4.5 stars because of how great of a deal this was. When we visited Gatlinburg they had a sale for…read more$20 that provided $10 credit for the arcade and admission for the mirror maze, mini golf course, and shoot em up cinema. My family bought in and had a blast for the afternoon. None of the games were uniquely extraordinary, but the beauty was in the simplicity of feeling like a kid in an arcade exploring all the different attractions

This attraction catches your eye because it has a shooting range (costs $1-2 per game depending on…read morehow many you play) and a crazy looking horse outside. The attraction is $5.95 per person and will last approximately 10 minutes. Inside is a large screen and red seats that you ride (like a horse). The first movie is called Pirate's Plunder and the second is a cowboy-themed movie, which is also 7D and requires glasses. The seats move while you use your gun to shoot targets and rack up points. Periodically it shows you who is in the lead, or the poor soul in last place. I wasn't going to join my kids and husband on this ride but I'm glad I did. Super cheesy but I cracked up during the ride. And, it was sweet victory when me and my son beat my husband during the cowboy movie. Because of the seats, kids under 5 may have a hard time riding, at least alone. There's no strap to keep you on the seat while shooting. Several of the seats were also out of order and the middle ones may offer an advantage to shoot the targets. (Harder than it looks) The clerk was super friendly and let us know if we return and show our receipt, every person gets $1 knocked off their ticket.

We've been here a few times, the shows are not incredibly long but the guns are accurate and…read morefunctional. The player ranking/scoring system is nice as well. Employees are friendly and everyone in the theatre seems to enjoy the experience. If you have annual Ripley's passes or combo tickets it's definitely worth stopping by.

Ripley's moving theatre is one of the many Ripley's themed tourists attractions situated on the…read morepopular downtown parkway strip of Gatlinburg. This particular tourist attraction is a 3d movie theatre ride. Like a theme park ride but on a much smaller scale. Obviously like most things on the parkway strip Thai is insanely overpriced. But it's a fun and neat thing to do. While visiting other tourist towns I've rode these type of tourist traps with the girls before. The one thing I'll give this one credit for is you actually get two rides and not one. On our trip the two shows or rides was a pirates ride and an Aladdin ride. Both rides were pretty fun. Whole thing maybe took 10 minutes. The pirates ride had more scary themes that made my 7 year old slightly scared. The Aladdin one was more family fun oriented. Overall we knew what we was getting into. Overpriced tourist trap fun. We were fine with that. I do like how this one offered two rides. So if you don't mind overpaying and don't fret on that too much you can have fun with this attraction.

Only do this if you can do for free and even then. Ehhh…read more This is not scary and there was only one actor in it when I went. It was just animatronics and barely any of those. It's incredibly cheesy and not worth your money at all. I'm not sure if the rest of our group quit or we lost them but we never saw them again after one turn. Either way this wasn't worth it at all.

Pretty long wait as you go in with a group of 8-10 ppl. Single file. We had a 7yo (minimum age…read moreallowed) who was scared and cried and hated it. They were all talk and excited and this was a top adventure for them... before. (Scooby doo fan and mystery fan and scary story fan.) Hated it after. (Not a chainsaw and animatronic fan) As far as an adult perspective who doesn't scare or startle easily. They tried and I give them credit. Most rooms were animations, air, noise. Not much in terms of actors and that is where you get some better thrills. The 7yo - "nope not doing this ever again." Me - if you startle with minimal assistance and want to be startled, you may enjoy this. But I thought it wss rather bland. Also i was leading the group and wasn't sure if I wss supposed to open a door or turn left or right. I asked a chainsaw actor which way to go. They didnt answer, but I figured it out.

My wife, kids and I have been coming here for years. We enjoy spending a couple hours here each…read moretime we visit Gatlinburg. We like to go during the week instead of the weekend because there are less people then. Our your token and ticket information is stored on your players card.

Most fun myself and my spouse had on our trip. To top it off they had amazing pizza that was so…read moregood and reasonably priced Highly recommend and will be coming to again...

Great experience. Stop in for the samples and leave with some damn good tasting moonshine. The…read moreservice itself is great entertainment besides the real music playing on the bandstand. The view and this true rustic building makes this distillery the centerpiece. Nothing says Gatlinburg Tennessee like Ole Smokies do not pass by go take a look for yourself.

It was not a serious place. Tried to ask for help as I had questions about their various products…read moreand could not get anyone to be bothered. Seems everyone was more concerned with the carnival of free rounds. Had professional attention at Kings Family Distillery, liked their products and bought plenty.

The maze was clean and exciting, loved that we had to wear gloves so we could touch the mirrors…read morewithout worrying about messing them up. I would say that it's a bit overwhelming if you have any sensory sensitivities. My son and I both started to panic a bit and needed a rest after we made it out. But not the fault of the maze! It was cool. And their music selection was great.

If there's only two of you the mirror maze much more challenging than if youre with a big group…read more My husband and I went a year ago and lived it so much we made our kids and the grandparents go. With the 6 of us we got out a bit too quickly. We still think it'd a better maze than the Ripley maze.

I've been to a lot of places in Gatlinburg that are considered tourist traps. Well, I'm glad I was…read more"trapped" into this place! The majority of the attractions are not worth the money spent, but Hollywood Star Cars is worth every penny. It's one of the best places to check out! My daughter and I had a blast here! Whoever is in charge of obtaining the stars cars and organizing how they are displayed in this building, has done an incredible job! It was jam packed of so many to view, and they were so easy to recognize. They were displayed in settings where they were used in TV shows or movies. They also had the stars pictures and details about them, when they displayed their individual cars. It's such a cool feeling to be near a vehicle that stars have actually driven. It's the closest I'll ever get to them, some deceased, like Elvis Presley. It also makes me happy that these vehicles have been preserved for museum purposes, instead of being destroyed. Anyway, if you're trying to choose which place to go to, I would certainly choose this place. I plan to go again, because they said they switch the cars out pretty often. Young and older people will enjoy it, and everyone can relate to the cars displayed. I related more to the ones that were the older stars, and the cars that were used in the older movies and tv shows. But, my daughter related to the old and new. She's an "old soul," because she watches shows and listens to music that her father and I grew up with, but she also stays abreast of all the modern stuff. So, she enjoyed it, even more than I did. And, that's saying a lot, because I enjoyed it a whole lot!

This place was very nice me and my little brother both went there and we had a blast. It was very…read morecool seeing all of the cars from movies that I didn't and celebrities cars that they had once rode in like Michael Jackson. The walls are very cool and decorative. Staff were very nice and helpful with everything. It was also cool how when the showed the car it had like lights sounds and decorations. And don't be worried if you're handicapped or in a wheelchair you can have nice access to the 2nd floor or take the stairs. If you ever go to Gatlinburg I would recommend this place to anyone. Favorite car was the Twister car which had lights and sound. Would give 10/10 if there were 10 stars.