MEMORIES! What Has Changed at Silver Dollar City Since the 80's? SHARE YOUR MEMORIES!

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MEMORIES! What Has Changed at Silver Dollar City Since the 80's? SHARE YOUR MEMORIES!
This video was uploaded and posted on JOHN’S 50TH BIRTHDAY!
What better way to celebrate than to think about his Silver Dollar City memories! You can join in on the fun!
Leave your comments and share your memories of Silver Dollar City 20 or 30 years ago...or more! What did John miss? Did any of his memories from his 50 year old brain fail him?
John and the kiddos tour Silver Dollar City and John recalls what's new, what is gone and how the park is different than it was 20 or 30 years ago.
John used to work in the parking lot, which has gone through many changes. His dad, Bob Burton, worked in Personnel and at the Silver Dollar City Foundation for 27 years, and his sister Amanda has worked there for many years as well!
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@00DUCK 4 года назад

I remember there being more guns back in the late 70's and early 80's. I remember the train was held up by robbers on horses. Am I recalling that correctly? I recall there being more street shows. But the things I recall the most are still around. Fire in the Hole, Flooded mine, The Mine restaurant, Brown's candy, taffy, the scents and smells of the park, fresh cut wood, cinnamon, Candy, Funnel cakes, hot tar, and that fresh Ozark mountain air! Lastly, our experiences there wouldn't have been the same without all of the great park associates. Most everyone looks as if they are having fun even on the hottest days.

@TPF 4 года назад

The smells of the park are some of the best things about SDC!

@paulakaybrown2719 3 года назад

I still have my glass mug from the Saloon

@Disneysecretsaver 5 лет назад

I remember watching the diving bell travel across the pond every so often.... It was so cool and antique

@ericdraven7185 4 года назад

Disney Saver the diving bell ride didnt actually move... it was stationary.

@thornynettles 4 года назад

@@ericdraven7185 Nope. There was a *spoilers* submarine top that did surface in the middle of the lake every so often.

@sabruce01 5 лет назад

I miss the Jim Owen Float Trip! Diving Bell was awesome as well!

@markwright9214 3 года назад

Jim Owen's Float Trip was there before American Plunge.

@kschep85 5 лет назад

I visited all the time as a kid through the 90's it was our vacation every year. I loved riding the green Tram lol parking at the C turnaround. I miss Tom swayers landing with the ropes tree house and ball pit, there was also a mini coaster. I remember the waterboggan I didn't list it for several years and was sad to se see it go. I remember geyser gulch being the new kids thing. Buzz saw falls! loved that coaster had a lot of issues but was a cool ride. My sister and I loved riding thunderation backwards! you also used to be able to walk behind the waterfall behind the Lumbarcamp restaurant. and of course the lost river (sigh) although it seems like it getting a major upgrade the old one will always be nostalgic we used to make that our last ride of the day (our mom was smart that way) we would ride over and over until the park was closing many times not even having to get off the ride for another go. that whole riverfront area is changing i have a picture of me about 3-4 with my dad stand on the water pump infant of the river. Such great memories! I also love the new additions and can't wait to try Time Traveler!

@DockeryJames 4 года назад

Adjacent to Tom Sawyer's landing there was the hideaway. (Huck Finn's Hideaway if I recall.) Behind Grandfather's Mansion. You entered a spiral staircase in the trunk of a hollow tree. A small rope bridge would give access to a treehouse like structure. Inside was a small maze. And stairs leading to another level. The windows had bb guns turned air blasters. You were able to shoot at clothing hanging just outside. Then there was a mix of stairs and slides that brought you to the ground level.

@margaretvidrine5500 2 года назад

Really like SilverDollar City. Many new things. Wished I could have worked there.

@itsjustme6632 Год назад

By the time we walked up the hill from the parking lot we were really happy to see that tram.

@roycenelson6370 5 лет назад

When I start going down the taffy shop was down where the build a bear is now and there’s many other things of changed

@tobigrady4833 Год назад

I never really ate there but loved the snacks. I always had to stop and watch them make peanut brittle to get a free sample. After taking the train ride you stop by the taffy shop for free samples too. Drinking a sarsaparilla was a definite must do. In the winter their hot chocolate is amazing. They use to have a kids area with a big rope climbing areas and a craft spot where you could hammer round leather pieces, I think it was free, and make a necklace with your name or initials. You could always hear the mallets banging the metal stamps into the leather lol That was so much fun!

