Branson Landing

Dozens of shops and eateries line the covered walkways and brick-lined promenades at Branson Landing. The best way to explore them is to start at the corner of Main Street and Branson Landing Boulevard and see where your feet take you. Shopping is the main attraction, but the outdoor center has a hot-air balloon ride, a bowling alley, and the Shipwrecked Treasure Museum, with items recovered from historic shipwrecks—and serves as the jumping-off point for boat tours and sightseeing cruises around Lake Taneycomo.

• Wheelchairs and electric scooters are available for guests from the visitor information centers at the north and south end of the promenade.

• The fountains and fountain shows don't run when temperatures reach freezing or below freezing.

• Public restrooms are near the parking garage, Town Square, and Bass Pro Shop at the mall's north end.

• Leashed, attended pets are allowed in outdoor areas.

• Find accessible parking next to the north and south entrances and inside the parking garage.

Branson Landing is on Branson Landing Boulevard next to Historic Downtown Branson. Walking is the best way to get around, but visitors can also take a free public shuttle available daily from mid-March to mid-December. There's free parking at the north and south ends of the promenade and paid covered parking at the garage.

The mall is open from 10am to 9pm Monday to Tuesday, 4pm to 11pm on Wednesdays, 7am to 10pm on Thursdays, 10am to 10pm Friday to Saturday, and 10am to 8pm on Sundays. Fountain shows run daily on the hour from noon well into the evening.

The water fountain attraction along the promenade at Branson Landing has geysers shooting water 120 feet (35 meters) into the air, accompanied by choreographed light and music. To see the shows, visit at 12pm or later and head down to the fountain at the top of every hour until 10pm, 9pm on Sundays.