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BRANSON IN THE OZARKS
June 15-22
October 19-26
Price per person:
$1359 Double
· $1699 Single · $1336 Triple · $1309 Quad · $896 Child7 Continental Breakfasts ~ 4 Dinners ~ 7 Shows
*Shows subject to change*
Day 1
Travel westward through Pennsylvania and half-way to Ohio Overnight: Columbus, Ohio Dinner, on own Day 2
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Continuing westward through Indiana and Illinois to Missouri Overnight: St. Louis, Missouri Dinner, on own Day 3
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Local Guide introduces you to St. Louis Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch Overnight for 3 nights: Branson, Missouri Dinner (included) at hotel Evening show: Grand Jubilee Evening Show at the 76 Music Hall Day 4
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Start the day with Russian comedian Yakov Smirnoff’s show Fill your afternoon with the Jim Stafford Show Dinner (included) at local eatery Time for toe-tappin' and foot-stompin' entertainment, Presley's Country Jubilee Day 5
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Enjoy the morning show of Doug Gabriel, a Branson favorite Free afternoon to relax or shop Set sail aboard the paddlewheeler Showboat Branson Belle for a dinner (included) cruise Experience the legendary Shoji Tabuchi Family Show Day 6
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Begin the travel eastward through Missouri and Arkansas to Tennessee Overnight: Nashville Dinner (included) at Opryland Hotel Feel the fun at the renowned Grand Ole Opry Show Day 7
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Continuing toward home, enjoy the mountains of Tennessee and Virginia Overnight: Wytheville, Virginia Dinner, on own Day 8
Continental Breakfast (included) at hotel Riding on the spine of the Appalachian Mountain toward Franconia with an early evening return
Branson was named for the Branson family. Reuben Branson came in the early 1880's, and opened a general store. Here his store became the post office in 1882 officially listing Branson as the name. Warm Ozarks hospitality and a family-friendly environment make Branson unique today.
Shoji Tabuchi Theater is consistently rated the finest in Branson. See Shoji astound the audience with his amazing versatility on the violin. Be it country, Cajun, western swing, bluegrass and a little classic Mozart.
Grand Ole Opry is phenomenon that has endured through generations. Enjoy an evening of entertainment that many travel from all over the world to see. It began almost 75 years ago. It is the world's longest running radio program.
The Gateway Arch is the tallest monument in the National Park system at 630 feet and one of the newest. It is 75 feet taller than the Washington Monument and twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty. It offers tram rides to the top and film on its unique construction and a four-story high screen Odyssey Theatre and museum.
BRANSON IN THE OZARKS - June 15-22, 2009 $1,359.00 [Request Reservation]
BRANSON IN THE OZARKS - October 19-26, 2009 $1,359.00 [Request Reservation]
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