend before Christmas majorly bad. Kiddo was mad about the odd advertising after we heard a shop owner talking about a last minute meeting. - Better locker placement. We based this on Dollywood where there was a locker before each ride but SDC has them in certain "villages" which takes time to navigate. Bc of this we barely used the locker we bought - instead there are cubbies at each ride that work out better. - The kid rides area (Fireman's village or other) is smack in the middle of the route between spaces which made travel from ride to ride difficult. - During Xmas it is hectic, especially the weekend before. The whole operation is overwrought with people and it gets difficult to move, buy food, go on rides (we waited 2 hours for time traveler and saw on the app other rides were just as long). We also waiting 45 minutes for a funnel. - our personal note - we found a decent spot for the parade and got kicked out right before it started, by security. No signage - just you can't be in this open space (it was the mulch around the stage near the big Xmas tree) We left, parade be damned - which was when a lot of people were actually leaving. - outlaw ride was closed one of the biggest nights. - overpriced junk - my kiddo recognized a 'carved bear' from another theme park and when we looked at it close it was made in the Philippines. There are some good options for craftsman here but double check before paying for high priced inports. Key notes: - we knew we would be at the park into the night so we paid the $65 to get awesome parking up front. That turned out to be a great decision because as the masses were leaving we got out in 10 mins. I know that may seem silly but it as a priority for me and I know not everyone. For $20 you can get closer parking. They do have trolleys for free parking and they were running regularly. Make the decision that is best for you! - if they have the time traveler pass available - get it if you can. We spent so much time in line to watch the add on payers jump up and get more out of their time. At this park, there are only so many awesome rides. The limitations on the pass are far exceeded by the wasted time. This is only important if you are here for the rides and not just exploring. Notes: - the ground had paint stamps to help you navigate but they were worn out and made it hard. - there are shops to warm up in but as Colorado people who have seen a thing or two maybe warming stations with heaters or warming barrels like they do at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo would be good. Most people love a good wood fire smell. Overall - plan accordingly. We personally would not recommend the weekend before Xmas (we figured people would be traveling and that was a bad assumption). Know what your interest are - if you want to do shopping then that would be fine. If you want rides, maybe look at different dates you want to go.