Why Have A Branson Spring Vacation

 

The spring brings in the most colourful season of the year. With moderate temperatures, refreshingly brisk nights, and days with the perfect blend of warm and sunny, the spring could be the favourite season of all time. During this time of the year, it would be absolutely refreshing to check out the beautiful array of fresh foliage and blooms. And while you’re at it, why not do it in Branson, Missouri. The entertainment city will surely give you more than just a refreshing view of the abundant blooms of spring!

Branson has been far by a number one tourist destination for years. With all of its live musical shows, thrill rides and attractions, educational museums and establishments, pristine lakes, breathtaking sceneries, fun and exciting water and outdoor activities, and so many more! But what the city boasts about are the different festivities during the spring season. Here are the events that you should definitely watch out for if you want to make the most out of your spring in Branson.

Young Christian’s Weekend at Silver Dollar City

Want an even for your Christian Church group? Or simply want to feel that Christian vibe? Make sure to participate in this special weekend as there will be live entertainment from different popular Christian Artists! .

Branson Live Entertainment

Branson has been known for all of its live entertainment. Thus, be sure not to miss this. A variety of hundreds of live shows will be back in full bloom during the spring season and will make sure every member of the family will be pleased!

Shopping in Branson

During your spring in Branson, try out the great shopping malls and the award-winning Branson Landing. There are unique shops and finds that will make you come back for more! And if you stay at Thousand Hills Hotel & Golf Resort, don’t forget to get your shopping coupons!

Cinco de Mayo in Branson

Celebrate the Mexican tradition in Branson with Cinco de Mayo. Drop by the Outback Pub during May for its celebration of the Cinco de Mayo.

Branson Fest

Branson Fest is Branson’s annual event in the month of April that showcases area shows, lodging, and arts & crafts. Drob by the Welk Resort on Highway 165 for an awesome Branson Fest!

 

World-Fest at Silver Dollar City

Silver Dollar City is Branson’s most famous thrill theme park. It celebrates annually it World-Fest from the last week of April to 1st week of May. Enjoy acts from all over the world as they come to Branson to share their culture and talent with the guests at Silver Dollar City. There will be different genres of music, forms of dances, and unique arts & crafts!

Bluegrass & BBQ Festival at Silver Dollar City

If you are looking for great food with great music accompanying it, come to Silver Dollar City during the annual Bluegrass & BBQ Festival to find the finest barbeque and bluegrass musicians in the world! This event runs for the whole month of May, so you better plan your visit!

You can enjoy all of this during your spring in Branson. Have more than just a break in the heart of the entertainment city. Plan your visit now and don’t miss out on all the fun during this colourful season!

Still looking for another perfect escape this spring season? Tisit the Branson Scenic Railway where you can experience the most special train ride of your life. Branson Scenic Railway ride will give you the most unforgettable moment as you experience the excitement of train travel. Travelling in the railway is the perfect romantic getaway for couples who want to escape from the busy and crowded city streets.

The Branson Scenic Railway travels along the majestic and panoramic views of the Ozark Mountain that will let you enjoy the refreshing atmosphere that you don’t feel in the city you left behind. The service of Branson Scenic Railway started right after the construction of the White River Railway that began in 1902 and completed in 1905. The construction of the railway through the rugged terrain in the wooded valleys of the Ozark Mountains has used 239 miles of track that cost $12 million.

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When Rueben S. Branson moved as early as 1882 to the White River (now named Lake Taneycomo) and Roark Creek, Branson was named in honor of him. Before the start of the construction of the railway, several treaties were erected to support gorges and tunnels blasted through mountain rocks. The city immediately flourished after the completion of the railroad in 1902 and the area became accessible to people wanted to experience a train travel.

The train excursions of the Branson Scenic Railway started in 1993 and became a daily tour and used commercial railroad line for its travelling tourists. The route of the train is determined before every departure with the routes that go either south or north. The northern route takes you as far as Galena, Missouri and the southern route goes as far as Arkansas. The narrator tells the story of the area while the train travels. He points out the communities as the train passes and describes the construction history of the railroad. As the train travels through the southwest Missouri, original treaties and tunnels can still be seen.

The train tour takes the passengers 3 to 4 times daily to the Ozark Mountains on a 40 mile round trip, travelling mountainous spots inaccessible to cars. It takes 1 hour and 45 minutes to complete the train excursion tour. While onboard the Branson Scenic Railway, you can have a complete relaxation as the train takes you all along the railroad travel. As you enjoy a special moment on board in a first class dining car, you will be served with hot cocoa along with delicious baked cookies and a gift of special souvenir mug.

As the train excursion tour heads across the downtown area, you will have the opportunity to view many city exciting attractions such as live entertainment spots, several theaters, outlet malls, and specialty shops right at the heart of Branson.

So, if you want to experience a train adventure tour with full of excitement and unforgettable moments inside the Branson Scenic Railway, come to Branson and stay at Thousand Hills Hotel & Resort.

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