My family and I visited The Island in Pigeon Forge early on a Monday morning, and it turned out to…read morebe a great time to go. We parked across the street in their free parking area, which had plenty of available spots at that hour. The walk over was less than a mile and very manageable. Although the weather wasn't ideal--light rain and chilly temperatures--it didn't take away from the experience. We started by walking around and taking everything in. There are so many cute shops, unique stores, and plenty of great photo opportunities throughout the area. We did a little shopping, sampled some food, and purchased tickets to ride the Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, which was a highlight. Before heading out, we made one last stop at Ole Smoky Moonshine, which is always a fun experience. Even though the weather didn't fully cooperate, we still had a great time and really enjoyed our visit. The Island has a fun, lively atmosphere and offers something for everyone--we'd definitely go back!

This is a very beautiful shopping place in Pigeon Forge. I really loved the dinosaur figurines…read moreoutside; cool! With that being said, we found it a bit of a tourist trap and pricey, but that was to be expected for the area and kind of place this is. There are tons of alcohol tasting places and food places through out here. We did do a stop and tasting at Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine, which was unique enough since I am from the west coast visiting, and fun. I still think if you want more authentic tastings and food, to go to downtown Gatlinburg instead (it's all similar enough though). We also did a wine tasting here and all the wines were so sweet for my palette. I did enjoy the shops and pursuing around this beautiful area. A great spot to get some steps in. Many places also offer free samples of food to (like the candy store) so don't be afraid to go in and try.

Well to start the parking was 25.00 and we saw adds everywhere for the new ride( Night passage )…read morethis is one reason we went but we could not even find construction site for where it might be some day . We love the train and it was closed as well .

I grew up going to Disneyland since the 1980s. To me, that has always been the standard for…read moreamusement parks. Fast forward to 2026 and it was my first time coming out to Pigeon Forge to check out Dollywood as I was in town to participate in the inaugural Run Dollywood Half Marathon. Although I had a 2-day park ticket, I needed to save my legs for the race. Parking was $25, but thankfully, it was free for race participants and spectators. For both days, I didn't stay very long. It was raining the first day, so I mostly walked around to check everything out. It wasn't too large, but a decent size. Over the 2 days, I did go on 2 rides: Lightning Rod and Blazing Fury. The Lightning Rod was a pretty thrilling ride. They really do have you strapped in tight! The Blazing Fury was entirely indoors, kind of weird, and much more tame in comparison. Some other rides that I saw were Demolition Derby, Lemon Twist which was their version of Disney's Mad Tea Party, and The Amazing Flying Elephants which was their version of Disney's Dumbo. They had quite a few more rides. It was a good mixture of rides for the little ones as well as for the older thrill seekers. While they had a lot of fair type foods at various locations, I only made sure to visit the Grist Mill to try their famous cinnamon bread. I don't have much of a sweet tooth and I thought it was indeed worth it and lived up to the hype!

Goats on the Roof is ALWAYS a must do when we visit Pigeon Forge!! The mountain coaster is one of…read morethe best in PF and who doesn't love seeing the goats!!! We will be returning on our annual Memorial Day trip this year!!!

We had fun doing this experience, and it's super cheap. The bike that carries the food to goats…read morewas a little awkward for adults (you can't adjust the seat) but I had laughs. Inside they have touristy souvenirs, and outside there was a couple in a booth by the exit selling "timeshares that aren't timeshares" that felt a a little sketchy to me. My bf got caught in a convo with the man and he was fitting tmi questions in. How often are you here? What's your income back home? What's your job? The goats were cute, esp the babies. It was a nice spot to get hands on with animals.

This was a very fun adventure even for a scary person like me. I purchased the groupon which was a…read moregreat deal for 2 for $23. I reviewed the pricing upon arrival and it was $14 for kids. Every penny count nowadays so I'll take it. If the child is under a certain height they require them to ride with an adult. *Insert my nerves kicking in about this* I will say it looks more intimidating that it actual is. No big drops and you can adjust the speed as you ride. I built my courage to go faster the second ride but the employee did ask for me to not hold up traffic like previous did! Good adventure!

If you truly want to experience the Smoky Mountains, then you need to ride the Alpine coaster,…read morewhich we were told is the longest mountain coaster in the country. There is nothing like climbing the mountain in a single car, by yourself, and then reaching the top and dropping down the other side at speeds up to 35 miles an hour, would the only thing to slow you down is a hand break you pull back.

