Branson Family Fun Factory

Fun, nice, and simple. Only did lazer tag and several arcade games and that was a blast with my daughter. Not that many people there and was fairly empty for a Saturday morning.
We played the Star Trek arcade game, but half of the screen did not work. The arcade had mostly older games, but some fairly newer ones among basketball games and skiball games.
Overall, this place had a nice charm to it.

This is where you can go if it’s raining, and you are really really bored. Three main attractions here.
Mini golf: indoors and black-​lit. Some of the paintings on the walls are scary, so I would recommend avoiding if there are any easily scared small children (or adults… you never know.) The course is overly easy, and except for the very end, every surface is flat. Don’t expect a challenge.
They also advertise laser tag, but because of someone getting cranky because of being hungry (there is no food but for a few vending machines) we had to leave. As far as I can tell, this is the only laser tag in the Branson area, so if this is your thing, I’d give it a try.
There is also a small arcade, with mostly older games. I didn’t give any of them a try.
The staff of one was friendly; there was basically no one there on a Saturday afternoon. It is reasonably priced, so stop here if you’re on a budget.
Over all, fun, but without the glitz and glamour of the rest of Branson. It’s off the beaten path and probably visited mostly by the locals. If you are tired of people, this is the place to visit.