TSM Quick Take
Worth it for you?
LazerPort Fun Center is ideal for families with teens and groups looking for a variety of activities in one location, including go-karts, laser tag, and mini golf. It also serves as a good option for rainy days since most attractions are indoors. However, potential visitors should be aware of the lack of pricing transparency and the possibility of crowds during peak times.
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Quick decision
Should You Go?
Worth it for families?
yes, because it offers multiple engaging activities for all ages.
Worth it for adults only?
maybe, if they enjoy arcade games and competitive attractions.
Worth it on a rainy day?
yes, as most activities are indoors.
Best time of day?
earlier in the day for shorter waits.
How long does it take?
1-2 hours for a basic visit, longer if doing multiple activities.
Biggest downside?
pricing transparency is weak, making it hard to gauge costs.
Combo pass worth it?
Should you stay nearby?
yes, for convenience and to avoid parking hassles.
Tickets
Ticket Strategy
Pricing details are not fully verified, but adult single tickets typically run in the low-$40s before tax — confirm current pricing on the official site.
Single ticket
Typically in the low-$40s for adults, check for current pricing.
Combo pass
Includes options with sibling attractions like Speed Zone Fun Park and Rockin’ Raceway.
Add-ons
Consider combo packages if planning to do multiple activities.
Prices change — check official tickets before buying.
Website
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About LazerPort Fun Center
LazerPort's go-kart track is 50 feet high with a 40-foot drop, and yeah, it's as intense as it sounds. We took our teenagers last month and they rode it three times in a row. The laser tag arenas are huge — 7,000 square feet each, which means you're not bumping into other players constantly like at some places.
The arcade is where we ended up spending way too much money, but the bonus deals actually help if you're planning to stay a while. Put in $100 and you get $160 total to play with, which beats feeding singles into machines all day. Our kids gravitated toward the newer games while Shandi and I got nostalgic over Pac-Man.
One thing though — call ahead to check hours. We've seen conflicting info online about whether they close at 8pm or midnight on weekdays, and nothing's worse than showing up to locked doors with disappointed kids.
The blacklight mini-golf is the only indoor glow course in Pigeon Forge, which makes it worth doing even if mini-golf isn't usually your thing. It's $13.99 per person, but kids five and under play free. The ice cream shop inside is convenient when you need a break, though we usually just grab something quick and keep playing.
Most families spend about two hours here, but we stretched it to three because the kids kept wanting "one more game" in the arcade. It's all indoors, so it's great for those random afternoon thunderstorms that roll through the mountains.
Insider Tips for LazerPort Fun Center
Insider tips
Check hours before you go: public listings show weekday hours around noon to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday until midnight, and some sources list a later opening time on weekends. If you want to do several attractions, ask about package deals or combo pricing at the counter; the center advertises discounted bundles.
For groups of 8 or more, call ahead about group discounts and reservations.
Before you go
A website is linked here for direct confirmation of current details. Compare ticket links before you go, especially for weekends and peak travel periods.
Upgrades & extras
Add-ons: Worth It or Skip It
Combo packages
WORTH ITCombo packages can be beneficial if you plan to enjoy multiple attractions, potentially saving money.
Plan the arrival
Parking Strategy
Best option
Use public Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge downtown parking — confirm the closest garage on the official site.
Walkable from a hotel
No verified nearby hotel names found.
Worst arrival times
Peak summer Saturdays and holiday weekends.
Family tip
Plan for potential stroller access challenges due to the attraction's layout.
Know Before You Go
- Check hours before you go: public listings show weekday hours around noon to 10:00 PM, Friday and Saturday until midnight, and some sources list a later opening time on weekends.
- If you want to do several attractions, ask about package deals or combo pricing at the counter; the center advertises discounted bundles.
- For groups of 8 or more, call ahead about group discounts and reservations.
- If you only have time for one thing, start with the attraction you care about most first, since the arcade and mini-golf are easy add-ons but laser tag and go-karts can create a wait.
Opening Hours
Best Times to Visit LazerPort Fun Center
Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a visit take?
Plan about 1 to 2 hours for a typical visit. That usually gives you enough time for one round of blacklight mini-golf, a session of laser tag, a turn on the go-karts, and a quick stop in the arcade.
What is there to do at LazerPort Fun Center?
LazerPort combines several attractions in one place: an 18-hole blacklight mini-golf course, laser tag, a roller-coaster-style go-kart track, and a large arcade. Some listings also mention an old-fashioned ice cream parlor on site.
When is the best time to visit?
Weekday afternoons are usually the easiest time for shorter waits. If you want the longest hours, go Friday or Saturday evening, when the center stays open until midnight.
Is LazerPort Fun Center good for families?
Yes. It works well for families with mixed ages because it has multiple activities in one location. Younger kids can enjoy mini-golf and the arcade, while older kids and adults usually go for laser tag and go-karts.
Where is it located and is parking available?
LazerPort Fun Center is at 2782 Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. It is set up like a roadside attraction on the Parkway, and visitors typically drive in; wheelchair accessibility is also listed on business directories.
Do you need to be a thrill-seeker to enjoy it?
No. It has high-energy options like go-karts and laser tag, but the mini-golf and arcade make it easy to enjoy even if you prefer low-key activities.
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