Branson Bumper Car Racetrack Approved

Bumper cars ready to "Bump in Branson!"



Forsyth, MO— Officially, bumpin’ not rubbin’ is now racing. Members of the Taney County Planning Commission approved plans tonight for a $250 million electric-motor fueled bumper car racetrack outside of Big Cedar in a 4-2 vote. Professional drivers will be allowed to ram into each other however they must be at least 52 inches or taller to drive.

Branson Sports Entertainment Complex’s plan for a 3/4-mile track near Ridgedale has been criticized by Bass Pro Shops founder Johnny Morris and others in recent weeks, however, the amended proposal calling for quiet electric cars instead of loud NASCAR vehicles has pleased many in the area and eased concerns regarding noise pollution.

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The new bumper car floor will be the largest in America and will surpass the current record holder located at Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, Illinois, called the Rue Le Dodge. BSEC says the 65,000 seat arena can be used for other quiet adventures such as hot air balloon races, riksha and big wheel races.

Sources say the project will bring an economic boost to the area by stabilizing tourism, adding more than 2,000 construction jobs as well as create thousands of new jobs for carnies to operate the bumper car track. In fact, those with small hands, smoke pipes shaped like dragons and who are looking to settle down their  gypsy lives are encouraged to apply.