This is an amazing experience. First parking was very accessible, and the entry signs were easy to…read morenavigate. The crew members at the beginning were helpful, and very informative. The tour is self guided, but there is an audio tour available. We learned that there were many interesting stories of entrepreneurs and investors. My grandson wanted to go here and really got a lot of great information. The gift shop was price reasonably and very well stocked. Awesome visit

This does seem a little sudden and weird but after a revisit of the Titanic Museum I just came back…read moreto say that it is still an amazing attraction. It is really informational and you can learn lots going here. They did an amazing job recreating the Titanic and protecting the artifacts, and most topics about the history were covered. Minus one star because if I died on the Titanic I think I would haunt everybody working the gift shop because 3/4 of the items being sold were actually ludicrous. Of course, I'm not going to name all of them but just know that they aren't the most respectful to victims. It's a nice place to stop by if you're touring Branson, it's a one of a kind exhibit. I wouldn't go again just because I already know the feel of it, but it's great for first timers.

Went here for the first time and we really enjoyed looking through it. Took our time and had fun…read more Also bought 6 items in the gift shops. (there are 2 buildings you go through). Would definately reccomend. The man in the first museum and the lady in the second museum were both very polite and nice.

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!

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.

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.

This is a low-key dinosaur museum. They have their own free private parking spots. The museum is…read morelarger than it looks, but is not huge. You start and end your tour in the museum's gift shop. They do not have any animated dinosaurs, just a bunch of life sized statues of them. The museum offers a scavenger hunt, where you find 10 gold fossils throughout the museum. If you successfully complete the scavenger hunt, you get 10% off your gift shop purchases. I found the scavenger a bit distracting though. My kids were more focused on the scavenger hunt than enjoying and learning from the museum. In addition to the many dinosaur statues, the museum has pre-historic human skulls, fun facts, fossil imprints, and a very small theater where they have a dinosaur movie playing on loop. It took us about 30 to 45 minutes to go through the entire museum. And they seemed pretty common for all the other visitors that I saw. The gift shop has toys, stuffed animals, coloring books, posters books, and other novelties. The museum's dinosaurs are realistic, well put together and I enjoyed my brief time there. It is one of the more reasonably priced attractions in Branson, but is not a big time consumer. Be sure to check their website. They listed a code word on there to use when I purchased tickets that saved me $2 on adult admission. They will not volunteer this information, so be sure to look. The word I used was DINOROAR 2023. Not sure how long that word will be valid though, so I would just double check before you go.

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 was my favorite museum I have EVER been to. The collection was extremely impressive. As…read moresomeone with great appreciation and interest in Native heritage and history, I was absolutely blown away. If you actually look around and take the time to read a little, this can easily take you 2+ hours to get through. Do not skip this experience if you go to top of the rock though!! One thing I will say, while they allow children, there wasnt anything I could see kids being into. This is not an interactive-type of situation, so keep that in mind if you have young'ns!

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!

Great expierence! Wonderful donation to our event! Truly appreciated! Wonderful care of all animal…read morelife!

Not only did my kids have a blast (2yo and 5yo boys) but I was in awe of all the fish as well. My…read moreoldest got to pet a shark, stingray and sea star which he loved. So many tunnels where the fishe get up close to your face. They also have a super fun play structure. I would skip the "ride" though, not worth waiting in line.

Chris and I love golfing, so if we spot a mini golf course and have extra room in our itinerary,…read morethere's a pretty good chance we're adding it! In Branson, that turned into trying all four attractions included with the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center's All Access Pass. Shoot for the Stars Mini-Golf was one of the coolest themed courses we've played, with Hollywood-inspired holes and props throughout. We also tried Castle of Chaos, an interactive shooting game where I naturally have to mention that I came in first out of eight people. I guess growing up on a farm finally paid off! Hannah's Maze of Mirrors was surprisingly challenging. We actually got turned around, ended up back at the beginning, and had to go through again--so pay attention to where you're going! We finished with the Hollywood Wax Museum, where the comedy section was our favorite. Some of the figures looked so realistic that we kept saying they need to sneak a real comedian in there one day just to scare people. The All Access Pass is a fun option for couples, families, or groups looking for something a little different to do in Branson!

We had so much fun at the Hollywood Wax Museum in Branson! It's a must-see for movie lovers and was…read moreone of those rare activities that entertained our entire family, which is not always easy with our mix of personalities. It was definitely a little pricey, but honestly, we felt it was worth the money. I would recommend getting the trio package so you can enjoy the other nearby attractions as well. My biggest advice is to take your time! We moved through it pretty quickly, and if I did it again, I would slow down, take more pictures, and really soak in the experience. They had so many great props that made the photos even more fun. Definitely bring your camera and enjoy the memories. We had a great time!

This was my 1st time coming to a Ripley's Believe It or Not and I must say everything here is so…read morecool. I admire the outside displays and it feels like you're getting a sneak peek of what's to come on the inside. The museum is pretty big and I find it educational to read the history behind the artifacts. You can spend maybe 2 hours here if you're taking your time and looking at each display. Some of the displays you can interact with which I found fun. The customer service is great and at the end is a neat souvenir shop to bring home some merchandise.

Not really impressed with the exhibit overall for the cost of the tickets. There are a few neat…read moreattractions however I do think there are several other places around (Aquarium & Wonder Works) that are better bang for your buck.

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.

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.