Duck On Land
Ride the Ducks in Branson, MO
Take a cruise along Lake Taneycomo with the Branson Landing and Historic Downtown Branson acting as your backdrop with shopping, dining, and lodging all within walking distance. When planning a vacation surrounding the Branson Landing and Historic Downtown Branson area, it is important to consider the attractions and lodging nearby! Take a look at the conveniences below to help make your vacation planning quick and painless.
The Branson Landing
After you've toured the area and learned a little more about it, set out to explore the Branson Landing. This unique shopping experience gives you choices from over 100 specialty shops, plus restaurants, hotels and entertainment.
There's the Belk department store that was designed especially for the Landing, with 68,000 square feet of fashions for the family and the home. Also, Bass Pro Shops offers 60,000 square feet of hunting, camping, and fishing paradise. Plus, many other stores to look through.
The Branson Landing also offers a variety of restaurants and coffee shops, including, Earnie Biggs Dueling Piano Bar, Garfield's Pub and eatery, and The White River Fish house to name a few. Most of the dining establishments are located on the 1 1/2 Lake Taneycomo waterfront boardwalk.
Don't miss the fantastic hourly light show that happens every evening at the beautiful fountains on The Landing. With Music accompanying water gyrations lights, all in front of the Lake Taneycomo waterfront, you can enjoy this show every day in various increments.
Branson Landing Sightseeing Cruises
Ride the Ducks
Ride the Ducks offers the Branson Landing Adventure Tour, where you begin by riding on land through downtown Branson, then set sail on Lake Taneycomo to learn even more about the historic area. Plus, learn more about the Branson Landing where shopping and dining are prime. The Ride the Duck Tours are interactive and each guest receives a duck billed noise maker as a souvenir on this thoroughly enjoyable experience through land and water.
Here are a few things to keep in mind about the Ride the Ducks Tour:
- Arrive 15 minutes early if you bought your tickets in advance.
- If you don't want to get wet, let the captain know.
- Food and drinks are allowed.
- Tours run March through December, so you can Ride the Ducks almost any time of the year.
- There is no wheelchair access on the boats.
Lake Queen Sightseeing Cruise at Branson Landing
See the sights of Lake Taneycomo aboard the Lake Queen paddleboat as take in the sights of the Branson Landing and nearby districts. When the sun is shining, you can venture out on the upper deck to enjoy the open air. If the weather is hot outside, enjoy the climate-controlled lower deck will full-size windows for maximum viewing. This fully narrated tour provides helpful tips, history, and comedy of the Branson area. Options for this cruise are cruises with pizza, deli lunch cruises, early and late dinner cruises.
Here are a few things to keep in mind about the Lake Queen Sightseeing Cruise at Branson Landing:
- Cruises are appropriate for all ages.
- Cameras are encouraged.
- Cruise is handicap accessible.
Lodging
When enjoying the Branson Landing and all it has to offer, you can take advantage of a wide variety of hotels that are within walking distance of the shopping district. To avoid heavy traffic, these luxurious accommodations offer you convenience and more! Whether wanting a quiet couple's retreat or a family size condo, the lodging you require is just a mouse click away!
Here is a list of Landing hotels:
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