World’s Largest Toy Museum in Branson, Missouri

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We received admission to The World's Largest Toy Museum as part of a promotional blogger tour of Branson, MO through the US Family Guide. All opinions are 100% my own.

If you want to take a trip down memory lane and take a step back in time, you HAVE to visit The World's Largest Toy Museum.

The minute we stepped inside, we were given a brief introduction to the store and how it came to be. We were also introduced to Harold Bell Wright. Harold Bell Wright (1872-1944) was one of the widest read authors of the early 20th century.

With his love of God and passion for the great outdoors he shares these with us through his many works of magazine articles, screenplays, movies, and most of all his wonderfully penned novels.

Inside the World's Largest Toy Museum

After the introduction and sharing how to get around in the museum, we headed off to look at some of the oldest toys known to all of us. I thought that Stephen and I would be excited to visit here, but my teenagers' excitement for these nostalgic toys and relics really made my day.

Each room and wall is filled to the brim with toys that people all over the world have worked hard to preserve and bring here for the enjoyment of others.

What toy is your favorite?

I can guarantee you that if you played with any toys growing up, you will find them here in this museum. We found Star Trek toys, Three Stooges Toys, old army men, Disney toys, Barbie, Hot Wheels, Lincoln Logs, and guns — the old pop cap kind. Yes we were in total toy heaven.

But my husband who as always loved toy trains, melted my heart with his boyish grin when we rounded the corner and saw this —

Among the million-plus toys in the museum, you'll find toys from the 1700s to today, as tiny as a thimble and as big as a genuine, full-size Rolls Royce.

Seriously though — You need to visit the Toy Museum. This was definitely one of our favorite attractions while at Branson.

Here are some more photos of some of our favorite toys we saw while visiting the World's Largest Toy Museum.

 Adult tickets are $9.99 and children tickets are $7.99, but be sure to use the coupon above to save $2 per admission ticket you purchase.

 

Be sure to check out my other Branson posts and the attractions we visited —

Interested in reading more about Branson? Check out these posts!

• Your complete guide to Branson
• Visiting the Titanic Museum
• White Water Park
• World's Largest Toy Museum
• The Butterfly Palace
• Silver Dollar City
• Hollywood Wax Museum
• Sight and Sound Theatre
• Dolly Parton's Stampede
• Branson IMAX Entertainment Complex
• Clay Cooper's Country Express
• Showboat Branson Belle
• Florentina's Ristorante Italiano
• Grand Country Inn
• 5 Reasons You Should Visit Branson

When are you planning your next vacation?