Reasonable priced. Gave my husband a great military discount for our group…read more The course was amazing!

Offers two unique 18 hole courses, one is very accessible for strollers if you have young children…read more Employees always friendly, we stop here often and it's a good time.

It's good because it's indoors. It's good or bad because it's an EXTREMELY EASY course, which could…read morebe good or bad depending on who you're with. It's also really dark in there. See if you can find a coupon and check it out!

At $6 pp and inside a cool spot, I think this miniature golf spot is a great deal. Plus, it's…read morelocation is super convenient in downtown Gatlinburg. If you want to include the mirror maze, it's only $4 pp more. You'll play in black light and surrounded in neon-painted circus-themed holes of golf. None of the holes are overly complicated, which I appreciated. At the end of the game we were only 1 stroke apart! When entering we were offered the upsell of 3D glasses. These aren't needed for golfing. Apparently they enhance the displays only. We passed.

We had a fun time here. It's right on the strip and easy to get there. A variety of themed rooms…read morekept the kids entertained the whole time. The price is right and it's indoors so you can escape the heat!

No black lights were on. The long haired blond guy/girl?? Was so rude and treated us like we were a…read moreburden from playing on it's phone. No interation, no "Thank you" You really should get a better employee to run the counter. That person was miserable and lazy.

BEST. ESCAPE ROOM. IVE DONE!…read more Here in town just for a few days but this escape room was perfect for a team of 7. Started off easy and then got complicated in a super fun way. Dan treated us so well and immersed us so much in the story! Do the Atlantis room for sure!! You can have as much as a little help as you want, and each puzzle felt so great to solve as long as everyone split up and figure things out. Definitely a must stop if you're in Gatlinburg!

The only nice thing about this course is the view. It looked neat from the street, but after…read morepurchasing tickets they told us that one of the courses was closed. The closed course looked to be the neater of the two courses. The one we had to do was nothing special and definitely not worth the $20 per person price. They didn't even have putting mats to place your balls and a lot of the holes seems to be sloping sideways down the mountain. With a name like Old Mountain Trail course you would think they'd be playing bluegrass or something, but no, they played dance music the entire time.

Great place for a family outing in Pigeon Forge! We had grandparents and littles with us on a hot,…read moremuggy day, so the indoor course was a perfect option! Our kids loved the sea and mermaid theme. There's also an outdoor course that is pirate themed. There are several fun photo ops along the course. The space was colorful, clean and well maintained. I had to give up actually playing putt putt since I was keeping up with the kiddos, but the rest of my family really enjoyed the course. I loved that they had a very accessible restroom for those with kids. One of the stalls in the women's restroom had a changing table and a kid's potty seat! (Hopefully the same is available on the men's side.) My only recommendation for them would be to offer a step ladder for kids to reach the sinks and paper towels as an option for hand drying. Plenty of free parking, too!

Sky Pirates of Mermaid Bay is one of the top mini golf experiences around. The theming is fantastic…read moreand really immersive, and the rooftop Sky Pirates course is the standout of the two. The only downside is the loud music, which made it hard to hear what the pirate figures were saying, if they had audio at all. With two courses totaling 36 holes for $25, it's a great value and easily ranks in the top five mini golf spots in the area.

We paid to come up and then after $150 for our family realized that the sky walk was closed. Many…read morebridges and things were also closed. I was disappointed we weren't informed of this before purchasing. Our dinner at Clifftop restaurant was sub-par. I'm leaving this review at 4 stars since I know many people rave about the sky walk (we weren't able to see this so I'm unsure) and the kids play area was super fun. My kids could have played for hours. It's multiple levels and really large. I felt that staff could have been more present in the children's area though. They were just hanging out and talking and not helping to keep the slide area safe. While we were there a parent lost her child and no staff was present anywhere. That was discouraging. It's beautiful here. So many beautiful views. Entertainment, and lots of nice places to sit and relax. We even had a chance to see a black bear.

We decided to take a trip up one of the mountains in Gatlinburg. There are several options, as far…read moreas different companies, to take a chair lift or gondola up one of the mountains, and each go to their own different mountain. And at the top of each the company that owns them has their little attractions area. I had searched online, but was not able to find much about Anakeesta being ADA friendly. After having visited, I can assure you it is not very ADA friendly at all. For reference point for any longer period of walking I need a walker, but I can go short distances with a cane. The "crystal" gondolas (basically meaning all glass except the roof) can hold up to six people. While you can board the gondolas with a walker or stroller, it will be a tight fit, but it is accomplishable. Otherwise access to the mountain is through a bus kind of situation. Once at the top of the mountain activities are limited if you are using a walker or wheelchair or have children in a stroller. The tree top walk has stairs at many points and while you may be able to switch to a cane, it is a very long course and you will likely not have the energy to complete it if you really rely on a wheelchair or walker. The overlook tower is only stairs. Thankfully, there are some decent places where you can sit and at least enjoy the view while your party goes and does all the different activities. However, I feel that for the inaccessibility, they should offer a discounted ticket for disabled as you're not going to be able to use any of the activities. That being said it is a pretty view but you'll pay a lot just for that view and there are equally great views at many unpaid or cheaper attractions.

There are quite a few miniature golf places in Pigeon Forge, and this is one of the ones that…read morestands out as you're driving down the street. The bright colors, the giant golf ball, the candy statues ... it's all very big and bright and sweet. It's candy-candy-candy indoors and out, as the putt-putt courses are candy-themed. There's also a candy store inside, and soft serve, and lots of sweets. It's a candy-lover's dream in here. It's like being in Candy Land, with golf clubs. So, there are two 18-hole golf courses here: one indoor, one outdoor. You can play one or the other, or both for slightly more. I personally liked the outdoor course the best because I like fresh air, but the indoor one is fun too, with dim lighting and fun music playing. As we were leaving, I noticed that there's also a miniature bowling alley here, as well as an escape room. Lots of fun to be had.

"Crave Golf Club" more like a waste of time from temu. $45 dollars for two people to go mini…read moregolfing in a goodwill! They advertise selling "real needohs" but they're actually a pile of crap from temu that they're selling for $15! I was really hoping to get one but in this economy I simply cannot afford it! I would not recommend going here but instead save some money and go to one of the other 50 mini golf courses on the strip. Thank you.