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Old September 26th, 2004, 02:19 AM
Steven Hogue
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Hello,

My wife and I are planning our first trip to Branson, MO in early December.
We are looking for a recommendation for an above average hotel convenient to
the shopping areas.

Also, what shows are "must see" during the Christmas season?

Thank You,

Steve


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Old September 26th, 2004, 06:31 AM
Auntie Em
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On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 01:19:00 GMT, "Steven Hogue"
wrote:

Hello,

My wife and I are planning our first trip to Branson, MO in early December.
We are looking for a recommendation for an above average hotel convenient to
the shopping areas.

Also, what shows are "must see" during the Christmas season?

Thank You,

Steve


Silver Dollar City's "Ozark Mountain Christmas" is one of the biggest
attractions in Branson during the holiday season. It is absolutely
magical and really should not be missed.

If Andy Williams is doing a Christmas show this year, you can always
count on it being first class and very entertaining. Also, you might
want to take in the Lawrence Welk Show, just to say you did, since
they are leaving Branson after the 2005 season to tour.

Almost all of the shows put on something special for the holidays, you
really cannot go wrong whatever you see and do.

As for hotel? Well, I know that the Grand Victorian has a very good
reputation and is very well located on the strip to get around.

Have a great time!

Be careful what you wish for....
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Old September 26th, 2004, 06:31 AM
Auntie Em
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On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 01:19:00 GMT, "Steven Hogue"
wrote:

Hello,

My wife and I are planning our first trip to Branson, MO in early December.
We are looking for a recommendation for an above average hotel convenient to
the shopping areas.

Also, what shows are "must see" during the Christmas season?

Thank You,

Steve


Silver Dollar City's "Ozark Mountain Christmas" is one of the biggest
attractions in Branson during the holiday season. It is absolutely
magical and really should not be missed.

If Andy Williams is doing a Christmas show this year, you can always
count on it being first class and very entertaining. Also, you might
want to take in the Lawrence Welk Show, just to say you did, since
they are leaving Branson after the 2005 season to tour.

Almost all of the shows put on something special for the holidays, you
really cannot go wrong whatever you see and do.

As for hotel? Well, I know that the Grand Victorian has a very good
reputation and is very well located on the strip to get around.

Have a great time!

Be careful what you wish for....
 




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