Fall in the Ozarks is the most perfect experience Mother Nature can offer.  The sights and smells of the harvest season are in the air. We worked hard on the trip to give you a New Branson Experience!  Included is a cruise on the Branson Lake Queen, a modern day replica of the grand Riverboats that use to ply the White River. We cruise along the shores of Lake Taneycomo to take in the fall colors as your guide gives facts and trivia of historical and present day Branson’s waterfront along with local points of interest. We’re always on the look out for the hottest new shows and have included the Texas Tenors – America Got Talent finalist & voted “2009’s” #1 vocal group of the year.  From John Denver to Puccini they bring there own unique blend of country gospel and classical to the stage. Dinner tonight is at Big Cedar Lodge, a secluded Table Rock Lake Luxury Resort tucked in the Ozark Mountains.  Your second day begins with a morning show “The Platters” featuring such favorites as “Only You”, “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes”, “Twilight Time,” and “My Prayer”.  Lunch is included at Moon River Grill then you have a choice of going out to Silver Dollar City to enjoy the afternoon at their National Harvest Festival showcasing the talent and creativity of America’s finest craftsman.  The park is also alive with over 40 music shows and fun at every turn.  The park closes at 6:00pm and the stage at the Opera House is set for “Heading West” winner of the Big-E award for best overall production.  For those who choose not to go to Silver Dollar City we’ve included the new Neal McCoy Show. A high energy entertainment experience packed with a variety of musical styles. One of your favorite attractions of this great fall getaway is sure to be the tram ride & cookout at Dogwood Canyon.  Step aboard comfortable open air trams and explore the canyon floor. You’ll pass towering bluffs, waterfall & stone bridges. Stop at the Glory Hole a spectacular blue green pool where trophy-sized rainbow and brown trout reside. Next a delicious cook out then your on your way home.