✈ Lake of the Ozarks Air Show THIS WEEKEND! ✈

The Lake of the Ozarks is full of fun annual events. This weekend, Saturday, September 22, 2018 is the Lake of the Ozarks Air Show at the Camdenton Memorial Lake Regional Airport. Vendor booths will open at 10:00 am and the show will conclude at 3:00 pm.  This annual event at the Lake of the Ozarks is going to be packed with entertainment for folks of all ages to enjoy. This day will consist of areal displays, static displays, vendor booths, car vs. plane rases, and much more. Your friends underground here at Bridal Cave and Thunder Mountain Park have all the details for what to expect at the Air Show this year!


Photo Credit: http://www.lakeoftheozarksairshow.com

Air-Show Acts 

Saturday will be a full day of fun and exciting air show acts. Expect to see a wide variety of planes sore through the sky. This year, you will get to see modified Pitts, Bi-Plane low level routines, WWII era aircraft, 1940s vintage Super Stearman, and much more! Visit the official Lake of the Ozarks Air Show Website for a full list of air show acts and learn more about each piolet.
Photo Credit: http://www.lakeoftheozarksairshow.com

Kid's Area 

The Air Show is family friendly and even includes a Fun Kids Area. The Sharing and Caring Foundation and Old Kinderhook are co-sponsoring the designated kid's area this year. Bring the kiddos out to enjoy a bounce house, Kent Klowns tattoos and bubbles, The cost for kids to bounce all day is $5 and when you purchase 2 kids passes, you get the third one free!

Ping Pong Ball Drop 

One of the biggest hits for the kids is the Ping Pong Ball Drop. Hundreds of ping pong balls are dropped out of an airplane and the kids get to go out and retrieve them for a prize! This year, Bridal Cave will be sponsoring the Ping Pong Ball Drop so you will have a chance to win a Family Pass for four! There will also be a few special marked ping pong balls to win a Big Surf Waterpark ticket.

 
Photo Credit: http://www.lakeoftheozarksairshow.com

Delicious Food! 

There will be numerous food and beverage vendors at this event. Coolers and outside food is not permitted to this event but don't worry there will some delicious options to choose from.

Ozark Coca Cola 

Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, Water, Powerade, and Tea. 

Mary Mother of Church Council #10381 

Fish Bites, Hot Dog, French Fries, Fried Apple Pie 

Child Advocacy Council 

Ice Cream Bars 

Kiwanis Club 

Popcorn & Nachos 

Iron Celtics Motorcycle Assoc 

Steak sandwich, Pork Chop sandwich, Brats, Chips, and Caramel Apple Slices 

Stop By the Bridal Cave Booth! 

Come see Jamie and Lindsey at our booth at the airshow to try your skills at paper airplane making and a chance to win a Family Pass for four to Bridal Cave. The air show is going to be a fun fall event and if you are in the area, you won't want to miss out! This is just one of the many fall events at the Lake of the Ozarks and our family attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks is open all year! Why not spend Saturday at the Air Show and then Sunday stop by our cave at the Lake of the Ozarks for even more family fun! Either way, we hope you have a great weekend enjoying the fall season at the Lake! 

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