Magical fun for all! We have passed MagiQuest many trips,…read moreuntil this last visit we decided to go for a date. My husband and I had the best time, completing quests and racing against the clock! It was a fun and immersive experience. It reminded me of the interactive experiences they have at the wizarding world of Harry Potter in universal. Would highly recommended for people of all ages! And as someone with mobility issues, they have an elevator and plenty of spaces to sit and rest.

Magi Quest is a fun arcade for kids to play. They were clean and organized …read more Kids had lot of fun trying out different games

You know what, hell ya. Over all I did like this ride. My 3 year old did too!…read more Was it dark ? Yup, was it a bit out dated ? Yup But it added to its charm and honestly we loved it It's definitely an experience- if you've never done it before, do it! Unless you don't like the dark.... Don't do it lol lots of pitch black parts of the ride But if my 3 year old can do it and love it. So can you

So bad that it's good. Go into it expecting an outdated roadside attraction and enjoy it for what…read moreit is. Don't go into it expecting a modern ride. Yes, the animatronics are jolting, very similar to the creepiness of the outdated ones which are still at some of the Florida theme parks. Some of the dinosaurs you can't tell that they're even dinosaurs and they look like they have been made from Car size taxidermy snakes you'll go through your ride trying to work out what a lot of of the dinosaurs are.. But that's all just part of the fun in the experience. Going into it knowing all of this and you'll have a great time, obscure time,

Came here, and it's a mad house, long lines, children running loose and wild came here to play…read moreEverworld the AR (not VR) . Was told it would be about a hour, $25 per person. The videos made it look cool. I would say 3/5, once you beat the game, it's done, so I was there $24 mins, the videos aren't even close to what you get. Not worth it. Carts and games are on

We went to this park today with our family, and it was absolutely a lovely experience…read more We went early enough where there was just a small crowd. Any time we went to the counter, April, all dressed in appropriate purple, and Chris, helped us. Thank you for going the extra mile and making this day fun. Mike and TJ

This was an amazing experience it was very similar if not the same technology as Soarin' Over…read moreCalifornia in which I experienced at Disneyland in California this takes you over several landscapes over the world instead of just California every time you travel over a coastline us sprayed with the mist of water and every time you travel over a field you are ambushed by the scent of whatever location you travel over the feeling of being in flight is something that you can't imagine as a human being but this seems to be as close as it gets to being birdlike. if you decide to go to Skyfly Soar America. Try to make it one of the first or the last experience of your day as it will be super crowded anytime of year as it is an indoor venue and it seems many people want to experience it more than once the cost is reasonable they also offer military discount so be sure to ask for any discount whether it's senior or military and they will apply it to your ticket. Overall skyfly Soar America is a 5 out of 5 for any attraction of his kind finally please forgive me if I have any misspelled items as this is the first time I'm using a dictation app as it's easier to write my review with my carpal tunnel syndrome probably too much information but it is what it is.

All 4 of us went on this soaring ride like the one in Disney World. So much better and we'll worth…read moreit. We thoroughly enjoyed this motion ride. It was $26 a person. Last about 15 min. A must do.

We came here today as they offer double rider go karts, which was perfect to be able to take our…read moretoddler as a passenger on the racecourse. Minimum height is 36 inches for the passenger so this ticked our box! We ended up purchasing 60 credits for $55 and we used our $10 off voucher which brought it to $45 for 60 credits which was a great value! We were able to do both tracks as well as many of the children rides. Such as the planes, train, carousel, and swings! Such a fun day for a morning or afternoon out.. our little one was over the moon and had a great time. Everything was well functioning and staff was so friendly and helpful. 10/10 experience

This place is a long time, staple when visiting the Smoky Mountains. Over the years as it has lost…read moreits luster a little. Still plenty of fun things to do here. Employment in the area must be an undertaking. Great go carts and putt-putt but service with a smile doesn't exist here. I visited the kids area and staff is robotic and seem to all wish they were not standing there waiting to push a button .

Great arcade with a rather large variety of games and prizes to purchase with tickets you win at…read morethe machines. They have a ton of different claw machines, many of the different "new" style arcade games...it will have the youth or the young at heart entertained for hours on end. Prizes are a bit spendy in terms of ticket cost but the games are reasonably priced.

This is a go-to when we are in town visiting. Pricing isn't horrible and they have a variety of…read morearcade games to select from. Most of the staff are friendly, but the ones behind the prize counter can be a little less friendly (I'm sure it's from standing and dealing with customers running them to death, but it's part of the job). It would be nice if they would also offer some concessions since people could be there for hours.