This is an amazing experience. First parking was very accessible, and the entry signs were easy to…read morenavigate. The crew members at the beginning were helpful, and very informative. The tour is self guided, but there is an audio tour available. We learned that there were many interesting stories of entrepreneurs and investors. My grandson wanted to go here and really got a lot of great information. The gift shop was price reasonably and very well stocked. Awesome visit

This does seem a little sudden and weird but after a revisit of the Titanic Museum I just came back…read moreto say that it is still an amazing attraction. It is really informational and you can learn lots going here. They did an amazing job recreating the Titanic and protecting the artifacts, and most topics about the history were covered. Minus one star because if I died on the Titanic I think I would haunt everybody working the gift shop because 3/4 of the items being sold were actually ludicrous. Of course, I'm not going to name all of them but just know that they aren't the most respectful to victims. It's a nice place to stop by if you're touring Branson, it's a one of a kind exhibit. I wouldn't go again just because I already know the feel of it, but it's great for first timers.

Chris and I love golfing, so if we spot a mini golf course and have extra room in our itinerary,…read morethere's a pretty good chance we're adding it! In Branson, that turned into trying all four attractions included with the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center's All Access Pass. Shoot for the Stars Mini-Golf was one of the coolest themed courses we've played, with Hollywood-inspired holes and props throughout. We also tried Castle of Chaos, an interactive shooting game where I naturally have to mention that I came in first out of eight people. I guess growing up on a farm finally paid off! Hannah's Maze of Mirrors was surprisingly challenging. We actually got turned around, ended up back at the beginning, and had to go through again--so pay attention to where you're going! We finished with the Hollywood Wax Museum, where the comedy section was our favorite. Some of the figures looked so realistic that we kept saying they need to sneak a real comedian in there one day just to scare people. The All Access Pass is a fun option for couples, families, or groups looking for something a little different to do in Branson!

We had so much fun at the Hollywood Wax Museum in Branson! It's a must-see for movie lovers and was…read moreone of those rare activities that entertained our entire family, which is not always easy with our mix of personalities. It was definitely a little pricey, but honestly, we felt it was worth the money. I would recommend getting the trio package so you can enjoy the other nearby attractions as well. My biggest advice is to take your time! We moved through it pretty quickly, and if I did it again, I would slow down, take more pictures, and really soak in the experience. They had so many great props that made the photos even more fun. Definitely bring your camera and enjoy the memories. We had a great time!

This was my favorite museum I have EVER been to. The collection was extremely impressive. As…read moresomeone with great appreciation and interest in Native heritage and history, I was absolutely blown away. If you actually look around and take the time to read a little, this can easily take you 2+ hours to get through. Do not skip this experience if you go to top of the rock though!! One thing I will say, while they allow children, there wasnt anything I could see kids being into. This is not an interactive-type of situation, so keep that in mind if you have young'ns!

I've been to a lot of First Nations focused museums but this one has more artifacts and history…read morethan all the ones I have been to before. It was immersive and fascinating. It also had a cowboy section, a civil war section and a prehistoric section. I loved it and will definitely go back. They have a double pass where you do the nature golf cart adventure (was AWESOME!!) then this museum. I highly recommend doing both. It'll take most of the day and you'll be hungry. The restaurant has good food. I had family from out of town. We did the attractions in Branson the first day and this the second day. It was a great time!

This place has something for the whole family, museums, shopping, restaurants and nature to be seen.read more

I can't wait to come back here. I took my kids on a mini vacation here and we had a really great…read moretime. There's a lot to see and everything is beautiful and well maintained. My kids really enjoyed themselves and we got lots of great pictures!

It's ok but do not make Spiva a destination or even drive out of your way to visit. 1 - usually…read moreclosed 2 - often in-between exhibits. 3 - Go to Arkansas and enjoy fun and Art! Glass church in Bella Vista IS AWESOME! Crystal Bridges in Bentonville always a TREAT! Skip Joplin and drive toward Bella Vista / Bentonville to look around. You will be much happier and fulfilled. Bentonville Arkansas has much to offer and 45 minutes away.

Always a fantastic place in Joplin to visit. Always something new to see or someone new to meet…read more I'm always greeted very kindly with the staff and volunteers. The whole facility is very clean and up-to-date. And the classes they offer are always changing and offering a pretty good variety for everyone.

One of the most incredible roadside attractions you will ever visit. A truly beautiful experience…read more The chapel is positively gorgeous. This truly made my weekend. If you are ever in the area PLEASE VISIT!!!

