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24 years ago

In your opinion, what do you think are the best shows in Branson?

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MaryF
24 years ago
Haven't been there for a few years but you may want to see who is at the Grand Palace. We went to the Dixie Stampede and it was a meal and a western variety show. It was entertaining enough that my dd at 2 yrs liked it. Food was good too. The entertainment is in an arena and they use period or theme costumes and do a lot of trick riding. At least they did.
Shoji Tobuchi (spelling) is excellent I've been told. If he's still there.
johndeere
24 years ago
Yes Shoji is a great show.Also Jim Stafford is great and Buck Trent morning show also Mickey Gilly my favorites are Presleys and Bald Knobers and Country Tonight.You will not see a bad show in Branson best place to eat is The Plantation
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lydia1959
24 years ago
I enjoyed the Jim Stafford show also. I didn't like the Dixie Stampede much ~ felt as if they were "throwing" the food at you. The Majic Show was okay, but they spent a lot of time selling these "weasel" puppets that your kids will REALLY want after they see the show.
johndeere
24 years ago
I felt the same way about The Dixie Stampede.Do not miss Presleys if your a country fan
edhodge
24 years ago
If you go to Branson around Christmas, don't miss Andy Williams. Great Holiday show.
scuba_lady
24 years ago
I liked Dixie Stampede. I have heard that Mo Bandy is very good.
MsMagnolia
24 years ago
Being very anti-country music - my friends laughed when I told them we were going to Branson! Pooh on them. LOL We thoroughly enjoyed the trip up there, new scenery for us, and the shows we most enjoyed were Andy Williams, Shoji, and at the Grand Palace - Dino! All these shows were marvelous. Never quite found any really delicious food, but it was ok. I loved being in that area. We went in October, and the leaves were turning - just gorgeous.
Jamie_MS
Original Author
24 years ago
Thanks for all your responses to my question. We just got back from Branson tonite and we had a great time. Went to see the Presley's, The Spirit of the Dance and the Baldknobbers. They were all great ...especially liked the Baldknobbers. Also went up to Springfield to the Bass Pro Shop. Amazing!!! On the way back stopped at Lamberts to eat and it was delicious.
johndeere
24 years ago
Did you catch the rolls?
Jamie_MS
Original Author
24 years ago
Yes!! and they were great!
johndeere
24 years ago
What did you think of Cecil at Presleys?

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