Hollywood Wax Museum Branson, Wax museum in Branson, United States.

The Hollywood Wax Museum Branson is a two-story wax museum on Highway 76, part of the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center run by descendants of Spoony Singh. Its exterior carries a 150-foot-long Hollywood version of Mount Rushmore and the 40-foot Great Ape of Branson, added in the 2009 renovation. Inside, celebrity wax figures and sets change regularly, and a souvenir store sells celebrity merchandise.

The museum opened in 1996 and has remained a fixture on Highway 76 in Branson's entertainment district. Since its opening, this venue has established itself as one of the area's recognized attractions.

The museum displays recreations of movie stars, musicians, and entertainment figures through detailed wax sculptures that capture their characteristic poses and expressions. Visitors can explore these figures arranged in different scenes that represent moments from film and music.

The museum offers combined admission tickets that provide access to multiple attractions on the grounds. Visitors should allow time for taking photos with the figures and exploring the different areas.

The 40-foot Great Ape of Branson was added during the museum's $5 million renovation in 2009. The owners' wider work on the surrounding attractions, including Castle of Chaos and Hannah's Maze of Mirrors, earned the 2011 Branson Beautification Award.