Branson: Rick Thomas Mansion of Dreams Magic Show Tickets

Summary

Magic, laughter & surreal moments at Branson’s Mansion of Dreams

You’ll step right into Rick Thomas’s Mansion of Dreams in Branson—where magic feels personal, laughter comes easy, and every illusion pulls you further in. Watch dancers glide through impossible doors, hear stories behind each trick, and maybe even join Rick on stage if you’re lucky. You’ll leave wondering what was real—and kind of hoping you never find out.

What’s the experience like?

You know that feeling when you’re not sure if you’re awake or dreaming? That’s how it started for me, right as the lights dimmed in the theater in Branson and Rick Thomas just sort of appeared — not with smoke or anything cliché, but with this quiet snap and a grin. There was this faint smell of popcorn (someone behind us had snuck some in) and the velvet seat under my hands felt oddly comforting. I’d heard about the Mansion of Dreams show from a local at lunch — she said “it’s not just tricks, it’s like… stories that trick you.” She wasn’t wrong.

Rick moved through his illusions like he was inviting us into his own weird house — I mean, there were doors on stage that led to nowhere and dancers who seemed to float out of them. At one point he pulled a kid from the audience (the boy looked terrified but ended up laughing so hard he nearly fell off the stage). I tried to guess how he did the thing with the birds — still no clue. The music was loud enough to feel in your chest, but then sometimes it would go quiet and you’d just hear people whispering “how?” or gasping. It made me realize how much fun magic is when you let yourself believe for a second.

I didn’t expect to get a little emotional during a magic show, honestly. There was this bit where Rick talked about chasing dreams and suddenly everyone got quiet — even the ushers by the door stopped moving for a minute. Maybe it’s cheesy but I liked it. The whole Mansion of Dreams thing isn’t just about illusions; it felt more like being let in on someone else’s memories, with jokes and surprises thrown in (he actually made fun of himself for messing up a line — “I blame jet lag,” he said). We left still shaking our heads and laughing about the rabbit that wasn’t really a rabbit at all.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Rick Thomas' Mansion of Dreams

• Arrive at Branson theater
• Watch Mansion of Dreams show
• Experience grand illusions and magic
• Enjoy comedy, animals, and dancers

Top questions

Is Rick Thomas's Mansion of Dreams show wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

Are infants or small children allowed at the show?

Yes, infants can attend and specialized seats are available for them.

Does the ticket include live entertainment?

Yes, live entertainment is included with your ticket.

Are service animals permitted inside the venue?

Yes, service animals are allowed at the show.

Can children attend without an adult?

No, children must be accompanied by an adult.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

What’s included

Your evening includes entry to Rick Thomas’s Mansion of Dreams show in Branson with live entertainment covered by your ticket price—plus local taxes are already taken care of. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible and welcomes strollers or prams for little ones; service animals are also allowed throughout your visit.