We visit every time we come to Pigeon Forge and always have a great experience! Our most recent visit was on Monday April 9th around 4pm and your whole staff from beginning to end was beyond helpful! A staff member with shoulder length straight hair ( I'm so sorry I didn't remember his name) even gave my son tips to help beat the silver dragon. Can't wait to visit again soon! Thanks for helping make great memories! read more

This place was by far the best value for our money here, especially with young kids!! The mirror maze is the best one around, the lazer room was fun, mini golf was fun and the MagiQuest was awesome!! If you have kids don't bother getting wands and tickets for adults to do Quest, you'll save time and money. This was the highlight of our trip and by far the most bang for your buck!! read more

MagiQuest - MagiQuest in Pigeon Forge, TN - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

It was lots of fun. We're adults, don't have kids, and I think we were enjoying ourselves even more than the kids. We ended up buying an extra hour because we wanted to do more quests. If you think it's nerdy, just try it, it's lots of fun and you won't regret it. We will surely be back. BTW, there's a groupon for it, you get like $8 off but you don't get to keep the wand. You get the mirror maze, mini golf, laser vault, and an hour of play in MagiQuest for $12 on Groupon or $20 there, either way it's worth it. Only thing is, bathrooms were pretty gross. read more

This was our 1st visit to Magiquest. We got a great deal for our group on Groupon. We had 2 adults and 5 kids (ages 8-15). All of us really enjoyed this. The Mirror Maze was under construction but the mgr gave us vouchers to visit at a later date. The staff was great and instructional beforehand was thorough. We really liked how we were all in the same vicinity, even though we chose not to be on the same quests. We could still keep our eyes on the kids while having fun ourselves. Now, we were the 1st ones there in their off season. I'm not sure how crowded it gets any other time and if I'd be comfortable letting them roam if it was crowded. Anyways, an hr was just enough time and mini golf to top it off really made us feel we got a good value here. It was also something different from the norm (movies + bowling back hm) but then again, so is most of PF. It looks like its going to be phenomenal once the arcade machines get installed and Mirror Maze opens back up. These guys are doing a great job! read more

MagiQuest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

This has been a highlight of our TN adventure for years. We love magiquest!! I'm so glad Great Wolf Lodge is going to be maintaining these and preserving our family traditions! read more

My daughter and I love this place. The only reason I give this place 4 stars is because it needs updated. They should shut down for a couple days and rearrange the location of some items. Other than that, it is an awesome magical scavenger hunt. read more

So fun! My husband and I did the quest for 90 minutes, and we have not had that much fun in a while! We got a little frustrated at times because our wands were either too sensitive or not sensitive enough. Other than that, so fun! read more

This is my favorite place to go in pigeon forge it brings out the child in me magi quest it's like a huge video game it's so much fun and I'm 24! There mirror maze was pretty awesome to it took me and my friend about 30 mins to get out but we had fun while we were In there and there pirate themed black light putt putt is the best around! A little pricey but it is so worth it to spend at least a couple of hours in this place having fun great for a rainy day! read more

Really disappointing. Save your money and do a different activity. Our boys (5, 6, 8) are big Harry Potter fans so we splurged on this activity. It cost $125 for a wand and for 4 kids to play Magiquest for 90 minutes. This activity didn't hold their attention for more than 30-45 minutes. You just walk around and find things to point your wand at (scavenger hunt). I am really disappointed we spent so much money here. The only reason I give it 2 stars is because they liked their wands. ( $125 is a lot for 4 wands. Also they tell you when you go to pay that many of the wands are extra?!) read more

Husband and I on weekend getaway and found this gem. I'm 33 and my husband is 41 and we both had a blast. Black light mini golf was crowded but worth it. Mirror maze was so much fun! Magi Quest was the best. We only made it through 3 quests but they save your data if you come back within a year. I look forward to coming back to finish out "hunt". Worth the $20 admission for sure! read more

