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.

This was a fun little dinner show, the food was really simple and your typical faire for a dinner…read moreshow in that area. Fried chicken, barbecue, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, and their signature creamy vegetable soup. The show itself was fun natured and the cast were fun and energetic as well as funny. Our server, chip, was hilarious himself, and that just added to the front of the experience. At the end, you're going to find yourself wandering through the gift shop, and I'm not going to encourage you or discourage you either way, but it's a great place to meander while you're partner or spouse are in the bathroom.

Took my wife for date night and was sat at a small table with strangers! Talk about awkward!…read more Second the food was pretty gross. Warm greasy fried chicken and some sides. The service was attentive but that can't make up for it. The show was subpar and corny. It could keep kids entertained for a little while. Overall for $180 we expected a lot more so I don't recommend this one.

Such a fun experience! The actors were hilarious, the mystery kept us guessing, and the audience…read moreinteraction made it even better. The food was great, and the whole night was entertaining from start to finish. Definitely recommend!

I had the privilege to take my family to this event while we were in pigeon Forge. We had a…read morewonderful time. We got to be a part of the show so that was fun. The characters were excellent. The food was really good as well. we had a lot of food. The soup was excellent service was great. The entertainment was wonderful. We had a great positive experience that we truly enjoyed.

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

This was a really wonderful show. The performers were all great singers! The best show I've seen in…read moreawhile!

Came back on Saturday April 5th, 2025. Saw another live show…read more It was great! Live singing. No recordings of shoe are allowed Recordings are of the end of the show

The Hazard County Hoedown is not worth the time or money. I…read moream just a quarter way through this show and Im bored with it. Its like kareoke....with the performers. The food is very bland and tastes as if it comes from a can... Im also sitting here with dirty dishes in front of me. Still. An hour into it, haven't seen any waitresses. Still dirty dishes. Would not recommend.

My review is for their breakfast meal. Advertised on their marquee was the buy one get one deal,…read moreso we thought we'd check it out...sounded like a good deal, right? First thing we noticed right away was there seemed to be no clear way to go and no one to direct us. When you walk in you are in a store with loads of jewelry and tacky souvenirs. The dinner theater was in back. We made our way to the back looking for someone to direct us. We were finally led to a spot in the back row, which was their handicap seating, which we needed for my father. After you get your seat, you go back into the buffet line...again very unclear. There was one guy who was standing near the kitchen door barking out food directions. When my sister questioned him on something, he responded back quite rudely, "haven't you been listening?" Menu consisted of your basic breakfast items, eggs, bacon, sausage, French toast, etc. There was a omelette station where you tell the cook what you want in it, and they cook it while you wait. Fresh toasted bread at this station also. The food from the Buffett was lukewarm and tasted old. Omelette were ok, toast was excellent. Says a lot when the best item on a breakfast buffet was the toast! Drinks were $2.00. In the fine print it said they expect you to tip your server $2.00 per person in your party. You pay at the counter in the store in the front. Entertainment was sadly lacking. There was Davy Crocket, Dorothy Gale (wizard of Oz) and a southern belle walking in the audience and chatting with you while you try to eat. Also had a representative from a Cruise Line trying to enter patrons in a drawing to win a free cruise. This did not count as entertainment in my book! They rate one star for the toast.

The Impossibility Theater is a small, intimate venue with about 52 seats, located in Sevierville,…read moreTennessee. Tickets are available online, over the phone, or in person. The show begins promptly at 5:30 PM, but entry isn't allowed until exactly 5:00 PM. Trust me they're strict about it. I arrived at 4:50 and found the doors locked. A gentleman greeted me at the door and kindly explained he still had a few final preparations to handle. Even with a restroom request, they held firm on the timing. True to his word, the doors opened at 5:00 PM sharp. As you walk in, you're welcomed by a staff member who checks your name and guides you to your seat. What's quirky and fun is that the same man who takes your ticket also performs the entire one-man show! The stage sits just six feet from the front row, creating a cozy and personal atmosphere. The space is very clean, and soft background music plays while you wait. The restroom is located at the back, which means you'll have to walk across in front of the audience if nature calls mid-performance. It's spotless and includes a single handicap-accessible bar next to the toilet. Best to go beforehand. There's a small counter that offers snacks and drinks, though in my opinion, the prices didn't match the portions. A little steep for what you get. This show is best suited for younger children rather than adults. That's why I gave it a higher rating, viewed through the right lens, it's charming and lighthearted. However, if it were intended for a broader adult audience, I'd probably rate it lower. One notable drawback was the unlocked front door during the performance. While we were mid-show, two people wandered in asking about future tickets, and the performer actually paused the show to answer them. I get the hustle, but it broke the flow and felt disruptive. You're welcome to film the performance, which is unusual and at the end of the show, comes a QR code encouraging guests to leave a positive review. A little unconventional, but memorable.

Erik Dobell gave our family a fantastic experience. He was entertaining, educational and overall…read moreincredible.

An absolutely flawless and amazing performance from start to finish. Brian Hoffman captured Red…read moreSkelton's mannerisms, humor and personality to a "T." Red Skelton was a great American and so is Mr. Hoffman for keeping Red's legacy going. I deeply appreciate him.

What a great show with Brian Hoffman as Red. It was a step and blast from the past. As a kid,…read morewe always watch Red Skelton with our grandfather , who was a huge fan. It was like watching Red all over again. A must see!! Thanks Brian for keeping "Red" memories alive. If you didn't know better, you'd swear you were watch the real Red. Great show.

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.

What a great venue to enjoy the music and meet fellow enthusiasts…read more Seeing Tommy Emmanuel in person was a real treat and the beverages and improvements made to the theatre were top notch.

The Tennessee Theatre in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a historic movie palace from 1928 that now serves…read moreas a premier performing arts venue, hosting Broadway shows, concerts, classic films, and more, after a major restoration in 2005. Known for its opulent Spanish-Moorish design with global influences, it is the Official State Theatre of Tennessee and a landmark on South Gay Street.