@janetswope5695 3 года назад

Green Trams...always our first ride of the day!

@bethhixon6320 3 года назад

I remember the diving bell.

@diaryofaplantkiller 5 лет назад

I miss Tom Sawyers Landing. The disgusting ball pit with the slides. The rope bridges going from one side to the other. The metal tube slides. Oh I also miss Huck Finns Tree House. That was SO COOL! The early-mid 90s was a happening time for SDC.

@hgfairholm 2 года назад

I remember going into a cave that was also a restaurant, you were served stew on pie plates and scones. It was SO good!

@gwenseaton1231 Год назад

I started coming when the stage coach was a ride so fun thanks for this segment

@itsjustme6632 Год назад

The only things I remember from my first trip ever, Early sixties, was three 'Authentic cabins' and the woodshop store. The smell of cedar is what I associate with Silver Dollar City. That and getting carsick on the way.

@cheryl2962 Год назад

Loved the green trans!

@BackSeatJunkie 5 лет назад

I drove those green trams at Christmas back in the late 80s early 90s. Summers I lived up in the Waterboggan tower.

@paulakaybrown2719 3 года назад

I remember RUBE DUGAN'S DIVING BELL!!!

@debramuse1097 3 года назад

Yes I. Remember

@roycenelson6370 4 года назад

I remember when you used to go in through the building that you come out of now

@paulinemosley134 5 лет назад

At the front by the water wheel there was a bridge you crossed instead of walking around the water not sure when it changed. I have been going since I was 1 and now I'm 35.

@insidiousoffroad5483 5 лет назад

The last time was there, was a year ago I noticed that the workers in the park have pulled away from the 1880's theme. You dont see them carrying there rifles and hoslted pistols as much. I think takes away from the experience. The train ride show is something I looked forward to and it has getting really bad, it needs to go back to the old script. We'll be there the 25th xant wait!!!!! Be going since I was kid 80's thur 90's. I remember the green trams.

@floydstutzman5270 4 года назад

I first started going I. 1968. I remember in the 70's when Fire in the hole was a new ride, sometime you would wait for 40 mins to ride it.

@MeganWalters2008 4 года назад

I remember the green trams too I think they started to have buses in the early 2000’s

@aussenn4915 4 года назад

MeganWalters2008 no that was definitely added in 2015

@maxmassey4325 Год назад

I started working in the pottery shop between my junior and senior year in high school 1977. It has changed a bunch! I miss the old days. Haven't been back in 30 years probably 😕 .

@rickyphillips6561 5 лет назад

I remember the Silver Dollar City Hotel , the train ride, the Treehouse(where everything was at a weird position or angle), the glassblowers, the Blacksmith shop, Oktoberfest, the Baldknobbers, the flooded mine, the various craftsmen, and maybe a couple rides and also the Mine Restaurant. These were all here in Silver Dollar City, or in Branson during the mid 1960's-early 1970's. I graduated from Paris RII High School(Missouri) in 1973.

@cloudcraft7153 3 года назад

The train ride is still there, the baldknobvers are, the flooded mine is the still there, the treehouse is still here and the versions craftsmen are still here

@pamcastiron4274 2 года назад

Went there in the 60’s as a young kid. Remember the cave, the stagecoach, a few buildings and of corse the gun fights on the street. I have a picture of my sister and I on a mule in front of one of the buildings. This is well before the Beverly Hillbillies filmed there. Everything changed after that. I still love SDC.

@TPF 2 года назад

Cool memories!

@RichGtr1 3 года назад

I miss being a kid and going here with my grandparents.. the best times of my life ! Looking forward to taking my son here !

@RichGtr1 3 года назад

The train and the part when it was robbed was a fond memory for me, I have pictures of the guys talking to me during the stick up and whatnot, this was like 82, 83, loved it !

