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  • Destination: Branson, MO
    Description: Weekend in Branson for shopping and fun!

  • Day 1 (6 schedule items)
    • A Tanger Outlet Center, Branson Save this
      • Tanger Outlet Center

        Located in central Branson, the Branson Tanger Outlet Center offers upscale outlet shopping with an impressive collection of 65 designer and name brand outlet stores. Enjoy savings of 25% to 65% every day. Stores include Eddie Bauer, Coach, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Harry & David, Bath & Body Works, Sag Harbor, Old Navy, PacSun, Reebok and many more. Visit their website for coupons and the complete list of stores, sales & events, hours and more. Shop 'til you drop!
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    • B Shoppes at Branson Meadows Save this
      • Shoppes at Branson Meadows

        The wonderful Victorian architecture of this mall would stand out on its own, but the variety of factory and specialty shops adds to the draw. If you are looking looking to do some home improvement, go to Tool Town USA. For high fashion, visit VF Outlet by Vanity Fair. Easy Spirit also operates a store here. When you tire of shopping, Branson Meadows Cinemas and The Gardens Cafe Coffee Tearoom are nice places to rest.
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    • C Downtown Branson Save this
      • Downtown Branson

        A visit to the historical downtown district of Branson should be included on your itinerary. This picturesque lakefront district has shopping, entertainment, dining and lodging. You can obtain a map of the district from the Mainstreet Association that will guide you through your stroll. One of the sites you will find is the historic railroad station, where you can hop the train for the Branson Scenic Railway tour. If you get hungry, there are a number of places to dine, including Dimitri's Gourmet Dining.
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    • D Branson Scenic Railway Save this
      • Branson Scenic Railway

        Take a ride through time in a glass-topped railroad car. The tour is 105-minutes long and travels a 40-mile trail from downtown Branson to Galena and back. The trip winds across the Ozark Mountains, into verdant valleys, over narrow bridges, and through tunnels. The 5pm tour on Saturdays is a little shorter, but includes a four-course prime rib dinner. A snack car is available for refreshments on all other excursions.
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    • E Candlestick Inn, Branson Save this
      • Candlestick Inn

        When it is time to pull out all the stops and get away from the buffets and the frantic pace of the Strip, this is the place to go. Dark cherry-wood paneling divides the large dining room into romantic and private dining settings. A patio overlooks Lake Taneycomo and, at night, the lights of Branson, which shimmer in the summer heat. The chef specializes in French cuisine, but he must carry a minor degree in Creole cooking. Many of his creations offer more than a hint of Cajun seasoning. The menu is one of those "if you have to ask, you can not afford it" affairs, but the prices are well worth it for the great food, setting and service you receive. The grilled rack of lamb ($28) comes with an apple-mint chutney and is wading in cassis juice.
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    • F Holiday Hills Resort, Branson Save this
      • Holiday Hills Resort

        The Holiday Hills Resort And Golf Club, Located In The Country, Features 1 And 2 Bedroom Condos. You*Ll Find The Finest In Amenities And Accommodations. Treat Yourself To A Weekend Getaway Or An Extended Vacation. You*Ll Enjoy The Peaceful Surroundings Of The Resort, Which Is Only 3 Short Miles From The Magic Of Branson.
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  • Day 2 (2 schedule items)
    • G Silver Dollar City, Branson Save this
      • Silver Dollar City

        A day at Silver Dollar City is a trip back in time; it will take you back to the days when the people living in these mountains created everything needed from local materials using their own hands. Artisans of a bygone era create crafts onsite and sell them to the public. You can even try your hand at glass blowing and pottery making. While all this is okay for stuffy adults, the kid in all of us can get an adrenaline rush from such thrill rides as Buzzsaw Falls, the Runaway Mine Train, Fire in the Hole and the Wildfire Roller Coaster. Numerous festivals also take place at the park throughout the year.
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    • H Stone Hill Winery, Branson Save this
      • Stone Hill Winery

        A trip to this winery, which is surrounded by the rolling hills of the Ozark Mountains, is a great way to pass some time between shows. The tour will take you through the winemaking process, from the beginning stages to the bottling of the award-winning wine. This historic treasure began producing wine in 1847 and has endured time to become an internationally recognized producer of fine wines. Tours, special events and weddings are daily events at Stone Hill. See website for more.
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  • Day 3 (1 schedule items)
    • I Lake Queen, Branson Save this
      • Lake Queen

        Enjoy a paddleboat cruise with with the Lake Queen. The riverboat tours the waterways around Branson and your guide will explain facts about the sights. The Lake Queen has several different cruises, including Lunch Cruises, Holiday Celebrations, Birthday Parties and more. 
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