World’s Largest Toy Museum

Location: 3609 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson, MO 65616

The World’s Largest Toy Museum Complex in Branson, Missouri, is a nostalgic wonderland spanning over 26,000 square feet across two buildings. It houses over one million toys and collectibles dating from the 1800s to the present.

This self-guided attraction features six distinct museums and numerous themed collections, making it a must-visit for families, toy enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone seeking a fun trip down memory lane. Highlights include rare antiques, pop culture icons, interactive displays, and massive exhibits like trains, Barbies, and more. It’s located at 3609 W 76 Country Blvd, open most days (typically Monday-Saturday), with free parking and on-site gift shops. Plan for 1.5–2 hours (or more if you linger), and all-day wristbands allow re-entry.

Things to Do at the World’s Largest Toy Museum

  • Explore the main toy exhibits — Wander through vast displays of tin toys, cast iron fire trucks, classic cars, tractors, farm toys (John Deere, etc.), pull toys, lunchboxes, M&M memorabilia, and more.
  • Marvel at themed collections — Check out over 900 Barbie dolls, extensive Disney (Mickey Mouse and friends), Star Wars, Star Trek, G.I. Joe, Super Heroes, NASCAR, sports memorabilia, Popeye, Lion King, and Roy Rogers Western items.
  • Visit the specialty museums within the complex:
    • National BB Gun Museum (BB guns from the 1850s onward).
    • Stearnsy Bear Museum.
    • World of Checkers Museum.
    • Harold Bell Wright Museum.
    • Paul Harvey Jr. Museum.
  • Experience the train displays — Admire model trains, including ceiling-suspended layouts and the impressive Roark Valley Modular Railroad with multiple trains and setups.
  • Play with interactive exhibits — Test out the Hot Wheels track, build with Lincoln Logs, play checkers, and enjoy coin-operated rides.
  • See unique dioramas and displays — View the 1930s A Christmas Carol department store window display and other nostalgic setups like space toys, sci-fi/action figures, and vintage Coca-Cola or Pez items.
  • Shop for souvenirs — Browse two gift shops stocked with hard-to-find toys, collectibles, and replicas to take home a piece of nostalgia.
  • Take photos and videos — Capture memories throughout (encouraged by the museum) and share on social media.
  • Relax and reminisce — Stroll at your own pace, spotting childhood favorites or introducing younger generations to classics.

This attraction delivers pure fun and nostalgia for all ages—perfect for a rainy day or any Branson itinerary! Tickets are available online or on-site.