5 stars for the mirror maze. 2 stars for The Vault. Didn't do the mini golf or the adventure stuff with the wand so can't comment on those. Let's get the bad out of the way first: the vault was pretty lame, over way too fast, and not worth waiting on line for it. I also don't love the fact that you can watch other people going through it on the monitor because, of course, rude kids on the line were making fun of everyone else ahead of them. Now for the awesome. I have never been inside a mirror maze in my life but always wanted to try one - a downside of living in a big city and not having carnivals around, I suppose. I ultimately decided on this one because I read online that it was the biggest and hardest of all the mirror mazes in the area [and I'd just like to say, I love the fact that there were even choices on this important matter]. It did not disappoint. I would probably freak out if I was in there alone and, sadly, a little girl lost her mom and was sobbing so we stayed in that spot with her until they finally reunited. Then we encountered a husband that got separated from his family and asked if we saw them. We did not stay with him. But with my BFF in tow, we felt up every mirror in that place [with gloved hands] and stumbled around through the constantly changing neon blacklights and techno music, laughing hysterically at every turn as we walked with our hands stretched straight out and realizing we kept ending up in the same spots over and over and wondered if we were going to be trapped inside forever. My only, slightly minor, complaint of the maze was the music: there were three songs on that playlist and they were played on an endless loop which can vary from a little to extremely annoying depending on how long you're in the maze. Even though it fit very well with the atmosphere and I was dancing right along with it, there are only so many times a person wants to hear Madonna's 'Hung Up' in half an hour. read more

The mirror maze and pirate mini golf were really fun! I also did the laser maze, and it was more challenging. I probably tripped every laser in the room, but it was still a lot of fun! read more

My two sons (13 and 10 year old) loved this place so much that we visited this place 4 times over our 5-day trip. The MagiQuest was so fun and at the same time requires lots of walking which they also enjoyed. read more

This place seems really costly, but when you look at how much you can do for that cost, it was totally worth it! (Considering at another place we paid about $50 just to mini-golf.) The kiddos loved it. The Laser part was really quick but this kids liked to see who could do the best. Mini-golf was fun. Not to difficult for the kids, so they loved being able to sink a shot with 2-3 strokes. We sent the kiddos into the mirror maze alone. They had a blast, although they did end up bailing out at the halfway point because they kept taking wrong turns and ending up back at the beginning. Would have given this 5 stars, but once it starts to get crowded it is near impossible to get far in the quest, so go early! Also you end up getting whacked in the face with wands by frustrated parents who didn't pay attention to how to properly wave it. Also, this place would probably be lost on any kid under age 6. read more

This business is crooked in the way it sells it's products! To get the advertised 19.99 a player you have to rent a wand, and to get the 25.99 price you purchase the wand. However, BUYER beware, the toy that MagicQuest likes to top their wands with is an additional 15.00 dollars, and the purchaser is not informed of this!!! When the buyer realizes what they have been charged for during the game play it is too late to be given a refund. Do not waste your money on a business that prides itself on scamming people!!! If I could give MagicQuest 0 stars I would. read more

My family and I visited Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg March 7th thru the 12th. We have a tight budget so I planned and paid for everything before we even left our home state. I had found a great deal for MagiQuest on Groupon so I purchased 3 tickets for adults and 3 children tickets, printed them out and was all set. When we arrived to the attraction and handed over my tickets the guy (I don't recall his name)Informed me that all I had purchased was 2 adult tickets and that the system changed the older children's tickets to young children's free tickets ( he also said this has happened to others) . I asked how much more we needed and he said 80.00. At this point every penny has a place and I explained we were on a budget and the incorrect ticket amount was no fault of our own, it was a groupon/magiquest error. He didn't care that we couldn't afford the 80.00 and he didn't even offer a discount for the inconvenience. It was hard to explain to my kids why we couldn't stay and this really upset me. Later that day I called MagiQuest and spoke to a manager ( his name was John) and explained what happened. He too did not care and still no offer of discount for our troubles. The actual place looks fun but customer service is lacking in empathy and understanding. I will not be returning to this attraction unfortunately. read more

