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Ride the Ducks

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2320 West Highway 76, Branson, Missouri 65616+1 417 334 3825
Description: One of the most popular ways to see all the Branson and the Ozarks have to offer are on the amphibious-vehicle Ride the Ducks Tours, the only one of its kind in Branson. Climb into these WWII-style amphibious vehicles an...Read More
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Ride the Ducks
Ride the Ducks

by smileygirl

Cleburne, Texas

February 24, 2006

Best of IgoUgo If you have never been to Branson, Missouri, then I HIGHLY recommend "Ride The Ducks." A word of advice: try to schedule this wonderful adventure in the beginning of your vacation. It is so nice to turn the wheel over to someone else and let them do ...Read more

From journal An Exquisite Journey in Scenic Missouri

Ride The Ducks

by raderwayne

North Chili, New York

January 18, 2006

The Ride the Ducks tour will take you down the world-famous Country Music Boulevard. You'll see many of Branson's major theatres and attractions on an amphibious tour bus. Your guide will be a US Coast Guard-certified captain who knows the Branson ...Read more

From journal September in Branson Missouri

Ride the Ducks

by rfpan

St. Louis, Missouri

January 18, 2005

We rode the ducks, which is a little costly but absolutely worth every penny. The ducks will take you through remarkable areas that can only be accessed by the Duck tour. While the duck was on the water, the kids had an opportunity to drive and be ...Read more

From journal Weekend in Branson

Ride the Ducks

by Ms. Foley

kansas city, Missouri

September 8, 2004

Ride the Ducks is neat, you get these cute little quackers, and you quack at every duck you pass. When we would go by golf course's we would scream “fore!”, and almost every time someone would mess up. The sights you see are amazing, its private ...Read more

From journal Branson

Ride the Ducks

by mindless

highland village, Texas

June 26, 2004

Old and young will enjoy this ride... we laughed at the corney jokes but it really was fun. It includes the sites of Branson with the driver's personal views interjected... The collection of old military equipment was interesting... Driving out ...Read more

From journal Branson or Bust

Ride the Ducks

by jdb and rlb

Columbus, Indiana

May 5, 2004

The "ducks" are converted army vehicles that go on land and the water. The tour takes you across Table Rock Dam and up to a private drive up a cliff (only the "ducks" are allowed up there). The view of the lake is great. Then they take out on to the ...Read more

From journal Branson in Spring

Duck Rides

by WDJD Too

Andalusia, Illinois

January 6, 2004

One of the "hoots" of Branson is riding on the WW II vintage ducks that tour the city. They end up traveling into the hills above Lake Tannecomo and finally we went for a "dip" in the lake. We checked out the fish hatchery below the dam in a side ...Read more

From journal Branson Shuffle

Ride the Ducks

by snippet

San Antonio, Texas

October 30, 2003

A fun trip on road and lake. Everyone is given duck quackers and they are used by one and all! The duck operator makes the tour enjoyable -- they tell stories, bad jokes, and even sing! You'll see many of the popular music theaters and hear ...Read more

From journal Branson with kids and a grandmom

Ride The Ducks

by nbryant

Wichita, Kansas

October 7, 2003

The Ducks were one of the most fun activities we were able to do since it was still too early for the amusement parks to be open. The trip is highly interactive and you get to keep the quacker they give you. They take you on a great trip that ...Read more

From journal Branson on a Budget

Ride The Ducks
Ride The Ducks

by Coach Dad

null, Missouri

July 15, 2003

Best of IgoUgo Taking a tour of Branson on "the Ducks" is a family favorite. Everyone always has a great time! Ride The Ducks is located on the Hwy 76 Strip between Wal-Mart and The Grand Palace Theater. When you board the "Duck", you are given your "Wacky ...Read more

From journal Branson Vacation 2003