WonderWorks Pigeon Forge

“Over 400 artifacts, valued at more than four million dollars on display. You'll be greeted by one of our costumed cast members and given a boarding pass to become an actual passenger aboard the TITANIC. Step back in time to 1912 exploring over 22,000 Square Feet of Educational History. Our crew members honor the 2,208 Passengers and Crew by sharing their stories. See the only actual TITANIC photos that exist on display, play our 1900's Grand Piano, look inside a grand first-class stateroom similar to the ones the Astor's shared, see a third-class cabin, take the Wheel on the Captain's Bridge, see highlights of the owner, John Joslyn's dive, and walk our replica Grand Staircase. SEE THE WORLD'S LARGEST TITANIC BUILT FROM LEGO® BRICKS.”

“Have you ever wanted to rub elbows with your favorite stars?! Look no further and visit the Hollywood max museum. With 22,000 square foot, two level museum and MANY of hollywoods most familiar faces.”

“Great meal as you watch and participate in this dinner show. Great family fun. Call ahead for reservation. They do give a military discount.”

“If you’re looking for a show that really puts the spangled in star-spangled, you won’t want to miss Country Tonite Pigeon Forge! This country song and dance fest delivers so much flash and glamor that it’s hard to know where to look during the two-hour, country music extravaganza. By the intermission, my eyes were burning from bedazzle overload and processing the continual costume changes! The multi-million dollar theater itself is enough to make your head spin, too. With room for 1,500, there’s really not a bad seat to be had. The show featured a range of country songs, from classic oldies to newer hits, as well as some bluegrass, countrified remakes of top 40 — bluegrass cover of “All the Single Ladies” comes to mind — and gospel. Then, of course, there was Bubba the Redneck Range, there ostensibly to contribute to the comic relief portion of the show…. Just keep in mind that it almost takes more talent to sing “badly.” Country Tonite Pigeon Forge may be all about the country music, but it also features some serious dancing, from cloggin’ to the Texas two-step and even some country breakdancing, which I didn’t even know was a thing until I saw this show. You just haven’t lived until you’ve seen a guy in tight Wranglers, a fringy shirt and a cowboy hat doing a head spin in front of more than a thousand cheering fans. I can now cross “watch a country-style hip-hop dance performance” off of my bucket list. Insider Tips: To get the best seats, call or stop by the theater a few days before your desired show date. Ask them to let you know the section and row you will be seated in and ask them if there is any way to get a better seat. Since the theater oftentimes holds back some of the best seats for special occasions, make sure to tell them if you are celebrating something special.”

“Be prepared to wait but the home cooking is worth it! Delicious soups, sandwiches, quiches, and pies.”