The little kid had a fun time here, but what a scam! Good luck getting out of here without dropping $70 bucks for admission, a wand, a wand topper, wand bling, wand case, wand polish, wand insurance, etc... OK for my 8 year old: 12 year old was too embarrassed to even consider it and left with me to go to the knife shop... read more

Brought our daughter for her fourth birthday. I think mom had just as much or more fun than her. The staff, and can't state this enough, was AMAZING!!! The young man who was there to provide guidance went well beyond his normal duties and made sure our daughter had a great time. I wish I could give the young man a raise because he certainly deserves it. I wish I knew his name so I could thank him again for taking care of us. Customer service is so important to me and this was some of the best. read more

My husband and I have been twice. The first time we did the whole package with Mini Golf, Mirror Maze, and Laser Vault. We went yesterday for my birthday, and had an absolute blast. The staff are super friendly and the game itself is a lot of fun. It's really inexpensive, especially if you just want to play Magiquest. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for something fun to do in the pigeon forge area! Will be returning soon! read more

As a family of 5 it can be expensive to be on vacation. With that being said, the $30/person we paid for the all-inclusive was well worth it! Having 17 & 14 years old girls, I wasn't sure how they would like it, but they LOVED it. Our 12 year old son also enjoyed it. Within a few minutes of understanding how the "magic" wands worked, all 5 of us were racing around trying to beat each other :) I ended up winning most points and my husband most runes. It was a great way to spend time together. Not only were we competing, but some teamed up to help each other out, not something that is very common for teenage siblings to do. They also teamed up with other younger children and helped them out too. Who wouldn't like to be Harry Potter once in their life..lol The mirror maze was also a great way to help each other out. Me, personally, I had a hard time being in there because I get claustrophobic and it seemed like we would never get out..lol There were plenty of exits tho should I have needed them. Our son loved to go ahead and play tricks on us, so that was pretty fun for him. The kids enjoyed the Vault and had fun trying to out do each other. The black light Pirate Golf was pretty neat. Some of the holes were kind of challenging, but we had a great time playing. Over all, we had a great time and we spent almost 4 hours there. So much to do and the staff were great with helping of giving clues if you were stuck on a quest. read more

This review is for the mini-golf only. It's a black light course and it's very well done. The music and various TVs that talk to you were somewhat annoying but didn't drive me crazy. It's an 18 hole course. Overall it was fun and I would go again. read more

We love MAGIQUEST. And yes we are adults with no kids but nerds and gamers at heart. We are almost done with all our quests sadly all we have left is the Silver Dragon. We both have our wands better thay way to save the game stats abd play again. All the workers are so friendly and helpful. The bathrooms need atrention but other then that no complaints. If you kid loves Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings or you are an adult how play D&D this is the place for you. Be ready to splurge you pay per person per hour and first time you buy wands as well. But worth it. The mirrormaze is pretty confusing and awesome but the black light mini golf sucked. We will visit again to finish our quest alas next year...til then silver dragon...til then. read more

Family fun without much replay value. The first time that I went here it was amazing, never seen anything like it before. Now after my fourth time it has really lost its luster. Having an interactive world that responds to the wave of your wand can be very magical, I just suggest you buy your own wand as the rentals don't work well. The main point of this place is to go on different quests, fight dragons, ogres, evil fairies, and make the people happy as you gain additional powers. If you are witty enough to figure out all the riddles the whole thing can be completed in within an hour and a half. There are secret doors and rooms as well. The downside of the game is that it is now graphically inferior when you get to fighting monsters, noticeably so, also that for the past 5 years only one new things has been added. Unfortunately, this doesn't give me any reason to go back. Other actvities here include a mirror maze, which is pretty awesome, a laser vault game, boring, and a pretty basic black light putt putt. This is a great place to visit once or twice but I would stop there before your fond memories of it fade. read more

