There were a number of older reviews and some had talked about a smell. We didn't smell anything…read moreand the seats reclined nicely. The screen and sound were good and the place clean.

We hit a movie in this area and I'm glad we came here to this theater. It was clean and they had…read morethe reclining seats. Seats were a little hard on the calves but felt good on my bad back. Great sound quality.

This was a super cute little movie theatre and for just released movies for $5.25 each was a…read morefreaking deal! I didn't mind the little walk or the fact that it wasn't the newest thing opened either. The concession stand was the same as most and it was actually a little cheaper than ours back home! It's definitely worth a return! I hate we don't have it back home where I'm at!

I went today with my two young children to be met with extremely rude and disgusting behavior from…read morethe staff. The counter attendant's name was Alan and he made some creepy comments to my daughter who is 8 years old. He was trying to compliment her and then He told her to make sure she doesn't sit on any stranger's laps and when I immediately addressed it telling him that was inappropriate and he shouldn't say anything like that to children he laughed in my face. I then told him it wasn't funny at all. Super creepy staff, beware going here with small children.

First, I really enjoyed the Soul of Motown show. The performers were generally excellent and the…read moresong choice was on point. I understand that the Grand Majestic Theater is closing soon, so that may explain some of the issues we encountered. There were very few staff working, so they had to man both the bar and the box office. We were supposed to check in with the box office but there was nobody there because the staff were working the bar. Anyway, we got everything sorted eventually and made our way to our seats. We had a good view of the stage and the seats were comfortable! The sound quality was pretty decent and they had a screen behind the performers showing visuals (song names, cool colorful displays to make the performances more exciting, etc.). One of the side screens wasn't working, but no big deal. It would have been even better with a live band but of course that's a much more expensive option. Parking was easy since there was a dedicated lot at the rear of the theater. Overall, I enjoyed coming here and would definitely recommend people check it out before it closes for good at the end of this season.

The food was hot and tasty. The show was very good. Great customes, beautiful backgrounds and…read moretalented singers. For the money it was worth it.

This venue is great! It's probably one of the oldest theaters in the area that is still running…read moreunder the same name. The show did not disappoint it was entertaining, the talent was outstanding, and the price was on point. I would recommend anyone that enjoys a good theatrical performance with music and dancing, this is the place you want to make sure that you get a ticket. Tickets are easy to get, usually available the same night if your plans change and you need to pivot. The venue is large but not too large, and they actually have some pretty decent concerts lined up at the same time. Check them out you won't be disappointed.

What a pleasure to spend time with this amazing cast of singers. I was overwhelmed with their…read moregifts and talents. Their balance was awesome abd the ability to shift through style after style with so little effort. A ture variety show on every level.

What a great experience! We did not have enough time to do the dinner theatre, but plan on a…read morereturn trip soon. The museum portion was so much more than we expected! There are actually three museums in one location. The Life of Jesus is told in a 360 degree panorama. The Shroud of Turin is very interesting and informative. We started in the Hall of Fame Gospel Singers rooms...displayed well. Ordered tickets online with ease and service on property was no problem. The building and location were convenient, clean and nice bathroom.

Love the idea of having a local family come in and do it all - serving the food, singing worship,…read moreand acting. Tons of caveats to this place, though. 1. Price is way too high for what you're getting (more later). Can justify the $55ish you pay. 2. Food is traditional southern food. Sits heavy and fatty. Baked potatoes, sad-looking fried chicken tenders, pot roast, pulled pork, broccoli, corn, mac 'n cheese, wild rice, turnovers for dessert. Honestly not great but it is all you can eat. 3. The worship show was nice! About 45min while you eat. The main guy is a pastor at a new church out of Pigeon Forge high school and that is pushed on you a lot during the service. Musicians were definitely talented. 4. Show was meh at best. Went to see the Prodigal Son, a great story. Acting was not the best and most of the visuals were holograms. 5. Seats were old and a bit lumpy and not comfortable. 6. Theater itself was dirty. Napkins and straw wrappers on the ground, etc. 7. Waitress comes around with drinks (water, sweet/unsweet tea, lemonade). Not much to do pre-show either. The Southern Gospel Music exhibit right in the main lobby is interesting for 5-10min and there are random souvenirs around. Cafe for coffee, sodas was closed (July 3rd). Great idea but a bit misfired.

They're anti-2A and anti-Law Enforcement. Went with my family and as a federal law enforcement…read moreofficer, was carrying concealed as I do EVERYWHERE. Not only was I informed that concealed permit holders are prohibited from carrying inside, but that law enforcement officers not actively responding to a call in the venue were also prohibited. Yet, the armed security guard at the door with 3.5 minutes of training was allowed inside with a firearm. I spoke with the manager who was very nice and understanding and agreed to refund my tickets. I'm sure there are folks reading this who disagree with me on this and that's fine. I chose not to be a sheep in a world where wolves are everywhere dressed in sheep's clothing. You do you though. I grew up in Tennessee, so this was the absolute last thing I expected in a conservative, pro-2A state. How does a business that takes this stance survive?

First time my husband and I saw the show. Loved it. Will go back. We laughed all night!!read more

I came here with my wife and 4 year old son and we had a good time…read more First, the experience is pretty intense so I would recommend choosing the least scary experience (the one with the robot bandits, I think) if you have a young kid with you. We chose Dark Castle because my son likes skeletons, but it ended up being a little overwhelming for him. Basically, they strap you into a chair, you have a laser blaster and 3D glasses, and you fire at all of the stuff leaping out at you from the screen. There were definitely some jump scares that startled everyone. If you get too scared, you can perform a gesture to the attendant to stop your chair from moving or even stop the ride entirely, which I thought was nice. I thought the ride was a lot of fun, personally, but my son was pretty scared, as mentioned before. Overall, I'd definitely do this again as an adult, but I'd be wary of taking my young kids with me.

This ride is an enjoyable way to have fun. It is very cheap and enjoyable! It is an immersive…read moreexperience, and no, it might not be the most high-tech, great quality ride, but it is great for the price.

It's hard to give this less than 5 stars, especially considering how much I love Miss Dolly. The…read moreentertainment was of course fun, the horses and the silliness made for an entertaining spectacle. Expect a little North verses South ribbing, and the typical 1990s textbook American Exceptionalism that doesn't quite ring true in 2026. Can you treat us poor vegetarians just a little better? For such a meat based fare, I was happy to see a veggie plate option. But it was unceremoniously wrapped in plastic wrap and underneath was found a mostly unseasoned vegetable medley. The rice was ok. I enjoyed getting the biscuit, mashed potatoes and corn on the cob from the main dish more.

Fantastic Family Fun! We had kids ranging from 3 to 12 who…read moreall had a great time. Nobody went home hungry.