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Branson, Missouri - What to do???
- Thread starter bigi
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Krazy4Real
Lifer
Cancel that trip, and go somewhere fun. I went there a couple of years ago. It sucked. If you're really into sightseeing, biking, trekking, etc. Go to Colorado. Now that's fun.
bigi
Platinum Member
Went to Colorado last July. It was good but sleeping at 9500 ft was not fun.
Fritzo
Lifer
The place is like a hick tourist trap...a lot like Gatlinburg TN. It's main appeal is midwestern grandmas/grandpas that want to take their grand kids somewhere fun. Expect to see a lot of BBQ places, rodeo style entertainment, and people like Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers mentioned a lot 🙂
If done that. It's like having asthma, isn't it? 😀
Krazy4Real
Lifer
LOL! I was going to say this, but didn't know of a nice way to say it. I guess I should have just been blunt like you.
Mixolydian
Lifer
Fritzo
Lifer
I'm usually careful with my words, but there wasn't any other way to put it 😀
We got a free condo rental there a few years back, and we were miserable. The highlight was they had some kick-ass BBQ restaurants.
Silver Dollar City is fun for a day or half a day, but other than that it's basically shows and crappy tourist trap places like the Titanic "museum" and Ripley's Believe it or Not. If you're not into family comedy shows, music shows or a combo of the two you'll be bored to tears after a day, if that.
The average age of tourists there is probably close to 65. 🙂
I grew up in Springfield (~30-40 minutes north) and we basically only went to go to Silver Dollar City on occasion.
The average age of tourists there is probably close to 65. 🙂
I grew up in Springfield (~30-40 minutes north) and we basically only went to go to Silver Dollar City on occasion.
D1gger
Diamond Member
Unfortunately Yakov is touring the country this year and won't be returning to Branson until October. Such a shame the OP will be missing the candlelit dinner theatre!
glenn1
Lifer
OP, do you have other options or is this something which is use/lose? As others have pointed out, Branson isn't exactly a cosmopolitan place. While the locale and entertainment/dining options might suit some, it would be helpful to know what else is in the realm of possibilities as well as your preferences.
Saint Nick
Lifer
Leave.
darkewaffle
Diamond Member
That's what I was thinking.
Midwayman
Diamond Member
Try 11000 ft. Cuzco, Peru. I pretty much had a low grade headache the entire time I was there.
On your first day hit the tour at http://www.stonehillwinery.com/ and stock up enough to make the rest of the week tolerable. Or go to Springfield instead...
You could drive to Bentonville Arkansas and see the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Wal-Mart visitor center.
Branson got famous because the country stars got tired of living on buses and bought homes and theaters there. The point of Branson is that you travel to the entertainers.Like Vegas but without the sinful casinos.
Branson got famous because the country stars got tired of living on buses and bought homes and theaters there. The point of Branson is that you travel to the entertainers.Like Vegas but without the sinful casinos.
Get some autographs!
KT
KT
JEDIYoda
Lifer
They are having their annual Anchovie festival in July.
Thats always a hoot....Anchovie Ice Cream and Anchovie Picante sauce....Sweet Potatoes and Anchovies....
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