@sirchickennugget9339 3 года назад

I would go there with my family every summer in the late 70's and early 80's~ We would walk from the Winged Eagle cabins by Table Rock Lake to get there. I remember making my own candles, buying a gun that shot a cork (or something like that) out, and it was attached to a string so you couldn't lose it. I remember funnel cakes! The American Plunge Log Ride and the little scenes happening before the splash- especially a man's arm with a hat twirling around in a circle as he drowned. I loved the Fire in the Hole! I remember taking pictures of us pretending to be stuck in a pillory, and a noose. Last, I remember the train ride where we got held up by gun toting criminals. The people who worked there were always in character and did an amazing job taking everyone back to another time!

@TPF 3 года назад

Great memories!

@toddcox8436 4 года назад

I used to like riding the Jim Owens river ride. That was probably in the 70’s.

@markwright9214 3 года назад

Changed to American Plunge in 1980.

@railrider4ever 5 лет назад

I remember the whole Diving Bell group of riders being “weighed” before entering. Just pre-entertainment while waiting. A one-time ride on the mule drawn carousel.

@markwright9214 3 года назад

You should do a video on the locations the Beverly Hillbillies filmed at.👍

@rowenaboone7740 Год назад

I have not been there since. They put in all the new. I rember the tiny Rollercoaster for child ride it was so rough and jerkin you so hard we were so sore we were all sick for days. The green trams were great

@drjanajones 2 года назад

I wrote the Hatfield Haint Show! 🤗

@TPF 2 года назад

That's awesome! ❤️

@jcsmith7550 2 года назад

PS - Molly's mill restaurant still has the table that goes up in the air but they used to have one that turned really slow and is gone now.

@nancyshirah8427 5 лет назад

I enjoy yall’s video (y’all is a Louisiana thing lol) I love your vids. I have a question that has nothing to do with SDC but we are going to Branson in October. We are staying at a place Called Stone castle i think. Do yall know anything about that hotel? All I know is that it has themed rooms.

@TPF 5 лет назад

Hi! Thanks for watching. We know of it but have never been inside. Branson is beautiful in October!

@jcsmith7550 2 года назад

i spent most of my younger years at Silver Dollar city and always loved it. I had a lot of friends who worked there and really miss seeing them there. i have not been there for over two years now. i know thing must change but it has definitely gotten away from the " Memories worth making" and the you have a great past ahead of you feel. I miss the festivals like the craft festival where there were TONS of craftsmen for you to see and learn from, not so much now. The Street performers kept it going as the battles between the Hatfield and McCoy's and made it fun. Shad Heller was the "Mayor" of the city, after his passing Gene Bortner took over as the Ambassador but he is gone now too.

@SWMOWoodsman 5 лет назад

I remember the green trams very vaguely. They came out of service in the early 2000’s I believe, and of course I was only 4 or 5 at the time, so I barely remember them

@jandunlap74 Год назад

My parents had the needlework shop called Ye Olde Stitching Post. It was in the building that looks like a little church, steeple on the top. It is in the background after you talked about the Time Traveler.

@TPF Год назад

That's so cool!!

@kansasgirl73 Год назад

As a kid we had to go every single year. It was sooooo boring back then. I was born in 73 so I have been many many times.

@jeremybaker7462 4 года назад

A few things I remember, the American Plunge was much different back then and I swear they used to have Smoked Turkey Legs at the Riverside Rib House.

@hunckercast 4 года назад

I remember the stage coach ride. Herman the Hermit's Tree House was my favorite! The street shows were great.

@zbeebs 4 года назад

Yes, the Diving Bell did exist! None of my siblings remember it and accuse me of making it up.

@TPF 4 года назад

Ha! Yes, it did!

@melissahiatt6026 3 года назад

I am 52 years old and I vaguely remember going to Silver Dollar City and Mom and Dad parking and crossed the highway and going in a different entrance. I had family that lived in Kimberling City. I definitely remember the green trams in this 70s and 80s. The entrance was way different than it is now. And the parking lots ended right there at the front of Silver Dollar City when they moved the entrance to the side of the highway. There was not a stoplight at that t. And the workers would park across the Highway since the public Start parking in front of new ticket booth. Things weren't near as busy as they are now! It was nothing to cross the highway there without a stoplight.

