Branson Dinosaur Museum Admission Ticket

Overview

Over 45 Life-sized dinosaurs. Self-guided tour allows for you to explore at your own pace. Great for kids who love dinosaurs. Tour includes fossils, scavenger hunt, documentary film, and everyone can touch a real dinosaur bone. Meet our two cats, Saber and Catasaurus, who live on site and sometimes even escort you thru the museum. Located on Hwy 76 next to the World's Largest Toy Museum and across from Bigfoot Fun Park

City: Branson

Thu 19 Feb

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Thu 19 Feb

Starting at $12.77

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What's Included

Fossil Scavenger Hunt (find fossils permanently located inside the museum)

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Documentary Films

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Branson
3619 W 76 Country Blvd

Please present this voucher with reference Viator at the box office. The museum hours vary by season. Opening and closing hours vary by season, hours are typically 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Christmas Eve and Thanksgiving the museum closes at 3:00 pm. Closed on Christmas Day. Please call 417-239-0377 to verify open and closing hours for the day you plan to attend. This is a self-guided tour and during open hours you may stay as long as you like the day of admission.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Self-guided tour. Descriptions are printed in English.
Two cats live on the premises and roam free.

What To Expect

Branson Dinosaur Museum

Take your vacation back in time and see over 45-life-sized dinosaur replicas. You'll learn about dinosaurs on a self-guided tour in a friendly environment.This museum brings dinosaurs up-close-and-personal…from the small, four-winged microrapter; a dinosaur that measured only one-foot-tall, and was the most abundant of non-bird dinosaurs…to everyone’s favorite, the enormous tyrannosaurus rex, fondly referred to as T Rex; a beast with a massive skull, balanced by a long, heavy tail. These carefully constructed creatures are exquisitely detailed. That detail is courtesy of talented paleo-artists who used actual dinosaur bones to mold these incredible bodies. Spend as much time as you wish with your prehistoric friends; tours of the Branson Dinosaur Museum are self-guided! Each dinosaur is displayed with descriptive details to help answer your questions about their habits, the definition of their name, and more; it’s the perfect opportunity to learn how different dinosaurs are in many ways from today’s animals, yet how remarkably similar they are also. Discover plant-eating dinosaurs – herbivores, and meat-eating animals – carnivores; this is just a small ‘taste’ of what your family can learn at the Branson Dinosaur Museum! There are also dinosaur documentary films that you can watch in the small, intimate movie room. #BransonDinosaur #DinosRus #BransonMO #Dinosaurs “Branson Dinosaur Museum” is full of them!

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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mirandadod

Jun 2020

This is the best dinosaur museum for little kids. I’ve taken my son when he was 2 and then again now that he is 4. He loves it! The dinosaurs are huge! We walked through the tour 3 times and I felt like we saw something different each time. My daughter is 16 months and she liked seeing the dinosaurs too. The staff is very friendly and the admission is worth every penny! The restrooms were very clean! There is a fossil hunt to complete too and I think the adults had more fun trying to find them all hidden throughout the museum than the kids did. I would definitely recommend and we will be returning!

amigatec

May 2020

Tripadvisor charged my Credit Card, sent a ticket Voucher, and when I showed up to use my voucher the place is CLOSED!!!!! I have requested a REFUND, and Tripadvisor told me that since I didn't cancel 24 hours in advance I get NO REFUND!!! Tripadvisor is running a SCAM!!!! How can I use a ticket voucher that I PAID for when the place is closed??? I'll NEVER book anything with Tripadvisor again I booked and PAID for 3 events and ALL 3 are closed, I just wasted my money!!!

Lauren L

Oct 2019

Unless they drop the prices on this place, I don't see them staying open too much longer. Which sucks because the actual dinosaurs on the inside are pretty neat! They're huge & fun to take pictures of/with. But the location isn't the greatest so it's easy to miss even being on the main strip! We pulled up & there was a wire hanging down across the main sign on the building. The building is severely outdated & a little sketchy looking. We went in & were greeted, but you could tell the girl was just spouting off something she has said 5 million times before & there was no real interaction. The dinosaurs are all so crammed together & the exhibits are just some fake leaves scattered around their feet. There was a golden fossil hunt, which are just fossil plaques mounted in plain view at some of the dinosaurs. If you found all ten & wrote them down, you get 10% off an item from the gift shop. We found all ten, but did not even stop to look in the gift shop. It took us less than ten minutes to walk all the way through & find all ten. We even back-tracked some. It's dark throughout & completely silent so we felt like we couldn't even really talk freely. There was very quiet music of Jurassic Park played in the the gift shop, but the rest of the museum felt so dead (no pun intended). If they spent half the time finding ways to be interactive or exciting as they do printing off 5 thousand paper signs saying not to touch the dinosaurs, it would have the potential to be a LOT better. For the price you pay to get in, they should really up their part.