Attention Branson thrill seekers! The Skycoaster is a 100-foot-tall super swing that combines elements of skydiving and hang-gliding. You'll be harnessed up and pulled up 100 feet in the air – one of the best views in town! You can experience the thrill one, two, or three people at a time. It's a RUSH like no other when you hear "3-2-1 FLY!!" from below as you yank the ripcord to start your 70-mph swinging adventure! Playcards cannot be used for this attraction

The height requirement for Bumper Car passengers is 42”. Guests meeting the driver height requirement may not ride as a passenger on Bumper Cars. All driver and passenger age/height requirement are subject to change without notice.

We have a few rides where bumping is allowed - and actually encouraged! Bumper Boats are a great way to cool off in Branson. We actually prefer the name SuperSoaker Boats, as they are equipped with water cannons. These turn a traditional bumper boat ride (where bumping is your key to soaking) into a strategic water battle! *The height requirement for Bumper Boat passengers is 36". Guests meeting the driver height requirement may not ride as a passenger on Bumper Boats.

Thunder Struck holds 12 riders and provides a 360 degree dance party! This ride is included in our unlimited park passes.

Heavy Metal High Rise is the new steel and concrete go-kart track reaching over four stories at Track 4 in Branson, Missouri. Some fast facts about it: 1,200 linear feet long, 700 cubic yards of concrete and 200 tons of steel! After climbing a four-story spiral, it has a thrilling, three-tiered slope back to the ground! Year Built 2011, Height 4 stories , Length 1,200 ft.

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Nothing makes kids feel more like grown-ups than getting behind the wheel of their own go-karts. Kiddie Go-Karts provide the perfect size and speed for those new drivers in a controlled environment, although some would call 4-year-olds driving anything controlled chaos! Parents, get your cameras out!

Once kids master the Kiddie Go-Karts (and grow a few inches), they are ready to try out the Rookie Go-Karts! They are bigger and faster, and the track designs are larger ovals. The Rookies really help kids get more comfortable behind the wheel before moving up to the "grown-up" tracks!

The Classic Go-Karts are just that...classic. They offer traditional family-style go-kart racing on a concrete riding surface. Each of the track designs is unique, and the go-kart models even vary at the different Track locations. The first track that opened in 1981 is the current Classic Track at Track 3.