We explored the area with relatives, and everyone enjoyed the experience. The Landing has a large variety of high-end to moderate shopping/dining options from which to choose. There are numerous opportunities to sit, rest, and/or just indulge in people watching. And, in terms of indulgences; there are many temptations of the sweet and/or savory kind to navigate. There's also a shuttle system if one has mobility issues; or just becomes too tired. Finally, the Xmas decorations provided a pleasant seasonal addendum to the whole exploration. Also, even if one is not a sport's enthusiast; a visit to the Bass Pro Shop, anchoring one end of the mall, is well worth the time. It is almost an attraction in of itself.

This was our first time coming to the Branson Landing. It was the perfect place to come for an afternoon of shopping. There is a great mix of businesses and restaurants. There's sidewalks along the river with music playing. (speakers are in the base of each lamp post) Definitely something for everyone! Very clean, too.

The parking lot at Bass Pro Shop was packed when we came in and some of the stores weren’t worth it. At almost every store, I was bothered by multiple employees who didn’t seem to trust customers as they walked in. It was very hot and hard to find a good spot in the shade but the fountain show is totally worth it.

There is so much to see do and shop here. We enjoyed Paula Deens, Andy B’s bowling, the fountain’s , Bass Pro, Lake Taney Como, Mellow Mushroom and so many other shops. Great time day or night

One of the best places to walk around in branson. Shops are there for you to buy, although it might be a little pricey. The Cool breeze from the lake though feels great when it's really hot outside. Plenty of places to buy ice creams and snacks on the way. If you go to branson, be sure and see this place.

We always try to visit the landing, if nothing else for the walking. We parked just beyond Bass Pro Shop, and walked through it and then down towards the other end of the landing. We enjoy looking at shops and seeing what stores are there. We have not been to Branson in many years so we noticed some changes. We did work our way down and eat at one of the restaurants. The layout provides easy access by foot to all the stores. The foot traffic is usually heavy, and not everyone is always courteous when it comes to not walking against the flow of walkers.

This is a lovely place to stroll around especially in the evening when it’s cooler. There are several restaurants and shops and the fountain show is there as well. Fountain show is every hour- nicer at night because you can see the lights better. (Last show is at 10pm In summer). Branson jet boat tours are there, bass pro shop, big air balloon ride that goes up real high, Paula Deens, Guy Fieri, etc..

The Landing is packed with shops, restaurants, and photo ops. The Landshark had a delicious Lava Flow and a stellar view of the water show. The kids loved shopping at Attic Salt. Pop into Bass Pro for a hat or flannel!

We loved the Branson Landing fountain set to lights and music. Popular songs had us dancing and we enjoyed it thoroughly. The mall had some great restaurants and we also loved the outdoor areas with seats and pavers for an inviting experience. We shopped at Belk’s and the young man who helped us was most kind and efficient.