Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre Tours

The Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre has been a landmark theater in Branson since the 1990s, when Mickey Gilley became one of the first country music stars to set up a theater residency in Branson. Guests visit the state-of-the-art theater to see a wide variety of shows, including music, comedy, and acrobatics.
 
The Basics
The theater has a capacity of 998 seats, known for being comfortable with generous legroom. A diverse array of shows, ranging from country music by Mickey Gilley and George Dyer to acrobatics from groups such as the Amazing Acrobats of Shanghai, take advantage of the theater's state-of-the-art lighting and stage effects. To fully experience the theater, plan to attend one of its many performances. Shows do sell out, so it’s best to book in advance.
 
Things to Know Before You Go

• Flash photography and videotaping are not permitted during shows.
• Concessions are available in the theater.
• The theater is wheelchair accessible, with nine dedicated wheelchair seats.
• Visit the on-site gift shop for souvenirs and memorabilia.

 
How to Get There
The theater is located on Highway 76, near the intersection of Keeter Street, along a stretch in Branson known as Country Music Boulevard. Free parking is available.
 
When to Get There
The showtime schedule changes on a regular basis. Some shows feature multiple showtimes in one day, including morning or afternoon and evening shows. It’s best to check the schedule to avoid disappointment. Some shows also offer a meet and greet after the performance.
 
Theaters in Branson
Known as the “live entertainment capital,” Branson is home to a large number of theaters and performing arts venues. Besides Mickey Gilley Grand Shanghai Theatre, other popular theaters include the Andy Williams Performing Arts Center and Theatre, Clay Cooper Theatre, Dolly Parton’s Stampede, Hughes Brothers Theatre, the Little Opry Theatre, and the Mansion Theatre.