This place was a fantastic time for a family kids 8 & 10 on a chilly day during spring break. We…read moredid the mini golf which was glow in the dark, laser tag which was I think the funniest one I've ever done as it was big, and the go cart. The go cart is 5 laps and it drops you down this big hill. The staff was fantastic esp the go kart guys and laser. Overall good old fashion family fun. We did the bundle where you get 5 activities.

The staff were friendly. We played the mini golf, which was a nice indoor course and not super…read moredifficult. The arcade area didn't seem to have a large amount to select from (but this is based on personal opinion and could differ with what type of games you're looking for). They also offer laser tag, so we may go back to check this out.

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 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.

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.

Great atmosphere! Great for kids of all ages! Very fun! Prices are great! The staff were very…read morewelcoming and fun. The ninja theme was very cool to us.

I was impressed with Sevier Air. It's large enough to accommodate even peak season crowds, but it…read moredoes get crowded so be aware of that. I thought the staff was friendly and they look out for the safety of the jumpers. It's relatively clean as well, which is a positive. I also thought the climbing wall, the ropes climbing gym, and the ninja warrior course were unique additions to an otherwise trampoline park. Nice place to stop by with the family.

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.

WonderWorks in Pigeon Forge absolutely earned a 5-star review from me for the value alone. For one…read moreadmission price, you get hours of hands-on fun: interactive science exhibits, the 4D motion theater, glow-in-the-dark ropes course, and unlimited laser tag and rides. It feels like more than just a "museum," and we easily could've spent half a day exploring and still not hit everything.What really stood out, though, was the military discount. As soon as we asked, the staff knew exactly how it worked, applied it with no hassle, and knocked a nice chunk off the total. That savings made a big difference for our group and turned an already good deal into a great deal.. Between the amount of stuff included in the ticket, the chance to replay laser tag and rides as much as you want, I honestly don't understand how anyone could rate this less than 5 stars. If you show up early, plan a few hours, and take advantage of the discount, it's one of the best values in Pigeon Forge. Try to plan the trip in the off season as it is nowhere near as crowded as it was doing the summer where it was too crowded to stand in line to get in. Definitely worth my money and something I would do again with my grandchildren.

Ok, I had very high expectations. I had read a lot of great reviews, and with so many options from…read morethe same chain, it was hard to choose. My daughter was deciding between WonderWorks and Ripley's Aquarium, and honestly, I regret not choosing the aquarium. I expected this place to blow our minds, but it didn't. The attractions feel a bit outdated and could definitely use better maintenance, especially considering the amount of people they get every day. The best part was the laser tag -- everything else was pretty underwhelming. The 4D simulator was only partially working, and the glasses felt cheap. The earthquake experience was disappointing... my car on a straight road moves more than that. Plan to go with plenty of time, because between everything, time flies and you'll easily spend at least three hours inside. If you're thinking about going after 6 pm, I'd recommend leaving it for another day and going earlier. And if you're choosing between this attraction and another one... there's really not much to think about.

The place its self was amazing and a brilliant concept but a specific employee made it unbearable…read more Our "guns" weren't calibrated right and the employee tried to fix it but she only made it worse and we constantly tried to explain to her what was wrong but she refused to be wrong. My boyfriend tried to show her to properly calibrate some of the guns that were working and she ignored him. When she did calibrate then she would stand off the side and have the gun tilted causing the gun to be pointed one way but the "x" that shows effects it was on screen would be way off. We played the "movie" 3 times and each time i was not in the game even when i'm in the chair, they were obviously having technical difficulties but the employee refused to be wrong. When we asked about a refund the employee said "but i gave yall a free game" that is wrong, i was never in the game once so i never got to actually play then the last round my boyfriend wasn't in either! The managers were super nice and gave us a refund and apologized. The place it self was amazing! Employee not so much.

Pretty lame, actually. The ride is very short and the graphics aren't the best. Little kids might…read moreenjoy it, otherwise no.

This was a spur of the moment decision to purchase all day passes. It was a little cold but we…read moreloved it. 2 adults 4 kids and short lines. Purchased 2 of the refillable souvenir cups as soon as we arrived and never spent another dime. From open to close except the hour we went to lunch and came back, we raced the tracks with minimal wait times. The tracks themselves were decent but could be better. There are 3 tracks we mainly spent time between. The cars definitely should go faster. There are far too many that "putt putt" around. But there are still a fair share of cars that are fast enough you just have to scope them out and try to grab them. The workers for the most part were very patient and did their best to improve the experience for everyone while trying to stay warm.

We visited this park and bought the unlimited pass and there was barely any rides open. This was a…read moretotal rip off! $190+ wasted! There are employees just standing around doing nothing some were even hugged up flirting but only 4 rides open (pro-tow, the train, the mini karts & the spinning balloons that's all) for smaller children! The employee Landyn was completely rude to my 4 year old son at the very first ride he went to!