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You’ll find Lights of Joy at 700 Expressway Lane, near Sight and Sound Theatre. November 1st, 2023, through January 2nd, 2023, the Lights of Joy Christmas Drive-Thru will be open from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. Downtown Branson, Branson Landing, and Branson’s Strip are decorated for Christmas from November 1st until January 2nd.
- Branson Christmas Shows
Branson's Christmas Wonderland is a magical show that will...
- Silver Dollar City
Discover the Heart of the Ozarks at Silver Dollar City,...
- Branson Christmas Shows
- An Old Time Christmas at Silver Dollar City
- America’s Christmas Tree City Tour
- Drive-Through Light Displays
- Snow Tubing at Wolfe Mountain
- The Polar Express Train Ride
- Live Reindeer at Promised Land Zoo
- Visit Or Eat Breakfast with Santa
- Christmas on The Showboat Branson Belle
- Winter Wonderlanding at Branson Landing
- Adoration Scene/Lighted Nativity Above Branson Landing
We could talk for days about the spectacular display of lights, Broadway-style shows, comfort foods, and generally warm feelings one finds at Silver Dollar City’s (SDC) “An Old Time Christmas” celebration. Proclaimed the “most illuminated park on Earth,” SDC will be adorned in over 6.5 million lights this year with the addition of the “Christmas in...
Area businesses and residents are teaming together to make Branson “America’s Christmas Tree City.” Launched in 2016, the Branson Christmas Tree Tour will give you the opportunity to see and visit over 100 of the area’s largest, most interesting, colorful, and unique Christmas tree displays. You’ll find traditional evergreens adorned in lights, tin...
There are three immersive drive-through light displays that welcome guests from dusk until late-night: Let There Be Lights at Promised Land Zoo, Branson’s Lights of Joy, and The Trail of Lights at Shepherd of the Hills. Big Cedar Lodge has also added a paid drive-through display. Visit our Branson Christmas Light Displayspage for dates/times of ope...
The Branson Zip Lines and Canopy Tours is now also home to Wolfe Mountain, a Snowflex synthetic snow tubing hill. The year-round attraction is nestled in the natural beauty of the Ozark Mountains yet just a few miles north of the city along Highway 65. The 400-foot-long slope allows up to six tubes to run down simultaneously and is open to all-ages...
Immerse yourself in the 1985 classic holiday story as you ride aboard the Polar Express on the Branson Scenic Railway. The popular experience includes a reading of the story, sounds and carols from the motion picture soundtrack, and complimentary hot cocoa and cookies. Polar Express tickets often sell out VERY early (starting in July!), so make res...
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 only reindeer herd. A petting zoo featuring live nativity animals, christmas shops, and a two-mile drive-through light display are also part of the Zoo’s Christmas season offerings. More details on Christm...
There are multiple venues hosting one of Santa’s helpers all season long. Some even offer special Breakfast with Santa opportunities. Visit our Where to visit Santa in Branson pagefor dates and details.
Cruise aboard the Showboat Branson Belle and enjoy a three-course meal, live entertainment, and stunning views of Table Rock Lake. Tickets for the Showboat Branson Belle can be found here. The Showboat offers “Santa’s Pancakes and PJs” cruises at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. on select days in December. In addition to a hearty breakfast, the experience includ...
The Branson Landing’s many shops and restaurants adorn themselves in holiday lights and decorations, while iconic silver reindeer sculptures welcome guests at the entrance, and a (new in 2020) 63-foot state-of-the-art LED animated Christmas tree serves as the central attraction in Town Square with shows every 20 minutes from dusk until 10:50 p.m. T...
Sitting atop the bluff overlooking Lake Taneycomo and the Branson Landing, the Branson Adoration Scene dates back to 1949. That’s when businessman Joe Todd met with artist Steve Miller at a Downtown Branson cafe to sketch their plans to honor the Christ child with a large Christmas card-style display. The scene was rebuilt in 2012 and stands 28-fee...
- An Old Time Christmas® at Silver Dollar City. ‘Tis the season for Broadway-style shows, holiday-themed foods, and plenty of hot cocoa at Silver Dollar City’s “An Old Time Christmas®” celebration, the “most illuminated park on Earth.”
- The Polar Express ™ Train Ride. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime journey to the North Pole, and The Branson Scenic Railway Train is ready to take there with some special surprises along the way!
- Branson’s Adoration Celebration Parade. For over 70 years, the annual Branson Adoration Parade has taken place in Historic Downtown to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas – and this year will be no exception!
- Snow Tubing at Wolfe Mountain. Home to the Branson Zip Lines and Canopy Tours, Wolfe Mountain harbors a fun Snowflex artificial snow tubing hill. The 400-foot-long slope allows up to six tubes to run down and is open to all ages and adventure seekers.
Nov 1, 2023 · Christmas in Branson is a whole season. That’s right, November 1 through the end of the year provides a full two months of holiday cheer. Each business may have its own official kick-off dates, but for the most part, you can count on things looking a lot more merry beginning in the first week of November each year.
Ozark Mountain Christmas. There is nothing like an Ozark Mountain Christmas in Branson. When you visit America’s Christmas Tree City during the holiday season, it’s an unforgettable experience. For more than a quarter century, Branson has made its holiday lineup of events a treasured tradition. Celebrations run from November 1st through ...
While you're in town, add these seven Christmas must-dos to your itinerary for the ultimate Ozark Mountain Christmas! 1. Get Festive with Branson's Live Christmas Shows. Branson's live music shows supply a large dose of Christmas cheer. Many productions showcase the cheer and goodwill of the Christmas season through music, story, and dance.
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An Old Time Christmas. An Old Time Christmas. Nov 2 Thru Dec 30, 2024. Celebrate Christmas this year at Silver Dollar City in Branson, Mo, with over 6.5 million twinkling lights and live holiday shows daily! An Old Time Christmas® is six-time winner of USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice poll for the nation's Best Theme Park Holiday Event!
