With a wide-ranging collection that includes iconic American toy brands—from Hot Wheels and Barbie to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles—the World's Largest Toy Museum offers a hearty dose of childhood fun. Prebook admission and get access to all six museums on the property (including the National BB Gun Museum, World of Checkers Museum, and Stearnsy Bear Museum). To make a day of it, pair the museum with dinner and a show on the 76 Strip.
Leave enough time to explore the more than one million toys on display.
History fans appreciate the diverse collection, with objects dating to the 18th century.
Visit the gift shop, which is packed with collectibles and hard-to-find toys.
The museum is mostly wheelchair accessible, though two smaller rooms are not.
Since the museum is located on Branson's Highway 76, the most convenient way to visit the Toy Museum is to drive. The museum is on Country Boulevard just north of Schaefer Drive. Don't worry about missing it: The red and yellow striped roof is easy to spot.
There's really no bad time to visit the World's Largest Toy Museum, which is open Monday to Saturday and typically holds limited hours in winter. The museum is closed on Sundays and on Christmas Day.
Branson is an entertainment hub in the region, so don't miss the chance to see a show at one of the city's theaters along the 76 Strip. Try Americana Theater for everything from country music to comedy, head to Little Opry Theatre for classic tribute performances, or for something different, check out the high-flying Chinese performance troupes at Acrobats Theatre.