Right on West 76 Country Boulevard, the whole concept of this amusement park is built around the legend of Sasquatch. The park is split between indoor and outdoor attractions, with the main exterior feature being an 18-hole mini-golf course. The course winds through whimsical landscapes full of themed obstacles, animatronics, and staged “Bigfoot Sightings.” At various holes, you’ll find spinners that add a random challenge to the game, forcing you to putt in an unusual way. The first nine holes are designed to be accessible for strollers and wheelchairs.
Inside, the space is dedicated to a large arcade and a set of escape rooms. The Bigfoot Arcade is a pretty standard setup with modern games and a prize redemption counter, while the Bigfoot Escape Rooms are more elaborate. Here, teams work through a cinematic storyline involving a character named "Benny the Bigfoot," navigating immersive sets with lifelike props and hidden passages. A common pattern is to play a round of mini-golf and then head into the arcade, and sometimes a ticket for one of the main attractions will include credit for the games.
For years, the park was defined by its 200-foot-tall Bigfoot Action Tower, a structure that was a prominent fixture on the Branson skyline. While the thrill rides on the tower are no longer running, the rest of the park continues to operate around the central theme. Music plays throughout the entire property, tying the different areas together.
Big Foot of Branson
