Branson Travel Agency

Roy Rogers Museum & Show

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In 2003, we moved from our museum in Victorville, California, to our new location in Branson, MO. Our place isn’t really a typical museum - it’s personal - things that Roy & Dale have done, and the kids and the family and Trigger. All the stuff Roy had saved - tools his dad had when he was little, some of his mom’s scrapbooks, pictures from the early days of the Sons of the Pioneers, all sorts of things that meant something to Roy and Dale. You know, Trigger is one of our most popular exhibits. He is mounted like so many people remember him - rearing up on his hind legs.

The next time you are in Branson, be sure to check out the Roy Rogers & Dale Evans Museum and Happy Trails Theatre!

“Royally Entertained” with Jon England The Velvet Piano Player

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International piano-playing phenomenon Jon England has been giving enthusiastic audiences what they want since 1979 when, at the relatively young age of 19, he wowed night-club goers in his native Great Britain with sparkling and unique renditions of everything from “New York, New York” to Gershwin’s “Rhapsody In Blue”. Early TV spots and seasons in London’s ‘West End’ amplified his national exposure and now Ragtime and Jazz classics punctuate a diverse spread of repertoire with his shows as likely to contain Hoagy Carmichael’s “Star Dust” as it is “The Wind Beneath My Wings,” just look at the 55 evergreen titles featured on Jon’s two new releases “The Entertainer” and “At Your Request” to get an idea of the palette from which he paints his musical pictures!

Royally Entertained

A remarkably phonographic memory for melody allied to an unerring sense of mood rapidly built Jon’s reputation for pleasing fans and, upon learning he has had NO formal training and remains to this day unable to read a note of music, has left people flabbergasted at his pristine yet relaxed technique. He understandably enjoys the audience-bestowed sub-title … “The Velvet Piano Player” – you’ll get the message the first time you hear him.

Ride The Ducks Branson Landing

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The alternate 80 minute tour will take you along the following route:

Through historic downtown Branson
Into Hollister along Historic Downing Street
Past College of the Ozarks and onto Hwy 165
Stop at the Scenic Overlook for a fabulous picture taking opportunity
Splash into Table Rock Lake and exit at the State Park
Onto Hwy 165 to Country Music Blvd (Hwy 76) and back to the Landing

Branson Landing Cruises Lake Queen Stern Wheel Riverboat

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Branson’s Lake Queen (Sightseeing and Pizza Cruise)

The Lake Queen is a modern day replica of the grand riverboats which used to ply the White River in Branson, Missouri. As the lake Queen paddles along the shores of Lake Taneycomo, your guide will explain facts and trivia of the historical and present day Branson waterfront, along with local points of interest.

Branson’s Fountain Room

Every cruise experience will feature the spectacular performances of the Branson Landing Fountains, a $7.5 million spectacular attraction that synchronizes, water, light, sound and fire also perfect backdrop for the Fountain Room, our panoramic glass walled floating event center adjacent to the Branson Landing Fountains.

Branson Landing Cruises Lake Princess Luxury Yacht

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Branson Landing Princess (Dinner Cruise)

Experience Branson’s beauty and charm while cruising aboard Branson Landing’s 100′ luxury yacht. Windows line the Princess’s two climate controlled entertainment decks providing spectacular views from any seat in the house. She is perfect for unforgettable wedding, private and corporate events. Dinner menus range from Ozark Mountain BBQ or prime rib. There are menu choices to satisfy every palette.

Branson’s Fountain Room

Redneckers Good Morning Ozarks

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Keith Allen has been a mainstay in Branson for the past 18 years doing what he does best-entertaining folks. GOOD MORNING OZARKS will be full of nostalgia, patriotism and just down home fun with world class musicians taking you from front porch pickin to Gospel and all the way to Broadway. Tracy Heaston will be bringing his incredible talent on the piano, as well as many other instruments, to Branson’s newest morning show that’s sure to jump start your day!

Redhead Express

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The Walker Family aka The RedHead Express are equally at home playing straight forward bluegrass as they are playing their own unique renditions of old timey and gospel . This wholesome family showcases their four young daughters’ beautiful harmonies, original songs, and increasing musical maturity while mom and dad add vocal depth, backup, and guidance to the ensemble. Three talented young boys at the end round out the family band. Audiences are wowed by the energy, maturity and skill level of this young family. It’s fun to watch instruments change hands, leads take turns, and just watching a family interact on stage is a rich, rewarding experience. The Walkers are doing what they love…together.

Mannheim Steamroller

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The Christmas show the whole family loves - The Christmas Music of Mannheim Steamroller! Playing selections from the band’s BRAND NEW CD: Christmas Song, the 4-piece band takes the stage accompanied by a 10-piece orchestra! In addition to new music, you’ll hear your favorites from our six multi-platinum Christmas albums, in an extravagant multi-media event. As always, the audience is invited to bring cameras to capture all the sights and sounds of this family-friendly Christmas spectacular.

Mark Aldred

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Mark Aldred grew up with a profound love of music. His mom had The Beach Boys and various other 50s and 60s acts forever spinning on the record player, but it was Elvis that most influenced his singing style. In the 70s Mark began singing Rock n’ Roll, concentrating on 80s power ballads and country hits that made the era memorable. His uncanny ability to sing like the original artists sets him apart from many entertainers. Country, Rock n’ Roll, love songs, Gospel – whatever you’re looking for, you’re sure to enjoy the Mark Aldred Show.

Motown Downtown

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This is one show you won’t want to miss. Audiences roar as your host, Rico J leads you through the hits of the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s, R&B, and Motown. Rico sings, dances, and laughs your way down memory lane performing hits with the fabulous Hit Man Band. De De Vega’s is introduced to entertain you with her tribute to Tina Turner as the rhyme of “Proud Mary” rocks your world. The Queens of Soul dazzle you with performances of three time female vocalist of the year, Nedgra Culp and then again by two time female vocalist of the year, Dee Dee Hamilton and Yvette Blaine Loveless. Chico Vega’s tribute to Johnnie Moore’s 1962 Drifters will have you clapping and shouting to hits like “Up On The Roof” and “Under the Boardwalk”.