Branson Star Theatre Schedule

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Features a variety of shows. Branson Variety Theatre.

In 1987, Box Car Willie became the first entertainer with a permanent schedule in Branson.The closest commercial airport is the newly developed Branson Airport which opened in May 2009, constructed at an originally projected cost of $155 million on land formerly owned by Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Features illusionists the Hamners and ventriloquist Jim Barber as well as Ricky Boen and Texas Mud and the Keatings. Hughes American Family Theatre.

Home of Liverpool Legends - the Ultimate Beatles Tribute Band, the Platters, and the Rankin Brothers. Tri-Lakes Center.

Features a multitude of shows and theaters inside this award-winning (1998 Applause Award from the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions) theme park. Starlite Theatre.

Two animal attractions are Butterfly Palace & Rainforest Adventure, a palace of filled thousands of flying butterflies in a mystical rainforest maze and Wings of the World, a home of world birds.Branson is home to America's largest Veterans Day celebration, "Veterans Homecoming Week."As of the 2000 census, there were 6,050 people, 2,701 households, and 1,661 families residing in the city.

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