Sunday, November 7, 2010

Rendezvous at one of Branson's premier RV parks with spacious pull-thru, full hook-up sites. We begin our fun with a catered welcome dinner at the RV park. This is a good opportunity to meet the other fun-loving guests on the tour.

Monday, November 8, 2010

We begin with a dinner at "The Gardens Restaurant".
We then see the "Presley's Country Christmas Show". The Presley family started the Branson phenomenon in 1967 when they became the very first show in Branson. See four generations of  the Presley family when they sing along to Christmas favorites mixed with traditional and contemporary country as well as the best of Southern gospel.  

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

See an afternoon performance of  the "Miracle of Christmas" at the Sight and Sound Theater. The Miracle of Christmas brings the story of Christmas to life for you on the beautiful stage at the Sight and Sound Theatre through an interactive filled with sensory immersion. The smells of Christmas will fill the air as you interact with a living nativity featuring actors in period costume and live animals. The stage is brilliantly decked out in holiday attire with lights, greenery, and a thirty foot Christmas tree. You will watch the story of Jesus the Messiah taking human form, unfold on the stage.
After the show we will enjoy dinner at "The All American Cafe".

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

We begin our evening of fun with dinner at "McFarlain's Restaurant".
We then see the "Shoji Tabuchi Christmas Show". Prepare to be wowed by Branson's first family of extraordinary musical talent; Shoji Tabuchi, his wife Dorothy and daughter Christina. The family that plays, sings, and dances encompasses all the wholesome values of truly great family entertainment. Their repertoire includes everything from country to classic, played with all the subtlety or verve, as the music demands, of a gifted musical organization. Their creativity ranges from dancing with twirling cowboy ropes to lively polkas to dancing the Sugar Plum Fairy danced on toe during a special Christmas performance. Since the days of the Old Testament, song has been an expression of joy, uplifting the spirit. The company's extraordinary vocalists exemplify that joy with lovely ballads, songs of the 50's and 60's, gospel,...all to the toe-tapping delight of the audience.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Spend the day at "Branson Landing" and attend special Veterans Day Festivities.
Discover uncharted waterfront shopping, dining and entertainment adventures at Branson Landing, located on the waterfront of beautiful Lake Taneycomo in downtown Branson.

At Branson Landing, you will have a whole new world to explore in its outdoor mall, with The Belk Department Store, Bass Pro Shops, over 100 specialty stores, restaurants galore, concerts on the Town Square and a spectacular 7.5 million water fountain spectacular, synchronized to light, sound, music and fire on the waterfront!
Later, join us and all of Branson in honoring and providing special recognition to all of our veterans on  Veterans Day. See Veterans from all over the country as they participate in America's largest Veterans Day Parade event!

Friday, November 12, 2010

We spend our day at the amusement park "Silver Dollar City". This is not an ordinary amusement park. In addition to the rides, you can choose from over 40 shows and since it is the Holiday Season, the park is transformed into a Christmas wonderland with:

• Christmas On Main Street, a sight and sound spectacular starring the 5-story tree
• A Dickens’ Christmas Carol, a grand stage production
• Gifts of Christmas Light Parade adorned with 300,000 lights
• Frosty, a charming show for kids
• Visit Santa at Kringles Krossing
• Frontier Fa-La-La Follies in the Saloon
• The Cajun Connection’s "Christmas on the Bayou"
• Christmas Memories with Pure Heart & Tracy Heaston
• Holiday Hearthside Harmonies featuring the Homestead Pickers
• Yuletide Fireside stories with Uncle Gene
• The Living Nativity

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Today we see some of the natural beauty of Missouri when we "Ride the Ducks". Your Captain will entertain you with stories of past and present. Learn about Ozark Mountain history, the lakes, its famous personalities and its impact on the state and our nation. Find out about Branson's role in film, song and sports as you travel by land and water in unique amphibious vehicles.
Later we celebrate the season with the Dixie Stampede! It will truly warm your heart and touch your soul. From the romance of softly falling snow to the breathtaking live nativity scene, the Dixie Stampede is magically transformed into a holiday fantasy with twinkling lights, evergreens, poinsettias, old-fashioned holiday costumes and familiar holiday music. But no show is complete without fun and games! The holiday festivities get playful as Elves from the North Pole and South Pole will compete in a friendly rivalry while serving up a festive four-course feast! At the Dixie Stampede, cheering for your favorite Elves is all part of the excitement since the audience is always part of the show! Be ready to stomp your feet and get loud! That’s all part of the thrill! From amazing stunt riders and the ring of fire to live ostrich races, there’s something for everyone at the Dixie Stampede!The entire Dixie Stampede cast of performers, the 32 magnificent horses will take you on a nostalgic holiday trip with all of your favorite Christmas songs.

Sunday, November 14, 2010

All aboard for an enchanting two-hour cruise on Table Rock Lake’s 1890s paddle-wheeler, the Showboat Branson Belle. ’Tis the season to eat and be merry with a decadent meal and show stopping Christmas performances all in one.
After the cruise and dinner we continue our Christmas celebration with the "Trail of Lights". With an 18-year Heritage of Holiday Magic, the "Trail of Lights" is a drive-thru animation display that will carry you into the very heart of Christmas. The trail winds its way through the historic 160-acre homestead and will take you down the famous "Trail that Nobody Knows How Old" into a holiday wonderland. You'll travel through a variety of different lands, each with their own theme, from fantasy to religious to patriotic. Life-size (and some larger than life) three-dimensional characters have their own housing so you can "peek" in on the fun happening inside. Festive holiday music is themed to each scene, and visitors are sure to find themselves singing along. The Trail also includes millions of multi-colored Christmas lights. Every building on the park is completely illuminated, and there are hundreds of lighted displays as well as the animated scenes. As a grand finale to the journey, visitors are invited to stop by Inspiration Tower where they can ride glass elevators up 230 ft. for a Santa's eye view of the lights from above.

Monday, November 15, 2010

All good things have to come to an end. Enjoy a farewell dinner with all of your new friends (and make plans for a reunion) at the "Lone Star Restaurant".
But it's not over 'til it's over. Enjoy the "Legends in Concert" at Dick Clark's American Bandstand Theater. This world famous live tribute show features an amazing cast of all-star impersonators assembled on one stage in one of the most sought after productions in the world.