Zootopia was out and we didn't want to pay a ton of money to see it, so we decided to go to Branson…read moreMeadows for a matinee. The place is not in a hopping part of town, and the theater was pretty deserted (although it wasn't a popular time of year in Branson). The theater was just A-OK. The staff were friendly and all of the prices were average in terms of both the concessions and the tickets ($7.50 for the matinee). The theater could either use some updates or it could use a price reduction if it wants a higher rating.

Warning. The new Cartoon Forgotten Island is NOT FOR CHILDREN! We left part of the way through. It…read morefreaked me out! https://youtube.com/watch?v=1a4khWqCWmA&is=OBDLUFbO6dWudwDQ

The facility is clean and plenty of parking available. The mall that it is in has a lot to see and…read moregood food too. We ordered tickets online and it was easy to pickup at will call. The theater seats were comfortable and typical imax awesomeness for sight and sound. I'd go again!

Bought 4 tickets online for what we thought was the Odessey in IMAX for $11.50 each, which came to…read more$72.18 cuz there's a non-refundable $10 "administrative fee" and tax. Turns out, the tickets were for something called "Elite Cimema III" not IMAX. Had to cancel those and buy 4 tickets to see it in actual IMAX, which came to $100 with another non-refundable "administration fee." They should be paying ME $10. I did all the work.

My daughter and I recently went here on one of our trips to Branson and it was a really good time…read more We were here mainly for the ziplining tour and coaster but we also took in some of the sights within Shepherd of the Hills Farm and it was good; although we didn't get the whole experience. The employees were blunt, but nice. The Ziplining guides were super nice and funny. I would definitely go back to see all that they have to offer.

We came to Branson to make wonderful memories but were very disappointed in both the dinner and the…read morequality of the play "The Christmas Story". We received 1 thin slice of turkey, 1 thin slice of ham, a green bean casserole (which I don't like), a scoop of what tasted like Stovetop stuffing and a cold roll. No cranberry sauce or gravy. They also served about a 1/2 cup of crumble with about a teaspoon of apple beneath. I don't like to complain especially on Christmas but I actually looked at our row half way through the play and our party was the only one still there. It's not the children's fault but the play was mediocre and hard to hear from Row O. My family all agree it was a waste of money and would not ever go back.

It was so cool to be in the first theatre built in Branson. We were surprised at how much larger it…read morewas on the inside than it looked on the outside. Seems as though they have preserved it pretty well. We saw The Carpenters Once More. She sounded so much like Karen and looked a lot like her too. Very enjoyable show. Lots of Christmas songs and lots of favorite other Carpenter songs too. Even a couple guest appearances from "Neil Diamond" too! See it now!!! Rumor that they will be on tour in another year or so. I'm looking forward to seeing them again at a theater near home.

What a great historic theater. Everyone is very friendly and wants you to know the history of the…read moretheater. Saw the show called On The Cover of Rolling Stone. Great music and they rocked the house with music by The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and many more from that era. Brought back wonderful memories of my college days. If you're into rock 'n' roll I would advise anybody to go see the show you will love it. The musicians are top-notch.

Absolutely a 5-star show! I was the only one in our group that had seen his show before, and he…read moredidn't disappoint. He provides a wonderful show of good, clean fun, patriotism for his adopted country, and interactions with his audience. I highly recommend his show if you're in the Branson area

One of the best shows we've ever seen - he's still hilarious even 45 years after first appearing on…read morethe scene with the 'Vhat a country" schtick. Now that the USSR is defunct, he's shifted somewhat - still has bits about growing up under communism, arriving here, and his career, but he's added a lot of witty observations about the differences between men and women. We like that his comedy is clean (at worst, PG13), and I suspect that only a strident ideologue will object to hearing that men and women - in important ways - are not the same. He has an immigrants love for this country, but even though I'm far from the 'America - love it or leave it' type, didn't feel uncomfortable, or like I was being preached to. Highly recommended. See photos for what in the women's stall!

This is an older theater but they sure do put on a rockin' and rolling show!!! Two hours of…read morecountry/rock that is so worth the $30. That's right, tickets are only $30 so do yourself a favor and check this show out. Only reason it wasn't a 5-Star, the music system was too loud for my wimpy ears

This theater has closed due to circumstances all shows are now in other theaters. Nashville…read moreRoadhouse live show has now moved to the Pierce Arrow theater and is at 3:00 in the afternoon.

My family and I absolutely loved the Aquarium and now I'm excited to be able to share the…read moreexperience with some of our friends/coworkers at Ellett Memorial Hospital!!

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.

What a fantastic trip down memory lane!! Super fan of…read moreclassic arcade games and all things retro, 1984 is an absolute blast from the past! The moment you walk in, you're transported back to the 1980s with neon lights, vintage decor, nostalgic sounds! It's packed with classic games including Centipede, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Popeye, Punch-Out!!, Galaga, and many many many more. The side with the arcade games you pay $12 and that's for the entire day. Unlimited game play. With the military ID you get in free! On the other side, they have pinball machines $.25 to pay each one. The collection of games an 80s paraphernalia is impressive, the retro vibe is spot on, and it's easy to spend hours having fun. 1984 is a must-visit. I loved sitting and relaxing, watching Ferris Bueller's Day off and remembering what it felt like to be a kid again. I wish there was a time machine because I would so hop in and go!! Very clean bathrooms, a party area you can reserve. They also have drinks and snacks to purchase.

Great selection of classic machines that worked well and were reasonably priced. if your a pinhead…read moremake a stop here

What a great show! I've been coming here for more than 40 years!…read more Clean and fun - funny and entertaining! Family friendly and family owned! Great snacks and drinks and comfy, air conditioned theater.

Wow! I can understand now why this show started it all in Branson on Hwy 76 way back in 1967! My…read morefamily & I had a great time tonight! From jokes to harmonies & soul fluttering music that brought me back to my roots! The costumes were perfection, musicians and entertainers were amazing! Transitions were so smooth from one song to the next with comedy sprinkled all in-between. This is truly a show for all ages! It's hard to pick a favorite moment but I think mine was the veterans shout out and standing ovation during the "Proud to be an American" rendition. Such an awesome must-see experience! Thank you to the Presley's talented Family & special shout out to Ronda for the stellar recommendation!