Went here for the first time and we really enjoyed looking through it. Took our time and had fun. 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. read more

This is a place you would wanna stop if you are visiting Missouri! They have so many cool collections. 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! read more

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

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A smidge pricey, but jam packed full of toys from all eras. Great for a walk down memory lane. Also a large location, if toys are your jam you could spend a couple hours here. read more

Wish I could give this place a -10 star rating. This was hands-down the most disappointing and off-putting place I've ever walked into. Me and my family were really excited to visit this toy museum, but the moment we stepped inside, we were hit with a horrible smell like something was decaying. It was honestly hard to breathe. On top of that, the man working there was extremely rude. I've never been spoken to or treated the way he treated us. It completely killed any excitement we had. For how expensive it was to get in, this place is absolutely not worth the money. Save your time and your money there are far better places to take your family. read more

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

A fair price to get in. They have many things to look at, and it's quite overwhelming in many ways. Play to spend at least two hours or more here. My only disappointment was that the Harold Bell Wright Museum section was not organized. read more

Where to begin??? There's just so much to see and the memories just come rushing back! Two huge buildings, one with a basement. Self guided tour where you'll see everything from dolls and trains to games and space ships.... Roy Rogers and Dale Evans to Han Solo and Darth Vader. This is a place you have to see for yourself, but make sure you set aside at least a few hours. read more

What does it say about you if you visit the World's LARGEST Toy Museum, wander into the Star Wars section and realize you had 98% of everything in there at one point in time? We're nerds. We're lovers of toys. So much so that we used to own a toy store, a pop culture store, and antique booths that sold, you guessed it, TOYS. To say we're toy lovers is an understatement (anyone who sees photos of our RV knows we LOVE toys). So while we weren't sure what to expect when we walked in this place, needless to say we were blown away. Overwhelmed. Taken back in time, then thrown into memories, then wondering why we sold it all to RV full-time. Oh yeah, to have adventures and discover epic places like THIS! If you love toys, you're going to love this place. Yes, it's 3 buildings. BIG buildings. But they have so. many. toys. there's not one building big enough to put them all in. Be prepared to walk, and laugh at the staff's jokes. Everyone was helpful and you can tell they keep a playful attitude! read more

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I love this not only did they have toys for childhood it was cool and the people were happy and joyful

Spent HOURS in here on my vacation examining every trinket-filled case and had the most incredible time. The archival work is truly amazing and the people who run it are so knowledgeable and nice! This is definitely one of the best attractions in Branson, the kind of thing you find yourself thinking about months later like, "Damn, that was insanely cool actually lol" I want to go back! read more

World's Largest Toy Museum - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

What a great place to experience!!! The staff are incredibly friendly and the museum is very clean and contains so many unique items. read more

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We have been going to Branson for many years and this year on July 12, 2024, our grandkids begged to go to the toy museum. We were very surprised at how large it was. There was something for everyone. Although it did seem a bit expensive, we all had a very good time read more

Super fun toy museum kids and adults of all ages will love it!! My favorite were the classic cowboy toys, air rifles and Star Trek!

(I went on a vacation to Branson Missouri.) a big amount of toys! though, wish they had one big building except for 3 different buildings. Super super super nice employees!!! they had old toys and very old toys! (aka different varieties) 42$ (had 2 adults and 4 kids) (not pricy for us) read more

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My husband and I went here on our trip to Branson. It was by far our favorite stop. The gentleman who worked at the museum was nice and funny. There were 2 full buildings full of toys. Remembering the toys of our youth and seeing them on display was awesome. Some of them even had the price tags on them from when they were purchased. Would definitely recommend this place. It was awesome. read more

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So many memories walking through this place. My wife and I spent hours walking down memory lane.

Spent 4 hours going through 2 buildings and multiple floors. Terrific staff was helpful. Saw so many cool things. Highly recommended for those in town. Well worth the admission price! Split the day in half with 2 hours, then lunch, then 2 more hours. Great fun! read more

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Loved the museum and what a collection! Thanks for making my girls Barbie dreams come true! Lol

Amazing collection of all your favorite childhood favorite toys and more! Tons of history and memories in action. Employees could of been more friendly especially with families who have children. read more

GO AGAIN: Yes. Very extensive and interesting museum. We like to find toys we'd had as kids. Packed with all kids of toys.

I wasn't sure what to expect when we decided to go to the Toy Museum, but I was pleasantly surprised. I have never seen so many toys in one place. Seeing some of the toys brought back childhood memories for me and my husband. There is something interesting at this museum for everyone. There are interactive activities, history in many of the toys, and so much more. The staff was so kind and enthusiastic! They were also knowledgeable about the different parts of the museum. You can take as much time as you need (within business hours). read more

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This museum is a fun stop for the family while in Branson. Some cool nastalgic finds here. They are heavy on the religious references in there. Groupon! Save some dough and check Groupon! Saved us more than half off! read more

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My 2 year old daughter loved it. It is very kid friendly and we had no issues just letting her run around. The staff was kind and fun. Brought back a lot of old memories for the adults and my daughter really enjoyed running around looking at everything. Being in my 30s a lot of the toys there was from when I was a kid. My parents are in their 50s and there was a lot of toys from their generation there. read more

