Branson Christmas Light Ride
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It lasts approximately 2 hours. 
The Branson Christmas Tour and Light Ride is a great way to celebrate the happiest time of the year. This great bus tour takes travelers through the beautiful city of Branson, MO which is lit up with festive cheer and provides some fantastic sightseeing possibilities.
Put on your tackiest Christmas sweater and board the camouflage-decorated tour bus for a festive and humorous redneck Christmas excursion. Your driver and tour guide are both entertaining and charismatic, ensuring plenty of laughs and sights along the trip. You will be able to cruise along some of Branson's most popular routes while on the Christmas Lights excursion.
You'll also be able to listen to some festive music during the ride. The holly merry redneck carols are sure to get you in the holiday spirit. The Christmas caroling activity is energizing and entertaining, allowing you to sing along to your favorite redneck Christmas tunes such as 'Grandma Got Run Over By a John Deere' and 'The 12 Redneck Days of Christmas.'
In Branson, MO, get ready for a colorful and entertaining hillbilly experience! This is the best option if you're seeking for a new tradition to add to your Christmas in the Ozark Mountains. Check out the other fantastic Christmas attractions in the city or book a hotel to round off your holiday travels.
| Branson Christmas Light Tour | |
| Available Now until 12/30/2023 View Detailed Schedule | |
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- Are Branson's city Christmas lights up for the year?
Yes! All of Branson's city Christmas lights are up for the year.
- What methods of transportation does the Branson Christmas Light Ride use?
Climate-controlled redneck bus.
- Approximately how long does the Branson Christmas Light Ride last?
It lasts approximately 2 hours.
- For what ages is the tour appropriate?
Great for all ages!
- Is photography / video recording allowed on the Branson Christmas Light Ride?
Yes.
- Is the Branson Christmas Light Ride handicap accessible?
No, but they are willing to store chairs and assist visitors on the bus.
