If you plan on visiting Silver Dollar City, Celebration City, or White Water this year this is a great time to purchase season passes. The best deal is to purchase the All City Season passes which gets you into all 3 parks. Here's an insider tip: If you're going to any of the parks more than once in the next year, it will save you money to purchase the season passes.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Get Your Silver Dollar City Season Passes Now!
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Branson Landing has it All!
If you've never been to Branson Landing before it's definitely worth the trip. They have everything you'd need for a fun day. The Landing offers a variety of incredible restaurants to suit your price range including Cantina Laredo, Charley's Grilled Subs, Ernie Biggs Dueling Piano Bar and Grill, Garfield's, Joe's Crab Shack, and many others.
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Branson Danceathon-Dancers to Perform Near Fountains
Don't miss this event that benefits the Branson Stars a competitive team that competes locally and nationally.
The dancers will perform in sync with the fountains so it should be quite entertaining!
Dance Branson Dance-A-Thon
Date: 03/29/2008
Time: 01:00 pm - 05:00 pm
Location: Branson Landing
Address:100 Branson Landing
Branson, MO 65616
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Young Christians Weekend Coming Up at Silver Dollar City
This coming weekend, March 28-30 is Young Christians Weekend at one of Branson's premiere attractions, Silver Dollar City. Enjoy rockin' concerts with Candlefuse (Friday night) and Building 429 and Big Daddy Weave on Saturday. Sunday worship wraps up the weekend with Rush of Fools and a message from Joe White.
Branson, MO 65616
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Sunday, November 18, 2007
Branson city parks offer cheap family fun
We visited Branson this weekend for a little family fun on a BUDGET!! It was a beatiful day for the trip as temperatures were near 70 degrees with sunny skies. After we finished a short shopping excursion to the Tanger Factory Outlet mall where my wife quickly visited the Gymboree Factory Store, we stopped by one of Branson's city parks.
Stockstill Park is beautifully nestled in the Ozark hills surrounded by wooded areas. A stream trickles through the park, which includes lots of space for kids to run and have a good time. Our four children like the playground the best. It's huge!
In the past, we have often grabbed something to eat through a fast-food drive through and then taken the cheap meal to the park to enjoy. Stockstill park also has baseball and soccer fields, restroom facilities, a half-mile blacktop walking trail, and just recently added--a skatepark.
The 62-acre park is not far from 76 Country Blvd; however, it is removed from the fast pace found in the tourist locations in Branson. If you are planning a trip to Branson, I would highly recommend you stop by the park to slow down a little!
Here is a map including all park locations in the City of Branson:
Branson Parks and Recreation Map
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Tuesday, November 13, 2007
McFarlain's in the IMAX Entertainment Complex
How 'bout some fried green tomatoes? Or, fried sweet potatoes? Or, mouth-watering honey cornbread that could very easily be eaten as desert?
When it comes to eating in Branson, our family favorite is McFarlain's Family Restaurant located in the IMAX Theater Complex. Although McFarlain's doesn't have as wide a reputation as Lambert's Cafe in Ozark (home of throwed rolls), the quality of the food and the friendliness of staff definitely rivals its neighbor to the north on Hwy. 65. McFarlain's has good country cookin', always fresh, and served with a smile.
The menu has a variety of home cooked meals. I usually get the catfish or order Granny's Nachos as a meal (it's on the appetizers menu). The Johnny Reb is also a delicious choice for a thick burger with all the trimmings.
For a unique treat, make sure you order the double feature appetizer. It includes fried green tomatoes with ranch dip. In addition, the double feature includes fried sweet potatoes with a famous calypso sauce made with coconut, brown sugar, pineapple, corn syrup, ginger root, and a pinch of cayenne.
You won't be sorry you visited McFarlain's the next time you are in Branson, MO.
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