If you adore Precious Moments figurines, this is the place for you! Lots of opportunities to see…read morethe figurines in different sizes, situations and media. From statues to stained glass to paintings to figurines all with the big heads and tear drop eyes that are what Precious Moments is identified by. Visiting was a reasonable admission fee. The staff were helpful.

This place is so fun. My kids could've spent hours here, but we only had an hour. There's something…read morefor everyone, Water play , little baby play areas, the big kids can learn how to work on an assembly line, paint zone, material building station, outside play area and more. It's definitely worth going if you're in the area!

The Amazeum is an interactive children's museum that can provide fun and learning for any age!…read moreAdmission is $14 for adults but children under 2 get in for free. We had 3 children under 2 in our group and were so pleased to find things they could enjoy at this age. They have two specific toddler play areas that are for children ages 2 and below, plus another section for children ages 6 and below. It was so nice having them play in these areas without getting overrun by bigger kids! You could easily spend all day in this museum because there are endless activities and things to see. The museum is very clean, well organized, and spacious. I can't wait to bring my daughter back in future years so she can enjoy even more aspects of the museum!

What an amazing experience. We learned soooo sooo much about the family business and went down…read morememory lane. This place is so well-kept and welcoming. I wish more people could get to experience this amazing museum.

While visiting Bentonville, Arkansas, we stopped by the Walmart Museum, and it turned out to be a…read morereally interesting look at how one small-town store grew into one of the world's most recognizable retailers. Located in downtown Bentonville, the museum takes you through Walmart's history and the story of founder Sam Walton. One of the coolest parts is seeing a recreation/preservation of Sam Walton's office, filled with the everyday items and paperwork that make it feel like you've stepped back in time. There are plenty of nostalgic displays throughout the museum, including old Walmart merchandise, advertising, household products from decades past, VHS tapes and electronics. I especially enjoyed seeing the old Walmart pickup truck and all the little pieces of retail history that show how much shopping has changed over the years. The museum does a nice job of combining Walmart history, American retail nostalgia, and interactive exhibits. There's also a gift-shop area with Walmart-themed souvenirs and retro-style merchandise. If you're visiting Bentonville, this is definitely an interesting stop to add to your itinerary, especially if you enjoy American history, business history, or nostalgic memorabilia.

While visiting Arkansas, we spent a cloudy afternoon wandering around this spectacular museum. The…read morearchitecture alone will blow your socks off! It opened in November of 2011 by founder Alice Walton & heiress to the Walmart fortune. Her intent to offer public access to American art and integrating natural landscapes into its campus like design has brought people from all over to visit. I loved the high ceilings, glass windows, art, sculptors, landscaping and botanical gardens. So many fascinating things to look at and educate oneself about. Great place to take the family or a group. They offer tours which if you have the time I would recommend... *General Admission is free but you can make a donation. There are a few exhibits that you must pay for to see. *There is a cafe & shop located on the entry level. *Parking garage fills up quickly. There are more lots located further away from the museum. You will have to walk a bit but the grounds are beautiful. ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

Forget the art pieces. This is a really cool space. Architecturally, it's what I would envision a…read moremodern art museum would look like. I don't have the acumen enough to convey how sick this place is, my vocabulary fails me. You just have to visit it and take it in one angle, one hall way, one vista at time and come away truly impressed. BTW did I talk about the individual pieces on display because they are numerous, vibrant and more importantly- relevant. This is art for the masses. Art has a built in haughtiness but this is more digestible to everyone. The Getty Museum as gorgeous as the grounds are - left this plebeian wanting on its exhibits. Did I mention entrance is complimentary! They should charge. They're worth it.

My husband and I stopped here to do a wine tasting but chose to do a wine flight and a whiskey…read moreflight instead since they were shareable. Adam was great host! He offered great suggestions and kept us laughing. We enjoyed both the wine and whiskey and ended up purchasing a bottle of whiskey we enjoyed. Highly recommend!

I recently took a tour with my girlfriend and have to agree with a previous review about Adam being…read moremore interested in hitting on the women, which included my girlfriend. Another thing I noticed about Adam was that he seemed very irritable, aggressive and unstable, and would recommend that he seek psychiatric help and be put on prescription medications as he could be a possible danger to others or himself. I did however find his knowledge of wine to be exceptional...that is if you are seeking advice on a good boxed wine.