Princess Diana Exhibition Ticket

Diana The People's Princess is a fascinating full-scale exhibition, where visitors experience an intimate glimpse at the life of Princess Diana, as told through her own personal objects and stories from every day life.

Displayed in a stunning 26,000-sq. ft. setting at the new Branson Exhibition Center, this unique exhibition showcases an impressive collection of royal dresses which she auctioned for charity weeks before her untimely death, as well as hundreds of authentic artifacts relating to her life in a world-class, museum-quality, interactive experience.

Schedule Notes

Your E-Ticket will be an "open ticket" valid for any date during operating hours while the Diana exhibit is on display in Branson. You are not restricted to attending on the specific date or at the time shown on the E-Ticket.

On Thanksgiving Day, the normal Sunday hours will be observed.

Closed Christmas Day.

Pricing Notes

PLEASE NOTE that the Family Rate is for two adults and two children. If the College Student rate is selected, each college student must present a valid student ID upon check-in at the Exhibition.

The Exhibition

Beginning in the exhibition center's 300-seat theater, attendees are given a dramatic introduction to the rest of the exhibition with a 15 minute video which helps tell Princess Diana's story in her own words and actions.

The rest of the self-guided tour takes guests through a series of zones, each dedicated to a different time in Princess Diana's life - showcasing personal objects and historic mementos throughout the exhibit.

Featured areas include:
~ Diana's Childhood home
~ The Royal Engagement and Wedding
~ Diana, The Princess of Wales
~ Diana's Favorite Role: As "Mum" to William and Harry
~ The Princess of Style
~ Humanitarian Projects and Building a Legacy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is on display?
- This exhibition showcases a unique combination of her actual dresses which she auctioned for charity weeks before her untimely death, as well as hundreds of authentic artifacts relating to her life in a world-class, museum-quality, interactive experience. The exhibition is intended to highlight the "real" Diana as told through the objects which touched her life, and provide a dramatic look at the worldwide impact of the life of this remarkable woman. From handwritten notes to intriguing insight into her daily life as a member of the British royal family, this special engagement offers a rich, personal perspective into of one of the most iconic and inspirational figures in recent history, Diana — The People's Princess.

What are some of the most important pieces in the collection?
- Exhibition visitors will get an opportunity to get an up-close look at hundreds of personal and public objects from throughout her life, including: -- The dramatic black dress Diana wore in her official portrait, and also while attending an evening performance of Les Miserable (1985)
-- The stunning, full-sleeve "Pink India" dress made famous by her visit to India to meet Mother Teresa (1992)
-- A Navy Blue dress with yellow accents she wore on the royal yacht Britannia. It is rumored that she explored the decks of the ship in this nautical-themed dress while barefoot (1981)
-- A beautiful Scottish dress she wore for a royal engagement
-- Hundreds of artifacts, including a slice of the royal couple's actual wedding cake, in a special presentation box signed by Diana's brother, personal notes written to acquaintances, and an official High-court copy of Diana's will with the official embossed seal on each page

How were the dresses obtained?
- Ms. Maureen Dunkel, from Tampa, Florida - who founded The People's Princess Charitable Foundation, Inc., is instrumental in sharing with worldwide audiences an impressive collection of priceless gowns from the late Princess Diana, which she had purchased just weeks before Diana's untimely death. Influenced both by the outpouring of public grief following her tragic death and the Princess' dedication to global humanitarian activities, Ms. Dunkel played a key role in the decision to share the dresses with the public for their sentimental enjoyment and appreciation of their historical importance. Several of these dresses are now displayed in Diana — The People's Princess in Branson.

What is the value of the dress collection on display?
- In 1997, Ms. Dunkel anonymously purchased more than a dozen dresses from Christie's auction house for approximately $700,000 - becoming the owner of the largest collection of dresses sold at the auction. Proceeds from the auction went to support Diana's many charities, in which she helped raise more than $3 million. These dresses, which were designed and made by some of Britain's leading fashion designers, are one-of-a-kind signature pieces as a part of a rare collection of authentic dress, and today are considered priceless. The dresses currently on display in Branson represent some of the most valuable pieces from her full collection, including the "Pink India" dress. During the run of the exhibition, it is anticipated that additional dresses from Ms. Dunkel's collection will be featured at various times, giving Branson audiences a fresh look at Diana's unique sense of style.

Can I buy Diana-themed merchandise?
- Yes, the Branson Exhibition Center will house a fully-stocked gift store featuring a wide assortment of high-quality, Diana-related merchandise to purchase as a memento of the experience.

Who is the exhibition geared toward?
- Diana — The People's Princess is a family-friendly experience, which will provide a rich, museum-quality experience to people of all ages and walks of life. From young children who are fascinated by the fairy-tale story of a real-life princess to those around the world who have been deeply touched by the life of this remarkable woman, Diana — The People's Princess offers something for everyone.

Is this exhibition making its first debut in Branson?
- This is the first world-class exhibition coming to the new Branson Exhibition Center (formerly the Roy Rogers Museum). This exhibition comes to Branson after a very successful engagement at Downtown Disney at the Walt Disney World Resort complex, and will feature an even larger collection of Diana-related items, many of which have never been seen by American audiences.

Is the exhibition wheelchair accessible?
- Yes, the entire exhibition was designed to give all visitors a welcoming and enjoyable experience.

Hotel pick-up or drop-off is not included. Rate includes taxes. Child age is 4 to 12. College students must show valid college ID card at check-in. Children 3 and under are free. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-840-8485.