Groundbreaking ceremony held for $400 million amusement park, resort at Lake of the Ozarks

It will stand along the Lakeport property at U.S. Highway 54 and Jeffries Road adjacent to the Grand Glaize Bridge.
Published: May. 24, 2024 at 7:25 AM CDT
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OSAGE BEACH, Mo. (KCTV) - A new entertainment district project at the Lake of the Ozarks is officially underway.

On Thursday afternoon, developers broke ground on the Oasis at Lakeport development, a $400 million family resort and entertainment district to be located in Osage Beach, Missouri.

It will stand along the Lakeport property at U.S. Highway 54 and Jeffries Road adjacent to the Grand Glaize Bridge.

“Brinkmann is thrilled to be a part of the Oasis at Lakeport team and dedicated to continuing to build Missouri,” said Bob Brinkmann, founder of Brinkmann Constructors, the general contractor on the project. “We were built on relationships and continuing our strong partnerships on this project will ensure success and contribution to the growth of Missouri.”

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Construction plans for the project include a year-round entertainment destination with 25 acres of amusement rides and attractions, a 402-room Marriott Resort and Conference Center property with 30,000-square-foot conference center, indoor waterpark, restaurants, 200 public boat slips and a 1,000-space parking garage.

“With construction underway, we are targeting a Summer 2025 grand opening for Oasis with restaurants and numerous amusement offerings, including roller coasters, a 200-foot-tall observation wheel and thrill and family rides,” said Todd Schneider, co-managing partner of SkyView Partners. “Oasis at Lakeport will offer family-friendly offerings to the Osage Beach community and numerous tourists who are looking for memorable activities and experiences to share with family and friends.”

The second phase of Oasis at Lakeport will include the construction of the Marriott Hotels Resort and Conference Center and indoor waterpark, planned for the fall of 2026.

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