Marvel Cave

"Marvel Cave, a part of Silver Dollar City, is an excellent cave to visit, with entertaining guides, huge cavern rooms, small passageways, cool formations, all with good access. There are stairs to climb and rocks to duck under, but still quite accessible. Several in our party, including some youth, rated this as the best part of the trip!"

"Just spectacular! This is a vertical cave system about 500 feet down the ground. The cathedral chamber of the cave is ginormous and the view of the chamber from the entrance above is stunning and a bit intimidating. There is also a magnificent underground waterfall at the bottom of the cave. It is difficult imagine that there can be a big underground waterfall that deep. The Marvel cave trip was one the best experiences you can have in Branson and Silver dollar city."

"Absolutely loved this tour and I know the reason ours was amazing is because of our cave guide Vivian. She is not only knowledgeable but fun, and she has a way of comforting you but moving your butt along through that cave as you do need some coaching and reminders. I have never had a guide that made the experience so much better than it already was. By far one of the best tours I've ever been on. It makes a big difference when the people are passionate about what they do. Would love to spend the day with her down there."

"Directly under Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO, this cave is very unique and part of your day pass to the park! It's a walking tour with some skinny spaces and lots of stairs so be prepared. As an added bonus it's a great place to cool off from the summer heat. :) The guides are great and full of information about the Osage tribe and each of the magnificent rooms you'll tour. Be aware that there are mineral deposits that may get on your clothes and shoes. Don't wear your good leather shoes here!"

"A great experience lasted about an hour to an hour and a half. There are a lot of steps going down and some tight spots, but it was worth it. Our tour guide was great. The cave was beautiful, and the history was interesting."