Saturday, October 10
If you enjoy great music and entertainment this tour is for you. Branson, Missouri has grabbed the title of Entertainment Capital of the U.S.A., and we are headed there for a three-night stay! Tonight’s lodging will be in Columbus, Ohio.

Sunday, October 11
This morning we continue west to our lodging near St. Louis, Missouri. A visit to the impressive Gateway Arch, including the tram ride to the observation deck, is included. CB

Monday, October 12
After enjoying a deluxe continental breakfast at our hotel, we will depart on the last leg of our journey to Branson. Enroute we will have lunch at the world famous Lambert’s Cafe “Home of the Throwed Rolls”. This afternoon we will enjoy the Pierce Arrow matinee show. This evening we will attend the Gatlin Brothers show. CB, L

Tuesday, October 13
Our day will start out with the Tribute to Red Skelton morning show. This afternoon we will attend the Country Tonite matinee show. Dinner this evening at the Grand Country Buffet will be followed by the evening show at the Welk Theater. CB, D

Wednesday, October 14
Our Branson experience continues with the Buck Trent morning show. This afternoon we’ll visit Silver Dollar City for the National Craftsmen’s Festival. Dinner this evening is at Silver Dollar City followed by the Shoji Tobuchi show. CB, D

Thursday, October 15
This morning after breakfast we will enjoy some free time to explore at the world famous Bass Pro Shop in Springfield, Missouri. Tonight’s lodging will be in Effingham, IL. CB

Friday, October 16 and Saturday, October 17
Today we visit the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis, Indiana enroute to our lodging in Zanesville, Ohio. CB Tomorrow we will complete our journey home with a lunch stop at the Oakhurst Tea Room in Somerset, PA. Our arrival home is scheduled for early evening. CB, L

We recommend optional Travel Insurance for this tour. Please ask for a brochure.

Note: Perkiomen Tours reserves the right to make changes in each tours itinerary, including the schedule of shows, as may become necessary.