Titanic Branson Father's Day Bass Pro Boat Show

What do Bass Pro Shops and Titanic have in common, you ask? Well boats, of coarse! When Titanic set sail in 1912, she was a 1st Class "castle on the water". She was the largest vessel of her time and everyone in the world wanted their chance to be a passenger on this state of the art ship. It was very expensive - A first class parlor suite ticket cost around $4350. That translates into $90,000 today!

Wikipedia Photo on RMS Titanic Page

 
For the past 3 years, we have teamed up with the Bass Pro Shops to display some less expensive accommodations on the water. You see, these are more affordable means of transportation. When you visit the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, Mo on June 15th and 16th, you will be able to see all of the newest models for fishing, skiing, and pontoon boats. Bring your Dad. He can shop for his favorite boat and you can tour the Titanic Museum Attraction as a family.

Visit our website www.titanicbranson.com for details

Check out our TripAdvisor reviews Here. You can read about other families and their experiences at the Titanic Museum Attraction in Branson, MO.

“Impressive museum!”

Reviewed June 4, 2013 NEW

I had no idea that the Titanic Museum was in Branson. I'm glad our family stopped and took the time to enjoy this imprssive collection of artifacts and stories from the wreck of the Titanic! MUST SEE if you are in Branson!!! 

 - Chris M. Tripadvisor Reviewer

We have our eye on the Pontoon boat OR the Fish and Ski. If we get a Pontoon, we have to get a large enough motor to pull tubers. I've been saving my money. We'll see what happens....

Happy Father's Day

Chief Purser,

Erin Wicker