Catch Dean Z’s two‑hour, high‑energy Elvis tribute at the Clay Cooper Theatre in Branson. This show spans Presley’s career with a ten‑piece band, immersive video, and crowd‑pleasing production values—plan to arrive early and expect an intermission.
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The lights snap up and the first familiar guitar lick cuts through the hush — you’re in the Clay Cooper Theatre, the crowd leaning forward as a single voice channels Presley’s swagger. Strobe and spotlight paint the stage gold; a ten‑piece band and horn section push the music into full throttle. For two hours you move through Elvis’s arc: teenage rockabilly, Vegas glam, and the late‑career belt that filled arenas.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all mobility levels though some seats may require stairs.
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History
Branson evolved from small country‑music gatherings into a concentrated live‑entertainment hub from the 1960s onward; theatres and family shows are central to its identity.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to use marked parking and stay on paved areas to reduce erosion near karst features; local organizations promote lake stewardship and responsible tourism.
Reserve your spot on the Dean Z - The Ultimate Elvis today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early
Get to the theatre 20–30 minutes before showtime to find parking, pick up tickets, and secure preferred seating.
Check Accessibility
The venue is wheelchair accessible and offers specialized infant seats—reach out ahead if you need assistance or specific seating.
Concessions & Cashless Options
Concessions open before the show and at intermission; carry a card or small cash for quicker service.
Photo & Recording Rules
Expect handheld phone photos without flash to be tolerated, but avoid recording video—confirm the house policy at box office.
Photo ID
Needed for ticket pickup or age‑verified purchases at the box office.
Layered Clothing
Theatre HVAC can be cool; light layers keep you comfortable during the show.
Earplugs (optional)
Useful for sensitive ears in close rows during loud numbers.
Card or Small Cash
For concessions and merchandise—card payments are widely accepted but lines move faster with contactless payment.