Branson Landing on the shore of Lake Taneycomo
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Branson Landing

Branson Landing is the shopping and leisure district at 100 Branson Landing Blvd in downtown Branson, with 1.5 miles of waterfront on Lake Taneycomo. The fountain show runs every hour from noon, until 10 pm Monday to Saturday and 9 pm on Sundays. The Polar Express depot and the two Hiltons are a short walk away.

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Fountain show times
Checked November 8, 20261.5 miles of waterfrontHourly fountain show

Branson Landing, Branson, Missouri · Photo: Cal Wolfe / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Credits

The short answer

Branson Landing in brief

From North Beach Park, a paved path along the water joins the Landing's boardwalk, three quarters of a mile in all.

Downtown Branson

The Polar Express, from the depot on Main Street

Where
100 Branson Landing Blvd, downtown Branson, on Lake Taneycomo
Waterfront
1.5 miles
Size
95 acres, with more than 450,000 sq ft of shops, restaurants and attractions
Phone
417-239-3002
Parking
Free lots at the north end by Belk and the south end by Bass Pro Shops; a paid garage on the west side; accessible spaces at the north and south entrances
Wheelchairs and scooters
To borrow at Suites 1213 and 701, the visitor information centers, as available
Restrooms
At the south end by Boot Barn, and in the hallway by the security office
Dogs
On a leash outside; each shop sets its own rule
Fountain show

Fountain show times

The schedule shifts for weather, maintenance, concerts and special events.

Monday to Saturday
Every hour, noon to 10 pm
Sunday
Every hour, noon to 9 pm
Cold weather
Off at 32°F and below
Christmas season
Its own schedule from November 7 to December 31, 2026
Things to do

What's at Branson Landing

Branson Landing is an open-air shopping and dining promenade on Lake Taneycomo, right next to historic downtown. The fountain show runs every hour from noon.

The fountain show

A $7.5 million water show in the Town Square, timed to light, music and bursts of fire, every hour from noon.

The boardwalk

A waterfront promenade along Lake Taneycomo, less than a mile from Belk to Bass Pro Shops, with live entertainment.

Parakeet Pete's

A waterfront zipline and a tethered balloon ride over the Landing.

Rainy-day attractions

Arcade City, the 7D Dark Ride Adventure, a mirror maze and Andy B's Bowl Social for bowling.

Big stores at each end

Bass Pro Shops anchors the south end and Belk the north end, with more than 450,000 square feet of shops, restaurants and attractions between.

Free to walk

There's no admission: the promenade, the fountain show and the boardwalk are free, and dogs on a leash are welcome outside.

Restaurants

Where to eat at the Landing

Most kitchens open at 11 am, so breakfast is better found a few blocks away on Main Street downtown.

  • Guy Fieri's Branson Kitchen + Bar

    FoodAmerican kitchen and barHoursDaily 11 am–9 pm

  • Paula Deen's Family Kitchen

    FoodSouthern food served family-styleHours11 am–9 pm

  • Saltgrass Steak House

    FoodSteakhouseHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • Joe's Crab Shack

    FoodSeafood on the lakeHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • Black Oak Grill

    FoodGrill and barHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 9:30 pm

  • LandShark Bar & Grill

    FoodBar and grill by the fountains, with a covered patioHoursDaily 11 am–8 pm

  • Cantina Laredo

    FoodMexican; happy hour weekdays 3–6 pmHoursMon–Thu 11 am–8:30 pm, Fri–Sat to 9 pm, Sun to 8 pm

  • Bricktown Brewery

    FoodBrewpubHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • Mellow Mushroom

    FoodPizza, with a patioHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • Waxy O'Shea's Irish Pub

    FoodIrish pubHoursDaily 11 am–1 am

  • Magnolia Bistro & Italian Ice

    FoodCafé and Italian iceHoursSun–Thu 11 am–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • White River Fish House

    FoodAt Bass Pro Shops, 5 Bass Pro DriveHoursMon–Sat 11 am–9 pm, Sun to 8 pm

  • Andy B's Tiki Bar

    Food433 Promenade WayHoursSun–Thu noon–9 pm, Fri–Sat to 10 pm

  • Kilwins

    FoodFudge, chocolate and ice creamHoursSun 10 am–9 pm, Mon–Thu to 9:30 pm, Fri–Sat to 10:30 pm

Breakfast and cafés downtown

Stay nearby

The two hotels at the Landing

Both are part of the Landing, so you walk to the shops and the fountain.

  1. Hilton Promenade at Branson LandingPhoto: Expedia

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    Photos: ExpediaCheck prices on Expedia

    Downtown and Branson Landing 8.6/10 on Expedia

    Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing

    Parking Covered self-parking $22 a nightPets: 2 pets up to 75 lb, $100 a pet a stayBreakfast extra

    Right on the promenade, steps from the shops and the Town Square fountain; indoor pool and hot tub, pets $100 each per stay. Plan for the $34.01 nightly destination fee and $22 covered parking.

    • Good for Branson Landing on foot: shops, restaurants and the fountain show
    • Good for Big dogs: two pets of up to 75 lb
    • Skip if You want free parking

    Check prices on Expedia Photos, rules and fees

  • Hilton Branson Convention CenterDowntown and Branson Landing 8.6 on ExpediaParking Covered self-parking $15 a dayPets: 2 pets up to 75 lb, $100 a pet a stayBreakfast extraAcross the street from the Landing, next to the Polar Express depot; indoor and outdoor pools, pets $100 each per stay. Plan for the $34.01 nightly destination fee and $15 parking.Check prices

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Hotels near Branson Landing

What people ask

Quick answers

When is the fountain show at Branson Landing?

Every hour from noon to 10 pm Monday to Saturday, and from noon to 9 pm on Sundays. It's off when it's 32°F or colder, and from November 7 to December 31, 2026 it runs on a Christmas schedule.

What restaurants are at Branson Landing?

More than a dozen, from Guy Fieri's Branson Kitchen + Bar, Paula Deen's Family Kitchen and Saltgrass Steak House to Joe's Crab Shack on the water, Bricktown Brewery, Mellow Mushroom and Waxy O'Shea's Irish Pub. Most open at 11 am and serve until 9 or 10 pm.

What stores are at Branson Landing?

Bass Pro Shops anchors the south end and Belk the north end. In between are chains like H&M, Bath & Body Works, Build-A-Bear, maurices, Hot Topic and Boot Barn, plus local boutiques and sweet shops like Kilwins and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.

Is Branson Landing free?

Yes. Walking the promenade and watching the fountain show cost nothing; you pay only for food, shopping and attractions like the zipline.

What is Parakeet Pete's at Branson Landing?

A waterfront zipline and a tethered balloon ride at the Landing, next to the boardwalk.

Can you bring a dog to Branson Landing?

Yes, on a leash in the outdoor areas, with bag stations along the promenade. Each store sets its own pet rule.

Where do you park at Branson Landing?

In the free lots at either end, by Belk to the north or Bass Pro Shops to the south. The paid garage on the west side is closest to the Town Square and the fountain, and handy for the Polar Express depot on Main Street. Accessible spaces are at the north and south entrances.