Branson's New Year began with a bang. We traveled to various venues around Branson town shooting photos which were published this morning in the Branson Daily Independent. Venues captured include the 500 dollar a seat celebration at Chateau on the Lake, Grand Country, White House Theatre, Outback Pub, Tsunami's, Shake It Up Show Club, Jim Stafford and the Titanic Museum.
The clubs were crowded as expected and the chill in the air left the Titanic Museum with a moderate turnout and wins the award for the most innovative, providing a great addition to the Branson New Year's Tradition. Usually, visitors to the museum are randomly distributed a boarding pass with a name of a passenger which may have been a 3rd, 2nd or 1st Class Passenger. On New Year's Eve only first class boarding passes were issues. In addition entry fees were waived, glowing necklaces issued and all visitors were given a commemorative coin. As the countdown to the New Year ensued a lighting rod was lit and rockets launched at the stroke of midnight (Seen Above).
