How far in advance do you purchase tickets to the shows in Branson for prime summertime to get first choice of shows and seats? Where and when are the best discounts? TIA! 
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Planning for Branson Shows in Summertime
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Lisa P said:How far in advance do you purchase tickets to the shows in Branson for prime summertime to get first choice of shows and seats? Where and when are the best discounts? TIA!
Besides doing a Timeshare Presentation that you can sign up for at almost every corner in Branson - here is a couple sites:
1. This one doesn't have anything right now but they post shows once the shows start up in couple months. http://www.missouribargains.com
2 http://www.branson2for1tickets.com
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Hi, Lisa, as Hophop said, a lot of the shows don't open up their schedules until March or April. So, you can easily wait until then to decide what shows you might like to see. You can go to www.reservebranson.com and put in your travel dates on the left click on shows and it will give you a list and description of shows available on those dates.
When you have decided which shows look interesting, you can visit www.missouribargains.com and/or www.bigriverbargains.com to see if they have vouchers available for the shows you are wanting to see. These sites are radio stations that get show vouchers in exchange for advertising. Once you purchase the voucher, they mail it to you. You then call the box office number on the voucher to reserve the date you want to see the show, telling them you have "radio station vouchers" (some have certain restrictions). They will give you a confirmation number. Then, when you get to Branson, you take the voucher to the theater box office and exchange it for your actual tickets. Oftentimes, the price on the voucher is a "two tickets for price of one" These are "honest" sellers.
There are a lot of variety shows in Branson that are not necessarily all country, and they are all family oriented. I would highly recommend The Haygoods: www.thehaygoods.com
Lots of high energy singing and dancing (the guys are cute, too)
A good family show is The Duttons. You can usually find a family pass for this show.
When you have decided which shows look interesting, you can visit www.missouribargains.com and/or www.bigriverbargains.com to see if they have vouchers available for the shows you are wanting to see. These sites are radio stations that get show vouchers in exchange for advertising. Once you purchase the voucher, they mail it to you. You then call the box office number on the voucher to reserve the date you want to see the show, telling them you have "radio station vouchers" (some have certain restrictions). They will give you a confirmation number. Then, when you get to Branson, you take the voucher to the theater box office and exchange it for your actual tickets. Oftentimes, the price on the voucher is a "two tickets for price of one" These are "honest" sellers.
There are a lot of variety shows in Branson that are not necessarily all country, and they are all family oriented. I would highly recommend The Haygoods: www.thehaygoods.com
Lots of high energy singing and dancing (the guys are cute, too)
A good family show is The Duttons. You can usually find a family pass for this show.