More Attractions at The Great Passion Play
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 Tabernacle Tour: The children of Israel, under the supervision of Moses, built the Tabernacle, “a dwelling place of God on Earth”, around 1450 B.C. As directed by God, the Tabernacle was carried by the children of Israel throughout the 40 years of wandering in the desert wilderness and into the Land of Canaan. |
 Buffet Restaurant: Visitors rave about the delicious selections available at our all-you- can eat buffet. The buffet features a variety of entrées, hot vegetables, salads, desserts, and beverages. |
 Gift Shops: Everyone in your party will enjoy spending time in the Great Passion Play gift shops. Our two shops provide a wide variety of special items including t-shirts, religious keepsakes, inspirational tapes, books, jewelry, Christmas items, souvenirs, and home decor. Gift certificates are available. |
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Trip Planner : Spend the day at the play. |
 The potter: Each evening before The Great Passion Play performance, the Potter stands at his wheel molding clay into form. As he works the clay, The Potter teaches from inspirational passages of the scriptures, including Jeremiah 18. |
 One of the most visited attractions in the Ozarks, is the magnificent Christ of the Ozarks statue on the grounds of The Great Passion Play complex. It overlooks the picturesque Victorian village of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The inspiring image of the seven-story statue may be seen from the village's historic district in the valley below. At an altitude of 1500 feet, the statue is made of 24 layers of white mortar |
