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Dec 1, 2023 · There are still a few Branson attractions that are open year-round, even on Christmas Day. We’ve compiled a list of those below, plus restaurants, and some alternative ideas of how to spend your holiday in the Ozarks.
The Branson Christmas season begins immediately after Halloween on Nov. 1 and runs through early January. Below is our full list of the many must-see Christmas activities and attractions that you’ll be able to experience this year.
- We could talk for days about the spectacular display of lights, Broadway-style shows, comfort foods, and generally warm feelings one finds at Silve...
- Area businesses and residents are teaming together to make Branson “America’s Christmas Tree City.” Launched in 2016, the Branson Christmas Tree To...
- Branson hosts two Christmas parades each season in Downtown Branson: the “Most Wonderful Time of Year” parade and the Branson Adoration Parade.Visi...
- New for 2017, the Branson Zip Lines and Canopy Tours is now home to Wolfe Mountain, a Snowflex synthetic snow tubing hill. The year-round attractio...
- Immerse yourself in the 1985 classic holiday story as you ride aboard the Polar Express on the Branson Scenic Railway. The popular experience inclu...
- There are three immersive drive-through light displays that welcome guests from dusk until late-night: Let There Be Lights at Promised Land Zoo, Br...
- Pet, feed, and take photos with Sven, Rudolph, Prancer and all your other favorite reindeer at Branson’s Promised Land Zoo, home to the region’s on...
- There are multiple venues hosting one of Santa’s helpers all season long. Some even offer special Breakfast with Santa opportunities.Visit our Wher...
- Cruise aboard the Showboat Branson Belle and enjoy a three-course meal, live entertainment, and stunning views of Table Rock Lake.On Saturdays and...
- The Branson Landing’s many shops and restaurants adorn themselves in holiday lights and decorations, while iconic silver reindeer sculptures welcom...
- “Lights of Joy” Christmas drive-thru. Journey through a mile and a half of twinkling light displays. Animated lights and LED storyboards make the experience exciting and interactive.
- Let There Be Light Drive-Thru at Promised Land Zoo. Glittering lights line a two-mile trail through the Promised Land Zoo during the Let There Be Lights Drive Thru experience.
- Branson Ferris Wheel Light Show-Electrify. Taking a ride on the Branson Ferris Wheel is a perfect way to get a birds eye view of the city. But the Christmas magic happens in the evening.
- Winter Wonderland at Branson Landing. Starting November 4th, get ready for Branson Landing’s transformation to a winter wonderland. Garland wrapped street lights blink festive colors, toy soldiers guard the fountain, and a huge 63-foot Christmas Tree fills Branson Landing’s town square.
An electrifying display of Christmas lights and music is every evening from 6 to 10 pm on Hwy 76 in Branson until January 2. Holidays on Ice is next to the Branson Ferris Wheel; spend a day on the ice rink and create memories to last a lifetime. Learn More.
Live Christmas music shows, 1,000 decorated Christmas trees, an eight-story Christmas tree with special effects, and the Holly Jolly Christmas Light Parade are all a part of the park’s amazing holiday lineup.
Dec 18, 2023 · Silver Dollar City Theme Park. A visit to Silver Dollar City (SDC) is a pillar of the Christmas season in Branson, and this year the park will continues its Christmas festival through Jan. 4, 2025 this year (closed on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1). See full operating schedule here.
Mar 28, 2022 · Holiday music, the inviting aromas of holiday foods, the hustle and bustle of parties and shopping - Christmas is a wonderful time. And Christmas starts early in Branson! From the first of November through the end of the year, Branson is aglow with the enchantments of the season.
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