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This place was so nostalgic and fun. My fiancé and I went here last weekend and had so much fun looking and reminiscing about the old toys we had as kids. The man at the front counter was so friendly and professional. I really enjoyed my time here and we definitely plan on returning here again on out next visit to Branson. read more

Pretty dang boring for my 3 year old. Was nice to look at some old toys with my wife, but was not really impressed. Just not that fun and was more like torture for my daughter who had to look at all of these toys behind glass and constantly asking to play with them. This place is perfect for big kids who used to play with toys back in the day. read more

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Took my kids to this today on a whim after visiting the dinosaur museum first. I have a 2 year old and 6 month old boys. The museum was kinda interesting but not for the kids. They only interactive toys for the kids were the cheapest toys imaginable like little toy soldiers. I really wouldn't take kids of any age to this attraction. It's more for adults. Kids would just get board at everything except the large model train set. read more

This place is packed with toys... some old and sone not so old. Floor to ceiling toys and other items. Has some military pieces along with a section dedicated to the founder of Branson. BB gun museum was pretty cool. All in all we enjoyed the encounter. Although our 14 year old daughter got bored. While it doesn't bother me they do play gospel and "christian" music ,softly, over the museum sound system so if that offends you be warned. The owners are very mice people. read more

Fun museum brings back memories and full of Nostalgia. Glad they were open as a lot to f places are closed during the off season. It awesome that businesses still know people are visiting and want to spend money! Would definitely go back! read more

Well. We were looking for something to do with a group that included kids on a not-so-pleasant-weather day. Heavens, don't pay full price! There was a Groupon which was a good deal, but the best place to get tickets for anything in Branson is the "Branson 2 for 1 Tickets" place. So we got in for $10 each (kids free). This place is STUFFED full of all kinds of toys, so wherever you grew up, there are memories here. There are also bibles set around open to various passages, which is different, to say the least. But we were there on Purim and at least one bible was open to Esther, a nice and heartwarming touch. This is obviously a great place to let the kids run off steam, and the owner explained that "only people with a sticker" (kids) can enjoy certain areas, unless they invite someone. So our grandchild felt very special and that was excellent. But in the end, it's 2 buildings full of thingz and I felt tired after trekking through. Good family time, don't pay full price and it's worth it. read more

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We bought the Groupon and were not disappointed. Who knew this even existed???? It a fun way to meander through your childhood and see all the toys from all different generations. They also have a new building with more cool stuff with history as well. If you are not a gun fan you might not like the second building as much as you'll go through a little wild west part, but it's history and is interesting! read more

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Okay for an hour or so. More fun for nostalgic adults than for kids. Toy shop inside has some good deals.

Wasn't for me. I'm a collector and I did not really enjoy this. There were lots of old creepy dolls from WAAAY back that I wasn't really a fan of. However they did have some awesome He Man figures and some old toys that I used to have as a kid. Wasn't for me though, didn't come close to any other toy museum I've been to. read more

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I had a nice time seeing all the old toys kids played with. It took me back to when I was a kid and also makes you think about when your parents and grandparents were kids. It's a low cost, family friendly, indoor activity; perfect for a cold day. read more

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Went in the evening with 3 & 6 year olds... entertaining because of the labyrinth of rows the toys were stored in. TONS of cars/figurines. My kids were good to go for about 45 min... 6 & under are free. It was fun to go thru once for the experinece. It's an unbelievable collection from the decades. read more

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Wow what a wonderful place wold of night life and the aliens were so life like the spaceship had free internet and web don't see that very often read more

For my trip down to Branson, I put this item on my possibility list since it had good reviews but after passing it yesterday and it says over 1 million toys, we decided to give them a try but I was so disappointed. I thought it would be a trip down my toy memory lane and although it was a couple of toys I had, the museum mostly consisted of a 2 items (dolls including Barbie, cars/trucks), the best part about the museum was the gift shop. I just wish the museum was more like the gift shop with toys that were popular throughout the years that kids really had. Avoid or visit the gift shop for free. read more

This place was really neat and comprehensive. It was cool seeing toys from my childhood. I am only giving it three stars though because I didn't appreciate all the religious references seemingly jumping out at you, especially in the barn building. I wish people understood that not everyone appreciates that kind of thing. It somewhat spoiled the experience for me because it was kind of like a "got ya" kind of thing. Yes, I understand it is private property and they can do what they want but I just didn't think it was necessary. If anything, it was a turn off. read more

Going back in time to see all the toys was amazing. This place is jam packed with all sorts of toys. We spent over Four hours here and loved to reminisce. Teenage girls weren't as excited about it but they have a few things for kids to do while parents look. Two different buildings with everything imaginable from your past. Employees were more than helpful and so sweet! Highly recommend. read more

This isn't really that big, but it's nice to see all those old toys. My kids, age 9 and 13, were quickly bored, but myself and my husband enjoyed walking through it. The kids were more interested in the gift shop. We used a groupon for our admission cost. Honestly, it wouldn't have been worth full price for us. The staff was very friendly and answered a few questions for us. The Harold Bell Wright section was more interesting than I expected, having never heard of him. read more