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We've been down for the car show the past 2 years in a row and while traffic is heavier it is nothing like it was 10 years ago. I agree with everyone else that the majority of the car show people do not bother with SDC. To me it seems like the number of people in town for the car show decreases every year.

I think a good redesign for the entry would include 2 walkways that enter onto the current square. Move the current SDC sign forward and remove the wall where it currently is. That would open up that space significantly and would ease congestion flowing through the small door way entrance. They could still use the current path that goes past the bakery and with some added theming you could use the current overflow entrance but instead of entering by Brown's Candy Factory you would enter on the square between Reunion Hall and the Hospitality House. This would require some demolition on the HH and moving the waiting area for cave tours to the existing building where you can inquire about getting married in the park (sorry I don't know what it's called). This would allow for minimal changes to the landscape around the opening to the cave. This would require some changes to the landscaping on the square most likely but would ease congestion.

Wildfire

On the side of the Frisco Barn across from echo hollow

I am a huge fan of the Titanic and I really enjoyed the museum and thought it was definately worth the price.  I will be going back again.  It was really crowded when I went last summer so I didn't get to stop and read everything and I will go back just so I can do that.  I agree this is a must do in Branson.

Is it back near the Opera House

Is that on the side of the candle shop.

I agree. On the side of the tintype shop, where the bookstore used to be.

Thats across from the train station.  I can't think of the name of the shop though.

It helps that I just got back from SDC this sunday.  Had a great time!!!! As always!!

Those are the steps outside the saloon going up to the second level.

It's on the side of the toy store.