8 Amusement parks in Pigeon Forge

Best Amusement Parks in Pigeon Forge

Looking for the best amusement parks in Pigeon Forge? We've ranked 8 options by their public guest ratings and how many people have reviewed them. Use this page to compare the short list before you choose where to spend time or money.

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The Island in Pigeon Forge in Pigeon Forge
#1 Top Rated

The Island in Pigeon Forge

Visitors keep talking about the Island Show Fountain, the evening lights, and live music drifting between more than 80 shops, restaurants, and rides. Parking and admission are free, so it suits families with mixed ages and groups who want a casual night out, though ride tickets and arcade credits add up quickly.

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Outdoor Gravity Park in Pigeon Forge
#2 Top Rated

Outdoor Gravity Park

You climb into a giant inflatable ball holding a few inches of water and roll 1,000 feet down a hillside, laughing the whole way. Outdoor Gravity Park is the only zorbing course in the USA, tucked behind the King Kong statue on the Parkway. It suits families with kids 5 and up and groups hunting an adventure they can't get at home, as long as everyone brings a swimsuit and dry clothes.

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The Goat Coaster at Goats on the Roof in Pigeon Forge
#3 Top Rated

The Goat Coaster at Goats on the Roof

Riders keep calling this the fastest mountain coaster in the Smokies, and afterward you can send feed up to the goats living on the roof. Lines move quickly here off the main Pigeon Forge strip, making it a good pick for thrill-seeking teens, families with young kids, and large groups. Expect pricey souvenirs in the gift shop.

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Dollywood in Pigeon Forge

Dollywood

Dollywood's Christmas light displays rank among the nation's best, and its roller coasters hold their own against major thrill parks. Live music, seasonal festivals, and cinnamon bread round out a visit for families with kids, thrill-seekers, and fans of live shows. Expect hilly walks and long lines at peak times.

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FunStop Family Action Park in Pigeon Forge

FunStop Family Action Park

Go-karts are the main draw, with several tracks open to kids as short as 36 inches and a slick oval where cornstarch corners let drivers slide through turns. Gentler rides, an arcade, and the Slingshot round out a park visitors call fairly priced for rides, food, and drinks. It suits families with young kids best, since some adults find the karts slow and bumpy.

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Pigeon Forge Snow in Pigeon Forge

Pigeon Forge Snow

A magic carpet carries riders and their tubes back up the hill at Pigeon Forge Snow, where seven fast indoor lanes keep the runs coming whatever the weather outside. It suits families, groups and anyone escaping summer heat who wants a thrill. The small snow play area is mostly hard ice, so it works best for toddlers.

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LazerPort Fun Center in Pigeon Forge

LazerPort Fun Center

The blacklight mini golf course is the only indoor glow course in Pigeon Forge, and it shares a building with two 7,000-square-foot laser tag arenas, an arcade and a go-kart track that drops 40 feet. Families with kids and teens get the most out of it, and plan on roughly two hours. Weekday afternoons are the calmest.

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WonderWorks Pigeon Forge in Pigeon Forge

WonderWorks Pigeon Forge

Visitors walk into an inverted house with creaking sounds and an upside-down ceiling, then move on to Tesla coil demos, a bed of nails, laser tag and a ropes course. It suits families with kids, school groups and birthday parties, and adults can join in too. Plan on at least three hours, and arrive at opening to beat the crowds.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best amusement parks in Pigeon Forge?

The Island in Pigeon Forge currently tops our ranking of amusement parks in Pigeon Forge.

How many amusement parks are there in Pigeon Forge?

We currently track 8 Amusement parks in Pigeon Forge, all rated and reviewed by real visitors. Our list is updated regularly as new businesses open and reviews come in.

When is the best time to visit amusement parks in Pigeon Forge?

The best time depends on your trip style. Peak weekends bring the most demand, while weekdays and shoulder seasons are usually easier for parking, reservations, and better lodging value.

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