Fun for all ages. Not good for small children. Parents be prepared for your children to "think they know more" than you do. Good practice for teenage years. Staff is very helpful. Did not do the rest of the stuff. Only MagiQuest. read more

Magic quest is for little kids IMHO. Golf and mirror maze are okay but the actual magic portion is not for older kids. We spent $25 a person only to find this out. My kids were bored to death within 5 minutes. read more

This is an interactive game were you are the wizard or Magi following the clues to complete the quest as adults my husband and iI enjoyed this greatly. It was however pricey we decided to sign up for everything the mirror maze, lazor web room, mini golf and the game. After we purchased our wands instead of borrowing them it was around $120 for the two of us. We actually ran out of time and had to go back. I would not recommend the lazor room because we literally could not see the lazors and it looked like an empty room so no fun. The mirror maze it geared toward younger children however the game itself and the black light mini golf were a great time. We will definitely be returning. read more

It was awesome! Very hands on. Great for the kids and adults. We will definitely be back!!

We only did the pirate black lighted mini golf. It was fun and we were the only ones in there. There was only 18 holes and it was a little over $24 for me and my husband. read more

I took my son here last year around this time the wands are a little pricey but he had fun here we came back over our stay in pigeon forge and we plan on going back when we come back this year! read more

MagicQuest is great for the whole family to include letting out your inner nerd as an adult. It offers blacklight indoor golf, a 5000 sq. ft. mirror maze, a laser maze to make you feel like a secret spy to get to the other side, and has the popular attraction of getting a wand, accepting quests, and gaining power to ultimately fight the dragons or one another. Awesome place!!! read more

Maze was amazing, golf was horrible, quest was ok... But the worst was the laser and the rude guy who was watching it today... And by being an idiot pissed me off and caused a 4 star to a two star... We had 4 of us & a two year old, so you can imagine how much money I dropped... Got to the lazar and you walk thru a little room maybe 10 x 15 and have to step thru lazers, well I started out with the last person, who was my 2 year old and was helping her thru it when he popped his head in and said, you only had 4 tickets... Now this is one of the lamest things I have ever seen and my 2 year old was suppose to be free, I basically said whatever dude and walked out. I was thinking, maybe they had a line... Walked out and they had no one... Rethinking this has now dropped it to a 1 star. Everyone else in this place was really nice so I will push it back up to two stars... I think the kid knew he pissed me off and I would normally have asked to see the manager but it was not worth it... You will loose it in a customer who comes to Tennessee very often and will post it to all my friends also to stay away! On the quest my awards did not work.... Had to replace them both! But not to worried because they were nice about it... read more

My kids LOVED this place. It is conveniently located, so older children can be dropped off while Mom and Dad eat at one of the near by restaurants. One thing to keep in mind is that it is pricey. I've seen some of the reviews here find their prices to be very reasonable. So maybe my husband and I are cheap. Our children, ranging in age from 9 to 15 thoroughly enjoyed the game section with the wands. It took a couple of visits for them to defeat the dragon. Perhaps that is why we found it pricey. They were able to re use the same wands on the second visit. read more

The kids enjoy the vault. You can find 35 better putt-putt courses in the area. And the mirror maze is good but can be very disturbing. But the MagiQuest itself...it is wonderful. Our two boys love it! This was our second trip to it and this time we just paid full price for them to play and the adult fee to join them. We completed many more quests and had more fun. If you plan on visiting the area regularly then I suggest buying the wand and it will save your progress since one hour is not near enough time to complete all the quests. read more