@toddrorebeck8417 4 года назад

I remember the TreeHouse, the old petting zoo, the kid zip line, the horses on the square squeezing the stalks, the old tractor, stage coach, and mulch on the trails instead of the asphalt.

@debramuse1097 3 года назад

God. Bless you and your. Family. My God keep your family. Safe

@paulakaybrown2719 3 года назад

The BIG goldfish in the SDC lake

@Disneysecretsaver 5 лет назад

The street performers were the best.... A good friend of mine was the undertaker and also the human robot that roved the main street area

@stephenschaefer1343 4 года назад

I also remember the stage coach ride, it got held up too. I remember when they had log rolling and lumberjack games on the pond. The entrance to SDC was where the exit is now. They had cash registers lined up for you to pay to get in. I remember Tom Sawyers adventure river ride where the American plunge is now. They use to have a place where they hewed logs for building cabins. The diving bell ride was cool too, great place to get away from the heet. I can remember when the flooded mine had people dressed up and waiting to reach out for people in the boats. I also remember a time when an actor would walk around the group waiting to get into the sallon for the show, he sometimes performed card tricks to people waiting in line. The first souvenir drinking mug was made of glass, I still have 1 packed away somewhere.

@TPF 4 года назад

I remember those glass mugs! Such fun memories! Thanks for sharing.

@jeremyheath1338 3 года назад

I was very young but i do remember the stage coach ride.

@richcrain 2 года назад

Would go to SDC in the late 60's. We would drive to the stop light in Branson and turn right then drive way out in the country. Parking was free. Entrance was free. Purchased tickets to go on a ride at each ride. The emphasis was more on crafts and 1880's theme. Yes, it has changed a lot. 🤠

@TPF 2 года назад

Great memories!

@scyphaprime 3 года назад

I am SO glad that a lot has changed since I was there WAY back in 1982. The only "coaster" there was Fire in the Hole. Even the Flooded Mine had no shooting gallery either. At least the train ride still had the awesome robbery show. Also, I do remember getting the "official" SDC board game in the gift shop. I'm so glad that I finally get to go back in April 2021.

@TPF 3 года назад

Enjoy your upcoming visit. How cool that you had the SDC board game!

@thornynettles 4 года назад

Yes, Rube Dugan! Hey do they still have Young Christians Weekend in the spring? I got saved at a Leon Patillo concert in Parking Lot C in the early 80s. Joe White led the prayer.

@TPF 4 года назад

John says he was probably at that same concert!

@jcsmith7550 2 года назад

i was there too! it was Leon Pattillo and Russ Taft

@frankfoust1037 4 года назад

Hey John. In the late 70s there was a old covered wagon that you could get tin type pictures. There was a ride of old diving bell.they had different types of cups. They are smaller cups. One of them has Buzz saw falls. One had a old time country Christmas.

@michelleappleton1746 4 года назад

I've always said that driving a tram at SDC is my retirement plan!

@TheCajundancer 2 года назад

I remember the green trams! I worked at SDC in 1987,1988 and 1989. I was an original member of The Cajun Connection band. They called me Janine the Dancin' Machine. Those were the good old days!

@TPF 2 года назад

That's cool!

@333sweethoney 2 года назад

What was the name of the old doll shop

@davidstone1293 3 года назад

Been a fan of the park since the 70s when I was a kid. I remember water fountains incorporated in to the water clock. They had wooden handles you would pull for the water to come out. Was very disappointed when they change them to traditional stainless steel plumbing hardware.

@TPF 3 года назад

I don't remember that. Sounds fun!

@teresagates8647 5 лет назад

I remember when they had a wagon making shop. Built full size wagons. Not sure of the year.

@thirtysomething4532 5 лет назад

My first time at SDC was 2001 when wildfire opened

@briantownsend9238 3 месяца назад

Huck Finn’s Hideaway, in the treehouse, through the fake tree. Air pistols, giant punching bags, and an exit through a cave.

@marymcmaster9189 3 года назад

They used to have a courthouse with a cute show in it.

