Biblical Times Dinner Theater

Duration

2-3 hours (longer if adding museum tours)

Price

$50-70 per adult for dinner show, $10-20 additional for museums

Best For

Christian families seeking faith-based entertainment • Church groups and religious organizations • Visitors wanting dinner theater with modern technology

Pro Tip

Book your gluten-free or vegetarian meals when you make reservations, not when you arrive. The kitchen needs advance notice to prepare special dietary options properly.

About Biblical Times Dinner Theater

Biblical Times Dinner Theater stands out as one of Pigeon Forge's most distinctive entertainment experiences, offering guests two shows in one evening - a live gospel concert followed by a full theatrical production featuring impressive holographic effects.

The venue serves what they aptly call a 'Feast of Biblical Proportion,' with generous portions that live up to the name. Gluten-free options are available for guests who request them in advance.

The Daniel show delivers stunning visual storytelling, with 3D projections and cutting-edge technology that brings Bible stories to life in remarkable ways. Children and adults alike find themselves captivated throughout the entire performance.

Visitors should budget approximately three hours for the complete experience when including the museums. The Bible museum and Shroud of Turin exhibit offer fascinating additional exploration, though they require separate admission fees beyond the main show ticket.

The theater features exceptionally comfortable 27-inch wide rocking chairs that provide superior seating compared to typical dinner theater venues. This thoughtful amenity proves especially valuable during the 2-3 hour experience.

Early arrival is recommended to allow time for settling in before the music begins. The evening flows seamlessly from the gospel concert directly into the biblical story presentation without intermissions.

Amenities & Features

Inspirational Biblical storytelling with impressive holographic and projection technologyTalented family of performers delivering uplifting music and heartfelt testimoniesStrong spiritual atmosphere that feels like an encouraging church serviceAll-you-can-eat BBQ with fixings (though quality varies significantly)

Don't Miss

Two-Part Show Experience

The evening starts with a live gospel concert featuring contemporary Christian music, then transitions into a full theatrical production. It's like getting two shows for the price of one, and the flow between them is seamless.

Holographic Biblical Stories

The Daniel show uses incredible 3D projections and holographic effects that make Bible stories come alive. We've never seen anything like it - the technology really enhances the storytelling without being gimmicky.

Feast of Biblical Proportion Dinner

The dinner lives up to its name with generous portions of traditional American fare. They accommodate gluten-free and vegetarian requests if you ask when booking, which we really appreciate.

Three Faith-Focused Museums

The Bible museum, Shroud of Turin exhibit, and Christus Gardens displays are fascinating add-ons. For a small extra fee, you get to explore artifacts and scenes that complement the dinner show perfectly.

Comfortable Theater Seating

Those 27-inch wide rocking chairs are a game-changer for a 2-3 hour show. They're padded and upholstered, making the long evening much more comfortable than typical dinner theater seating.

Christmas Seasonal Productions

Starting the second weekend of November, they switch to Christmas-themed shows about the nativity story. These sell out quickly because church groups love bringing members during the holiday season.

Know Before You Go

Arrive 30 minutes early for seating - the show starts promptly with the gospel concert
Dress is casual to church casual, bring a light jacket for theater air conditioning
Request special dietary needs when booking, not at arrival
Christmas shows start second weekend of November and book up fast
The 27-inch wide rocking chairs are more comfortable than typical theater seating

Visitor Sentiment

Based on reviews

Biblical Times Dinner Theater receives consistently positive feedback from visitors. Located in Pigeon Forge, it's a solid choice for the area.

Best Times to Visit Biblical Times Dinner Theater

Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.

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Weekend afternoons

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Weekday mornings

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Biblical Times Dinner Theater?

Box office and museums are open Monday-Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM, closed Sundays. Show times vary by season and production, so check their calendar when booking your specific date.

How much does Biblical Times Dinner Theater cost?

Tickets typically run $50-70 per adult for the dinner show, with children's discounts available. The museums are an additional $10-20 per person but worth it if you have time.

Do I need reservations for Biblical Times Dinner Theater?

Yes, reservations are required. Shows sell out regularly, especially during Christmas season (November-December) and summer months when church groups visit.

How long should I spend at Biblical Times Dinner Theater?

Plan 2-3 hours for the dinner show itself. If you add the three museums (Bible museum, Shroud of Turin, Christus Gardens), you'll want about 3-4 hours total.

Is Biblical Times Dinner Theater good for kids?

Yes, families love it! The holographic effects keep kids engaged, though very young children might get restless during the 2-3 hour show. Best for ages 6 and up.

Is there parking at Biblical Times Dinner Theater?

Yes, free parking is available on-site. It's located right on the Parkway at 2391 Parkway, so parking is convenient and included with your ticket.

What type of music do they play at Biblical Times?

The first half features contemporary Christian and praise music rather than traditional Southern Gospel. The Sean Tadd Family performs modern worship songs along with seasonal Christmas music.

Can I visit the museums without seeing the dinner show?

Yes, the three museums (Bible museum, Shroud of Turin exhibit, and Christus Gardens displays) can be visited separately during business hours for a nominal fee.