We did this on the last day of our week-long stay to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. It was a Thursday afternoon. It wasn't crowded by when I'm sure the company would consider, but it would be easy to lose a young toddler. There are lots of kids running around and shouting. Definitely we're good walking shoes and be prepared for lots of back-and-forth trips between the various rooms. My boys, ages 9-11, enjoyed it and the one hour went very quickly. The person providing the "training," which means they give directions for how to use the wands and navigate through the quest, spoke so incredibly fast that neither my husband nor myself could understand her directions. There's no way kids younger than 13 or 14 can do this on their own if they've never done it before, especially when the trainer speaks to quickly. It took us a good 20 minutes to really get the hang of it. I wouldn't make this a top priority of things to experience in the area, given how many things are to do, but it is good to do on a rainy day or to get out from the weather for a little bit. The interior seems a bit run-down, outdated, and even fake enough that our kids commented on it. They could use a make over. The employees for the most part did not seem to really like their jobs or care to be at work. When we did have to ask someone for help, they were willing to help us. We did not do the pirate golf. The Laser Maze took a minute and a half. The mirrored room my boys went into by themselves. I asked the attendant if someone would be going in to check on them and she didn't really have an answer. She did say there is an exit halfway through and pointed us to where the exits were so we could wait for our kids. Our boys did it alone and completed the maze to the halfway point. It took them less than 10 minutes. They say the entire maze should take you less than 20 minutes. read more

Super fun for kids and adults who like a good scavenger hunt and/or Harry Potter. We opted for the MagiQuest alone deal, which was about $26/person for a 90-minute game and comes with a wand to take home. It's pretty fun, though after 90 minutes of running around even our 6-year-old was pooped at the end. It's basically an elaborate scavenger hunt with lots of interactive electronic and animatronic characters and objects. We couldn't finish all of the quests and didn't even start an adventure, so we're looking forward to coming back. The staff were polite, but a little reserved as if they're worried about looking like big dorks. Easy enough to set them at ease by getting into it yourself and play along (that's what you paid for after all)! I will say though that the carpets are in dire need of cleaning and replacing. They are covered with stains, rips, and worn out duct tape. The restrooms were clean, but also showing their age. Would be great if the owners did a quick renovation... I highly advise going early in the day to avoid the crowds and mobs of kids. We went around 10:30 and by the time we left at 1:30 it was starting to get cramped and crazy. Overall, very fun and glad we went. read more

I stopped in on a whim. The people were nice. They do offer multiple things to do for less. Everything in town is quite expensive, so it was nice to find something priced better. It is worth the visit. read more

The Quest is fun but not worth the money! I wasn't pleased that they charge $6 per adult to go up!! I am already paying more than I want for my kid and you want me to pay more money to supervise my kid?? Stay away from here unless you don't care about wasting $ read more

Magi quest is awesome! I think it's definetly geared more towards kid but I had a blast and I'm 21 lol. The black light putt putt is really neat and the mirror maze is pretty cool, kinda challenging too. The vault is really cool too. I thought the price was pretty reasonable I got the package with 90 minutes of playing time putt putt mirror maze and vault for $45. Not bad. read more

Fun fun fun! We got free tickets and we had a blast here! The only thing i didnt care fornwas the laser maze. Little kids would have more fun there since its pretty tight spaces. The scavenger hunt upstairs was super fun and cute! Also the mirror maze was amazing! read more

The vault is ok. Its better if you don't have to wait for it because the whole thing goes pretty quick once you are in there. The golf course was well done for being an 18 hole course it had some interesting holes. The theme is good and some of the holes are tricky, but there are way better dedicated golf courses in pigeon forge. I couldn't see paying that much only for the golf unless it was raining. The mirror maze is huge and really fun. I would say the maze is best, golf course is second best and the vault is 3rd best. As for magiquest? It's a good layout with interesting puzzles. Its better to go when it's not so crowded so you have to truly figure out puzzles on your own. For parents, there is a 17.00 fee just to watch everyone play in your group, even if you don't play. The wands work at all magiquest locations like great wolf lodges and stand alone magiquest locations like this one. read more