@WDWPixieDust 5 лет назад

Just found your SDC tours on youtube. Been going to SDC since I was in a buggy stroller back in the 70's. Some of my memories include Jim Owen's float ride, Rube Dugan's, Waterboggan, and don't forget Huck Finn's Hideaway across from Big Jack's sandwich shop. It was the best when I was a kid. I remember Hatfield's Haint in the Riverfront playhouse. The other show I remember was called Chicken Thief from early 80s. Lots of changes over the years. Enjoy your vlogs. Good fun!

@TPF 5 лет назад

Hi! Oh, the memories!! I don't remember the Jim Owen's float ride, but all the rest I definitely do. I definitely miss Big Jack's. Man, those were GOOD sandwiches! Thanks much!!

@stephanieberger8826 4 года назад

I remember Tom Sawyer Land and the petting zoo. The tree house and there was a huge playing area for kids where they could walk across really thick ropes to get from one house to the other. Can't remember the name but it was a Half Dollar Holler on steroids!! Super fun and good times!!

@thornynettles 4 года назад

Do you remember there used to be a stagecoach ride for kids only and you passed some animatronic rocks and things that talked? And the original log flume had a whole other themed ride to it with a whirlpool where a guy's hat forever circled the drain and there were dark ride portions too. But seriously, Rube Dugan was the best ever.

@cheryl2962 Год назад

We used to have season passes in the 90s. Love it. I think it was better has a little 1800 s theme park. Too big name trying to keep up with Disneyland

@williamnorth2891 2 года назад

Heres what you missed before the River Blast there was Tom Sawyers Landing which I think opened when you worked there there was also a tree house attraction that you missed also Flooded Mine didnt have guns in the 80s that was a later addition in the 90s

@jeremybaker7462 4 года назад

Loved the Green Trams!

@fdhoniebear 5 лет назад

I rember the green trams 😳 Happy Birthday John 🤗

@TPF 5 лет назад

Thank you!

@Monsiemage 4 года назад

I was born in 94 and went to Silver Dollar cit when I was about 11. The story behind the knife shot having to stop letting people test fire black powder guns came from concerns that someone would kill someone riding the wildfire, when it first came to be, that's what I heard years ago, it's probably true.

@kellyweinberg4339 Год назад

I remember the green trams. We started going in the late 70's, but I don't remember much until the early 80's. They used to have drinks for kids in refillable fruit shaped containers, a zip line for kids into sand and a treehouse playground that included balls to jump and slide into. I remember Dugan's Diving Bell and the playground for the kids while the parents waited in line. Thunderation used to ride one car forward and one car backwards until they figured out that shouldn't do that in the 90's. I remember the water toboggan and I loved the shootouts throughout the day in the square. I still love the park, but they do get further from the original theme every year. I've been waiting for them to update Fire in the Hole and now they are getting rid of it and capitalizing on the process. No one wants that ride to go away and it's something everyone in the family can ride together. I also hate all of the upgrades. It used to be a first come first serve park, but now you have to wait longer for almost everything because of the ways people with money can skip. Thanks for the video. 😊

@DockeryJames 4 года назад

Hi! My father was a citizen at the park in the 80's. He was Homer at the Flooded Mine. And he had Ozzie the Ozark Buzzard (puppet). He would perform in character while being a ride loader. Homer would often appear in the street shows at the square. And had a few bit parts in the show at the amphitheatre. I would often spend the day hanging out at the flooded mine. I would usually watch from where the ride operator is now seated. Back then the operator had a perch on a post to the side of the loading bay. There are many changes to the mine since then. Back then, something happened to the audio tracks. My father and another ride operator had to redo the voices for much of the ride. So for the longest time, many of the prisoners were voiced by my father. It sounds like some still are. The ride culminated in the illusion of the boats being filled with ore. They used a strobe light and foam rocks in a net that would fall toward the boat then quickly reset in the dark. The small room to the right as you walk into the show building was a smaller room then. It had a ghost being projected onto a bust rather than a talking portrait. As a teen I was briefly a citizen in 1999. I worked at a concession stand selling cookies near "dockside".

@TPF 4 года назад

Such cool memories! Thanks for sharing!

