Wax museums date back to 1835, so here at Branson’s Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center, it’s like you’re partaking in tradition. You’ll share space with Jackie Chan, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Monroe, and many other luminaries of music, TV, film, politics, and culture. You’ll also learn what it takes to create these larger-than-life figures, and get a look at the seven-artist, three-month-long process.
The center also has a few new attractions to scope out, namely the Castle of Chaos (a laser-shooter adventure), Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors, and celebrity-themed mini golf. Each is a separate attraction, so you can pick and choose how to spend your “day in Hollywood.”
You can purchase tickets for single attractions or an All Access Pass for complex-wide admission.
Free parking is available in the complex’s lot on Judy Street.
Hours vary by season; check the website in advance.
Branson’s Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center is right in the thick of the action—odds are if you’re in Branson, you’re already strolling around right here. Otherwise, you can drive to the center (and park in the lot off Judy Street) or take a taxi or rideshare.
The entertainment center is open from early morning to late night. With your ticket, you’re welcome to visit anytime during open hours on your designated day. To get the most bang for your buck, come early and take your sweet time cavorting with the rich and famous.
The complex is also part of the Branson Promenade, where you’ll run into sights like a 1948 Ford De Luxe convertible, aka Greased Lightning. In fact, odes to famous movie and TV sets dot the museum and beyond (think red carpets, old saloons, and microphones ready for your solo), making for great photo ops and trivia fun.