Silver Dollar City Ready to Move Forward Through Time to 30′s

Saloon show to be reworked

Branson, MO – With the extra money made thanks to “Outlaw Run” SDC can finally move into the late 1900′s. “We are so excited, we have been stuck in the 1800s forever,” said SDC worker Harry Marshall, “We all cheered when the grand exposition moved us up to 1901, but now we have enough to move forward in time….maybe to the 30′s.”

The park plans to usher in the prohibition era by continuing to ban the sale of alcohol and opening a section of the park called “Jay’s Roaring 20′s” based on “The Great Gatsby”. There visitors can take a dip in an Olympic sized swimming pool tinted slightly red or pilot a 1920′s roadster down an ash covered road while dodging red headed mistresses.
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“We are most excited about the costume changes,” said Molly Newton, “Those flapper costumes will be so much cooler in the summer, and a speakeasy show will be a nice change of pace at the saloon.”

If funds continue to grow, SDC will be able to add Depression Era attractions (such as dirt viewing) by late 2014, and potentially hit the 1940′s by 2016.  “That is where we will really shine,” says park Spokesman Charles Randle, “Who wouldn’t want to witness our VE Day celebration on the hour every hour? Or our Manhattan Project Fireworks Show. It will be a blast.”