@Jay_Tee2023 4 года назад

They didn't have cell phones in 80s when he worked there! lol and he says they were not "allowed" LOL

@cloudcraft7153 3 года назад

They did have phones, not cell phones,

@ericdraven7185 4 года назад

Ive been going since the mid 70’s as a young kid. Lots of changes many not for the better. They ruined the flooded mine, my favorite ride. And the saloon, used to have a much better show, with the while fight scene with the strobe light and the glass mirroe being busted.... the train was better back then when they actually robbed you and shot each other

@TPF 4 года назад

I remember the strobe light!

@rickyphillips6561 5 лет назад

I made a mistake concerning the Treehouse. It was actually Grandfather's Mansion that had all the weird positions and angles.

@ryanll7312 4 года назад

Ricky Phillips it’s still there!

@thenghthwkful 3 года назад

I remember going seeing the Dillards in Echo Hollow I think it was in the late 80s I haven’t been to Branson in 20 years going back this year if all things go good

@TPF 3 года назад

Hope you can make it back soon!

@williambflowers3860 4 года назад

MY DAD PLAYED THERE IN THE 74 TO 80 HE PLAYED BASS THE BAND NAME WAS MARBLE CAVE MY GRANDMA WORKED THERE FOR 12 YEARS MAKING LYE SOAP HER NAME WAS REBA FLOWERS I GREW UP THERE EVERY SUMMER AS A KID U MISSED THE TREE HOUSE & A LOT OF THE OLDER THINGS THAT WAS THERE BUT THANKS FOR THE VIDEO IF U CAN FIND IT A PLACE IN TIME VIDEO IT WILL SHOW MY DAD & AUNT & UNCLE PLAYING MUSIC AT THE FIRST OF IT I HAVE THE VIDEO WATCH IT

@TPF 4 года назад

Cool memories! Thanks for sharing.

@dmdohse55 4 года назад

i might of remember the tree house but did they have a saloon and pput the mirror back togetherinside and peanuts on the floor in the 70sit was so fun

@dmdohse55 4 года назад

carrie nation i was looking through my pics and the guy just said so i thought it was it was very entertaing of saloon girls and whatever didnt have callphones to take pics

@roderickrayrutledge2740 Год назад

What has changed at Silver Dollar City since the sixties? .... everything but the cave...it used to be about the time period and the hand crafted to thing's of the time period and not about the rides as much.

@genewilliams1335 4 года назад

Is all of the restaurant still on the square in branson

@Jay_Tee2023 4 года назад

I'm same age as him but I go back to the '70s not "80s

@melissahiatt6026 3 года назад

And they actually real tin types. I have a real one of my brother and i when I was about 14 and he was about four. Then they switch to paper I think. But then they got a new machine in basically just prints it on the piece of metal. It's not a real actual tin type

@roycenelson6370 5 лет назад

You said there’s charging stations at Silver City where they had I missed it this Last weekend

@diaryofaplantkiller 5 лет назад

Over in Firemans Landing. They are in red boxes on posts. Themed to look like hose holders if I remember correct. Bring your own cords though. :)

@Disneysecretsaver 5 лет назад

SDC needs to get a few fuel rod stations

@diaryofaplantkiller 5 лет назад

@@Disneysecretsaver I am going to politely disagree. I do not believe in the over priced fuel rod stations. Just plan ahead accordingly and you will be fine. Especially if SDC provides FREE charging stations. But I am thankful that you provided a difference of opinion. :)

@Disneysecretsaver 5 лет назад

@@diaryofaplantkiller I will start to agree with ya.... If they ever start charging to replace a empty with a full one. But, I have one and use them all over the USA. Mainly in airports... I love mine... Although I do have an external charger I sometimes bring... It's just larger than a simple fuel rod

@genewilliams1335 4 года назад

How can i get email from yall on stuff in branson

@jackthecat7897 3 года назад

how can u live without crossroads

@TPF 3 года назад

I don't know! 😔

@jackthecat7897 3 года назад

@@TPF me neither

@michaelt3885 Год назад

Repent. The end is near. Jesus is the only way into Heaven. Repent & ask Him into your life. Cleanse you from ALL unrighteousness. Make Him your Lord & your Savior. One day, YOU will go to Heaven. Amen.

@stephanieberger8826 4 года назад