Wonderful exhibit, very interesting! Love the boarding passes and feeling the actual water.read more

The museum Was interesting but the admission price wasn't…read morelisted anywhere so we were a little sticker shocked at $78 for two people with a military discount.

Amazing! Definitely enjoyed our visit and would highly recommend. We took our 9 year old grandson…read moreand he also enjoyed it. He enjoyed the inactive stops in the museum.

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.

The Veterans Memorial Museum is an outstanding 5-star experience and a must-visit while in Branson…read more Though it's on the smaller side, it's incredibly well-maintained, clean, and thoughtfully organized, making it easy to walk through while still being impactful. The exhibits are powerful and respectful, honoring service members across generations in a meaningful way. The staff and people you encounter are welcoming and genuinely kind, adding to the overall experience. Located right in the heart of Branson, it's a convenient and worthwhile stop that leaves a lasting impression.

Not out of conscious effort, but my husband and I have ended up visiting umpteen battlefields,…read moreforts, battleships, war cemeteries and homes of various historical generals and leaders on our travels. From Pearl Harbor to Fort Monroe, Little Bighorn to Fort De Soto and everywhere in between, we've been there. Like many Americans I've had grandparents, aunts, uncles, and extended family going back every generation that we've traced that have served in US wars going back to the Revolutionary War. I had to speed through some rooms to get to a spot where I was alone so I could catch my breath to stop the tears welling in my eyes. I'm extremely critical of the US Military Industrial Complex and it makes me so angry and sad to see all the names of the people who died and their families ripped apart for the benefit of bankers, military contractors and politicians. There are a lot of neat artifacts in here going back to WWI. My favorite artifact was the vest for a carrier pigeon. If you're interested in politics or history or the military, this is a nice museum to stop at as an adult. I wouldn't bring small children here because the subject matter is too heavy. Visited December 2024

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.

This place is for LITTLE KIDS. Let's temper our expectations with the price per person that you're…read morepaying. It's basically a warehouse with scale models of a ton of dinosaurs. There's a room that plays a dinosaur documentary from BBC and has a few replicas of skulls and eggs. That's it. That's the museum. It's a spot where little kids can see replicas of dinosaurs and be a little rowdy while they check out the animals. There's nothing interactive here so if you read no placards, sure you might be able to run through it in 5 minutes. I didn't even read all the placards or watch the entire documentary but my husband and I were still here for an hour. There is a small gift shop filled with toys, but again, this is not a world class museum, it's a little spot where you can get out of the bad weather, bring your small child and not have to worry about them being too loud in a museum. Visited December 2024

I've been to a lot of First Nations focused museums but this one has more artifacts and history…read morethan all the ones I have been to before. It was immersive and fascinating. It also had a cowboy section, a civil war section and a prehistoric section. I loved it and will definitely go back. They have a double pass where you do the nature golf cart adventure (was AWESOME!!) then this museum. I highly recommend doing both. It'll take most of the day and you'll be hungry. The restaurant has good food. I had family from out of town. We did the attractions in Branson the first day and this the second day. It was a great time!

Very impressive. They had so much to read about and see. We did have a 1 year old with us so we…read morecould just experience it fully and had to hurry through. It was worth a stop if you have the time. Great viewpoint near it as well with seating.

Very community oriented. Their contribution will go directly to the individuals we serve here at…read moreNova Center of the Ozarks. We assist children and adults with Autism and other disabilities, live more independently. Our staff assist with daily household duties including meds, meals and grooming. We provide classes for cooking, art and employment preparation and support. Branson is a place our individuals love to take field trips and joy all it has to offer. The proceeds of this gift, of 2 tickets, will go directly to our individuals. Thank you again for your kindness. If you ever want to create a Shoot Out team and compete, LMK. It's a Great time. :)

Super cool building with the giant octopus. Excellent aquarium! Great variety of marine life to…read morecheck out. The place is well kept, all the aquatic life looked very healthy. Throughly enjoyed it and so did everyone in my group. I totally recommend visiting when in the Branson area and even making the drive if visiting the Springfield area. Also, I recommend being the "fiver" pass. That's good for the aquarium, the wax museum, the hall of mirrors, the castle of chaos, and the mini golf course.

Had family visit so we spent a day in Branson. Got the Fiver Pass (highly recommend because it's…read morethe best value). It's good for this wax museum, the aquarium down the street, the house of mirrors right next door, the castle of chaos (in the same building as the house of mirrors) and the mini golf course right across the parking lot. The Wax museum was fun and interesting. My favorite part was the horror section. It was a nice, creepy display. I really enjoyed this attraction and recommend checking it out when in Branson.

When my daughter and I were in Branson back in August, we drove by this place a few times and my…read moredaughter was really wanting to go. So we purchased a combo pass that had this included, and we went! Entry was easy; have them scan the pass and you are in. It was fun to walk around and see all of the actors/musicians/other famous people. My daughter really got a kick out of it. There was a lot more than I thought there was going to be. the 'scenes' that they set up for each wax figure was fun too. We've seen it so not sure if I'd go back but I do recommend this to first-timers!

Such a good place! So many cool features, structures and fun facts…read more So interactive and unique. Would definitely recommend! Take cute pictures, good date and family time place.

My 13 year old loved this place. I thought the bone carvings were really cool. The tunnel damn near…read moremade me want to throw up. Good thing is you can bypass the queasy stuff and still enjoy it. The staff were nice and helpful. Plenty of cool photo opportunities. Gift shop available at the end. It's bright colorful and for sure keeps the kiddos attention. We walked in on a Monday evening, no advance tickets and they do give a military discount.

Cool museum but be VERY CAREFUL buying a car from them. Less than a star would be more of my…read morerating. I bought a vehicle that was on display, (28K). It looked cherry. Engine, inside, outside looked nice but the engine was shot. They wouldn't let me test drive it off the premises so I couldn't tell much just driving it in the parking lot. It was running badly but like a lot of classic cars I thought it was cold and needed to warm up. I got it home and it was still running badly. I called them back and I got the message machine. I never heard from them again. I had the carburetor adjusted, didn't help. I put new plugs and wires, (tune up) didn't help. I changed the distributer. didn't help. Checked the compression, THERE IT WAS. No compression on every cylinder. I called again, no answer, left a message. Never heard from them again. Out enjoying the money I just gave them I guess! I'm rebuilding the motor now. It's been a little over a year since the parts are hard to find for a Buick 340. Again, BE CAREFUL AND CHECK EVERYTHING. THEY ARE UNTRUSTWORTHY!

Museum pretty interesting place to see. The dickhead at the ticket counter killed it for me. Rude…read moreat reception upon entry. Then as we left literally watched him scream, belittle and act a fool towards an elderly man who was trying to load his handicapped son in their van. Would never return after the witness of his behavior towards patrons.

Such a cool little find in Branson! We were heading for coffee and noticed Lightening McQueen and…read moreTow Mater outside, so we had to stop. It was so much cooler than we thought. There are cars from the Fast and Furious, Back to The Future, and so many more. $25 per adult and kids 5 and under are free. The gift shop is cool, too! A great find and we will be back!

Stopped in with no expectations, and I really enjoyed it. It was a walk down memory lane, of all…read morethe shows I grew up with from the 70s 80's and 90s. Seeing a replica of the Batmobile, The A Team Van. Mad Max mustang, and so on. The staff said the owner will change out the cars. Easy to find. Plenty of parking, and friendly team. I do recommend it if you enjoy cars from the movies and TV shows ..