Experience stunning views, fine dining and an extraordinary show all aboard the Showboat Branson Belle! This grand paddle wheel riverboat features a 2-hour cruise on Branson's beautiful Table Rock Lake, a 3-course meal served by a first-class wait staff and a Broadway-style production show. Be entertained by a talented cast of singers and dancers and hilarious comedy.

  

With seating for 700 guests, this magnificent vessel is the largest ship ever constructed on a landlocked lake. Take the voyage of a lifetime aboard Branson's own Queen of the Ozarks - the Showboat Branson Belle!

  

Menu (Noon Cruise) Salad: Garden Salad served with Cherry Tomatoes and Croutons topped with Vidalia Onion Dressing.

  

Entreé: Admiral's Choice Beef - A Braised Cut of Beef presented in a Demi-Glace Sauce. Glazed Chicken Breast - Glazed Chicken Breast served on a bed of wild rice. Entreés are served with a Vegetable Medley. Meal includes Sourdough Bread, Tea & Coffee

  

Dessert: Annabelle's Lemon Raspberry Torte Layers of light lemon ice-cream and raspberry sauce with a Graham Cracker crust, topped with a vanilla cream -- our own Showboat Signature Dessert.

  

Emcee Christopher James keeps the show rolling along during noon cruises with his own blend of humor. Known as the master of comedy and magic, Christopher has performed on stages across the United States and has been featured on NBC and CBS with unique and interactive comedy and illusions.

  

He is The Magicians' Alliance of Eastern States choice for Magic Act of the Year, Comedic Stage Act of the Year and the Entertainment Award of Excellence recipient. Christopher's act has also been showcased abroad as the United States representative at the 2005 Earth Festival in Oman.

  

Returning to the Showboat's stage, tenor Brad Baker is a graduate of Auburn University where he was selected as the U.S. representative to sing for the 2003 Rugby World Cup in Australia, and has since traveled the world as featured singer on a cruise ship. After performing in the international tour of Riverdance, baritone Cary Posavitz moved to Branson where he shared his talents at The Mansion America Theater and The White House Theater before joining the Showstoppers cast. Alto Miranda Vannoy graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and has since been featured in 42nd Street, Anything Goes, West Side Story and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.