Things To Do In Branson, MO In April

Stop by the Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre in Branson, Missouri this April for a show that is sure to wow everyone. The Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai is a show that lasts about two hours and is appropriate for people of all ages. Some of the most notable acts that you will see throughout the show include; hula hooping, yo-yo tricks, chair balancing, aerial acrobatics, balancing tricks and bicycle tricks. They have state-of-the-art lights and sound to showcase their wonderful talents. Their custom made, elaborate costumes take their performance above and beyond. You will be allowed to take photographs, as long as there is no flash. The flash can cause the performers to be temporarily blinded and mess something up. Although you would just be ahead to enjoy the moment if you want a way to remember this experience, stop by their gift shop to pick up some souvenirs that are unique to this venue.

The Funny Farm Dinner Feud is a show where the audience can get involved with the action that takes place on the stage. The characters are dressed in funny costumes that reflect the people who are often seen on a farm, such as someone in overalls and women wearing dresses like they would if they stayed home to tend to the family. Many of the cast members engage in feuds that are comical. They might disagree about a property line or even the marriage of two people who shouldn't get married. The families have been at each other for several years, and they have decided that other people should take part in their antics instead of just the family members. Two people are caught kissing, and there are a few children playing in areas where they shouldn't be playing. There are a few games that the audience members can enjoy during the show.

The lovely spring weather and warm temperatures make a trip to Branson, MO, ideal for most families in April. For families looking for a fun night out on the town, the Pierce Arrow Show is a perfect choice. The family-friend variety show is filled with clean comedy and music. The quartet will amaze the audience with their renditions of favorite gospel, country and classic rock songs. The quartet is in the Guinness Book of World Records for containing the lowest bass singers in the world. This combined with perfected harmonies and wonderful entertainers makes this a must-see show. The special effects, great customers, and a large moving stage add to the evening's ambiance. This electrifying performance is nothing like any other performance, so relax and be ready to spend the evening singing, dancing and laughing. Stop in at the gift shop after the show to pick up souvenirs to take home.

When school lets out for spring break this April, treat your family to a day of fun at the Hollywood Wax Museum, which also gives them a dose of pop culture. The museum features a variety of exhibits with wax figures of well-known celebrities, including actors, musicians and athletes. While it may not be the same as getting your picture taken with the real deal, you can still turn it into a fun experience with goofy pictures with the figures, which includes Hugh Jackman, Elvis Presley and Mike Tyson. There is more to the museum than the wax figures, as an all access pass gives your family the chance to experience the Castle of Chaos, Hannah's Maze of Mirrors and Shoot for the Stars Mini-Golf, which are perfect for spending time together during spring break. If you decide to stick with just the Hollywood Wax Museum, you are in for a treat because you have the opportunity to see and learn about the celebrities who have made a difference in the entertainment industry.

April is a fantastic time to visit Branson. The weather is perfect and the crowds are still sparse. And if you have the kids in tow, perhaps you can extend their Easter vacation a little to see the sights. One of the most interesting to see in Branson is a National Enquirer-inspired museum called Beyond the Lens. Yes, you've seen photos in the Enquirer with UFOs, Bigfoot, Ancient Skulls, and of course plenty of celebrities, but it's one thing to experience them in a magazine as enterprising as that may be, but it's another thing to experience them. There is a giant wall of celebrity posters, which makes a fantastic place to take selfies. The Red Carpet Room is the place you want to be, evening having a chance to see your own name in lights on the Hollywood Walk of fame via virtual reality. Have your photo taken in an alien ball pit. Speculate just who shot JFK. Speculate whether the U.S. really did capture aliens at Roswell, and let your imagination go wild. This is not your ordinary museum and you'll be trilled to enjoy the experience.

The Branson Farm Mini Golf attraction is an idea to consider in April as the weather isn't hot or humid quite yet. There are fun details for the entire family to enjoy while at the farm including large barns and pictures of farm animals. Guests can play through 18 holes that are full of adventure with each hole being unique. Guests will find that there isn't a time limit for completing the course, which means they can stay for hours during the day if they want. There's a milk shed in the middle of the course as well as a windmill, chicken house, and water tower. Guests can take pictures in front of these objects while playing around them as many of the objects act as a diversion that the ball has to make its way around in order to get in the hole at the end. Fun sound effects can also be heard along the course.