Posted in Missouri June 03, 2018 by

This Musical Fountain In Missouri Is Like Nothing You’ve Ever Seen

If you’ve been to Vegas, you know that the Bellagio Hotel fountains are a huge attraction. Missouri has it’s own amazing fountain show but unlike the fountains of Vegas, the Missouri fountain also incorporates fire cannons! The Branson Landing Fountain goes off every hour and is timed to a different song each hour. You’ll be mystified by this beautiful water and fire display. Check it out for yourself!

Located on the stunning lakefront boardwalk is the Branson Landing Fountains. This stunning water display was the first to combine water, fire, light and music.
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Visitors can get up close to the fountains and watch the geysers shoot water 120 feet into the air.
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In addition to the stunning water cannons, there is also a coordinated light display.
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If you can time it right, definitely check out the 9 p.m. or 10 p.m. show. At the night shows, the fire cannons make the show even more impressive.
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Catch the spectacular display every day beginning at noon. Monday through Saturday the last show is at 10 p.m. On Sundays, the last display is at 9 p.m.
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During the day, the fountains are a great place to spot a rainbow. During the summer you can also catch a concert. The stage is always set up in front of the fountain, so you get a two shows in one.
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You won't find another fountain quite like this one. If you're in the Branson area, this is one free show you won't want to miss.
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Visit the Landing at at 100 Branson Landing Blvd., Branson, MO 65616. For more information about Branson Landing, visit their Facebook page here.

Watch this short video to see the musical fountain in action.

Another incredible concert by Resurrection – A Journey Tribute tonight during the Liberty Light Up!

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Have you been to the Branson Landing Fountain for a timed show or a concert? Tell us about your visit in the comments below.