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Fritz's Adventure

Fritz's Adventure is at 1425 W 76 Country Blvd on the 76 Strip. Kids climb the City Wall, Utility Poles and Sky Trails alone from 48 inches, or from 42 inches with a chaperone 16 or older. The Tree Tops Escape takes riders from 55 inches.

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Checked November 8, 2026From 42 inchesOn the 76 Strip

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The short answer

Fritz's Adventure in brief

Each area has a weight range as well as a height rule.

Branson with kids: rides by height

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Where
1425 W 76 Country Blvd, on the 76 Strip
Climbing alone
From 48 inches
With a chaperone
From 42 inches, chaperone 16 or older
Tree Tops Escape
From 55 inches
General Admission
$26.99: everything except the TreeTops zipline
All Access
$36.99, from 55 inches, with the TreeTops zipline
Ages 0–4
Free, with an adult 18 or older; everyone else in the building needs a paid ticket, adults who only watch too; prices are plus tax
Kids 15 and under
Need an adult 18+ in the building the whole time; guests 16 and up need a waiver signed by an adult
Food
No outside food or drink; bring water bottles empty and fill them inside
Re-entry
All day on the same ticket; online tickets can't be refunded
Hours
Change by day; in November mostly closed Tuesday and Wednesday, open daily over Thanksgiving week
By height

Height and weight by area

City Wall
48 inches alone, 42 with a chaperone 16+; 44 to 300 lb
Utility Poles
48 inches alone, 42 with a chaperone 16+; 44 to 300 lb
Sky Trails
48 inches alone, 42 with a chaperone 16+; up to 300 lb
Tree Tops Escape
55 inches; 44 to 285 lb
Sky Tykes
48 inches maximum; for the smallest kids, a parent can walk alongside
What's inside

80,000 square feet to climb

Fritz's is built from real things you always wanted to climb: a water tower, power poles, an airplane and a brick building front, with auto-belay harnesses on the climbing walls. A ticket is good all day.

Indoor things to do in Branson

City Wall

A 48-foot indoor building front to climb, up the fire escape and over boarded windows, on auto-belay harnesses.

Utility Poles

40-foot poles that once served the power grid; climb to the top and touch the transformers.

Sky Trails and the tree houses

A multi-story ropes course with more than 40 paths, from tightropes to a rolling log, plus three climbing tree houses joined by rope bridges.

TreeTops Zipline Course

Ziplines through the building, and the TreeTops Escape route that runs from inside to outside, with platforms, spiral stairs and a crow's nest.

The airplane

A suspended 1959 Twin Beech (Beechcraft Super 18) with working flaps and rudder pedals, while you listen to air traffic control.

Water tower and X-Speleo

A real water tower with spiral stairs and climbing nets, and more than 330 feet of steel crawl tunnels with an optional detour into the tower.

The Pit

Three warped walls: 7 feet for beginners, 12 feet, and the 14-foot Mammoth.

Slides, mazes and lasers

Five slides, including a 32-foot spiral and The Chute; a three-story maze with hidden passages; a laser challenge; a buried cement mixer and tunnels.

For the little ones

Sky Tykes, a small ropes course for kids up to 48 inches, and a turf play area with tree-house tunnels and stumps.

Stay nearby

Stay nearby on the 76 Strip

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What people ask

Quick answers

Where is Fritz's Adventure in Branson?

At 1425 W 76 Country Blvd on the 76 Strip.

How old do you have to be for Fritz's Adventure?

Most rules go by height: 48 inches to climb alone, 42 inches with a chaperone 16 or older, and 55 inches for the TreeTops zipline. Kids 15 and under need an adult 18 or older in the building the whole time.

What is there to do at Fritz's Adventure?

Climb a 48-foot indoor wall, real utility poles and a water tower, run a ropes course with 40+ paths, zipline through the building, sit in a suspended 1959 airplane, crawl 330 feet of tunnels, and try the warped walls, slides, maze and laser challenge.

Is Fritz's Adventure indoors?

Almost all of it is inside 80,000 square feet, so it works on a rainy day. The TreeTops Escape zipline route goes outside, and the outdoor 5-story climbing wall is for groups of 15 or more by reservation.

Is Fritz's Adventure good for toddlers?

Yes. Sky Tykes is a mini ropes course for kids up to 48 inches, and there's a turf play area for the youngest.

How much is Fritz's Adventure?

General Admission is $26.99 and All Access, which adds the TreeTops zipline from 55 inches, is $36.99. Prices are plus tax, kids 4 and under get in free with an adult, every other guest needs a ticket, and you can leave and come back the same day.

How much is the Fritz's Adventure annual pass?

The Fritz 365 pass costs $99.99 per person and is good for a year at Branson and The Colony, Texas.

Is there food at Fritz's Adventure?

Yes, at Fritz's Café, where food bought inside has to stay. Outside food and drink aren't allowed; bring water bottles empty and fill them at the café or the fountains.