BRANSON, Mo. — It's a three-peat! For the third consecutive year, the USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Awards named Silver Dollar City the No. 1 theme park in America. Industry experts narrowed ...

The Silver Dollar City theme park in Branson, Missouri is blasting into 2025. I was there last week to check out what’s new at the park and to get another look at the construction site of the ...

Silver Dollar City opened in 1960; the name was inspired by the Herschend family's plan to give guests silver dollars as change. The park opened with a blacksmith shop, a general store, an ice cream ...

The proposal also includes improvements to the city’s street department and public works facility. Renderings for the new space would allow for more storage space and more employee amenities like a ...

Visit Silver Dollar City in Branson for an award-winning holiday experience featuring over 6.5 million lights ... An artists rendering of a planned 260-room resort being built by Silver Dollar City.

Warm pull-apart cinnamon bread at Branson's Silver Dollar City theme park. Credit: Terri Peters. Theme Park Treats . If you're visiting Branson, you cannot miss the chance to spend a day immersed in ...

The 262-room resort, already under construction, will feature vistas of the Ozark Mountains and Table Rock Lake, along with access to Silver Dollar City. The resort is set to open in late 2026.

Plans for the resort hotel call for 262 themed rooms, plus priority park access and ample amenities for guests, according to Silver Dollar City President Brad Thomas. The hotel also will include ...

A rendering of the resort, set to open in 2026. The 262-room resort is part of a decade-long plan representing half a billion dollars. Silver Dollar City ...

Dollywood's Sister Park — Home to the World's Tallest Spinning Rollercoaster — Is Getting a $500M Expansion . Silver Dollar City Parks and Resorts will expand with its first theme park hotel ...

Silver Dollar City is adding a resort hotel to its attractions. The theme park near southwest Missouri’s Branson will invest $500 million to develop 1,200 acres just outside its current site.