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Hollywood Wax Museum Branson
Hollywood Wax Museum Branson Who would expect to visit a Hollywood Wax Museum in the Show-Me State? Entrepreneur Spoony Singh, creator of the original wax museum in Hollywood, California was inspired by his vision of bringing doting fans closer to their beloved stars and opened the first Hollywood Wax Museum in 1965. Fast forward 50…
Branson Belle Showboat
Branson Belle Showboat A truly gorgeous ship, the Showboat Branson Belle is styled after the 1800s paddlewheel showboats, ushering you in comfort and style across scenic Table Rock Lake. The Branson Belle was designed for style and comfort so board this aquatic beauty and travel to the era of Mark Twain and the American frontier, of discovery…
5 Best Books to Inspire Travel
A good book functions as an escape to another world. This world can be magical, exotic, emotional or just in your own backyard — no matter the location, it takes you there, if only for just a moment. Sometimes, a book pulls us so deeply into its world, that we’re ready to check it out…
Civil War Museum
Civil War Museum Participate in programs that are fascinating and engaging in dealing with the Battle of Gettysburg here at the American Civil War Museum. Students will rediscover what life was like for the civilians before, during and after the battle on the Heritage of a Town Tour. Features include historical documents, artifacts, interactive displays,…
Marvel Cave Lantern Tour – SDC
Marvel Cave Lantern Tour The cave that started it all, Marvel Cave is one of the most exciting, famous, and all-around incredible caves in Missouri! What began as a show cave attraction in Branson turned into one of the state’s most popular theme parks, Silver Dollar City. Today, you can still enjoy the geological wonder…
Baldknobbers Jamboree Show
Baldknobbers Jamboree Show Branson’s first live show, begun in 1959, remains one of the city’s most famous and most beloved. The Baldknobbers Jamboree has carried on the tradition through generations of family performers singing everything from today’s top hits and classic country music to hilarious comedy routines. You won’t want to miss out on the…
Western Stargazing
Urban settings can get in the way of seeing every star in the sky, but these Western destinations will get you far away from the city and a bit closer to the Cosmos. Death Valley National Park, California If you’re looking for millions of acres dedicated specifically to wilderness and growth, Death Valley reserves 91%…
Turn Your World Upside Down at WonderWorks
Enter a Place Like No Other Get ready for an adventure that begins before you even walk through the door. WonderWorks looks like a giant building turned upside down. That is your first clue that this is no ordinary attraction. First, step inside. Then, explore room after room of hands-on fun. Along the way, you…
Orlando Science Center
Orlando Science Center Student groups on Orlando getaway will definitely want to make room on their plate for a visit to the magnificent Orlando Science Center! The new facility, opened in 1997, boasts four floors of prime exhibit space and was the design concept of talented, creative professionals working with the Science Center staff to…
11 National Monuments Endangered by Climate Change
Climate scientists have recently contended that rising sea levels and other significant effects of human-induced climate change are threatening 30 national monuments throughout the United States. We’ve compiled a quick list of these destinations and the reasons they are at risk. 1. Kennedy National Space Center Recent storm damages have undone countless renovations to the…
Obama Designates National Monument in New Mexico
500,000 acres in New Mexico have just been purchased to create the Organ Mountains – Desert Peaks National Monument. The park will feature five mountain ranges, prehistoric art and historical sites such as the training area for the Apollo astronauts. The park hopes to strengthen tourism and recreation with activities like hiking, camping,…
Top Spots For Experiencing Native American Culture
For the best way to learn about and understand the original natives of our country, check out this easy-to-speed-read list of the top Native American destinations. The National Museum of the American Indian George Gustav Heye Center (New York) -Located in the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House -Headdresses from different tribes -Oldest known duck decoys,…
