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    MagiQuest

    4.0 (130 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Putt putt
    Beth M.

    MagiQuest might be the best $100 a family can spend in the area. We bought the family package online - 60 minutes of quests with loaner wands, 18 holes of black light putt putt, a really cool mirror maze, and 48 arcade credits (3-4 games/person) for 4 people. Our 7 and 9 year old had the best time solving riddles and can't wait to return. Pro-tip: arrive early if you can. We were there within an hour of opening and practically had the place to ourselves, but it got pretty crowded by the time we left - would have required more waiting!

    Nicolle F.

    My boys (6,10,10) have been waiting years to attend Magi Quest. We go to the ones at Great Wolf Lodge throughout the year but this was the actual venue. They absolutely loved it and we have been multiple times on our trip. You can get a 30 minute pass, 60 minutes or all day. The 30 minutes is not long enough in our option and the game saves where you left off. They also have an arcade, mirror maze and put put. We did the combo pass that included everything and was worth the money.

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    Trinity L.

    Our family really enjoyed MagiQuest. We brought our wands, started our games and enjoyed over an hour of fun and quests. The staff was super helpful and friendly. We had a good time in the glow put put golf and the mirror maze. The arcade was a good mix of fun as well. Definitely worth the cost for us for an afternoon full of fun.

    Zay M.

    I arrived here around 4:30pm on a Monday afternoon while on vacation. I bought combo tickets online for my party of 5. The family pack (4 people) for $99 and the an additional general combo ticket for $25. The combo we got was for 60 minute quest, arcade credits, mirror maze, and putt putt. We did the 60 minute quest first. It required registration. Each party had to give name, date of birth, and pick a wizard name. This was interesting. We didn't finish though. There is an option to buy more time, but we didn't do that. It was busy. A plus is that there is staff around to hell during the quest. Afterwards, we did the mirror maze and it was fun. You get gloves to touch the mirrors. It was kinda difficult. We definitely went in circles. We started alone and then other people joined. I teamed up with another party and we found the way our haha. I led my group out. It was really funny because the other adult in my party saw me and the way out and started running. But the way the mirrors are set up, it's a trick. So they ran right into one, LOL! For the arcade credits, we got 8 credits per person which is really 2 games as most arcade games is 4 credits. So, that was kinda crappy lol. After the arcade games, we played putt put, which was the last aspect of the combo. It was really cool, honesty. It was glow in the dark. We left around 7:30pm. Not bad for 4 activities and 3 hours there. I would recommend! I'd suggest 1.5-2 hours for the quest though.

    Shalaunte W.

    Cute little arcade place. I like the outside decoration so decided to go in. This place consists of arcade games and a mirror maze. If you have small kids they will love it. Pricing was reasonable and the variety of games were limited.

    Arcade
    Nicole H.

    Brought my daughter here for Spring Break! It's an indoor arcade/amusement center for kids. It was packed! But overall the kids enjoyed. You pay $25 for a combo ticket which allows you into all 3 of the attractions (MagiQuest, Mini Golf & Mirror House plus 8 arcade tokens) The lines for the MagiQuest & Mini Gold we're long but the kids had fun at the arcade. Overall this is a decently destination for children and I'd come back if I were in Pigeon Forge

    Marie T.

    We went here today for the second time and had just as much fun. If you enjoy riddles and wizardry, you should definitely check this place out. The four of us (2 adults, a 14 year old, & a 13 year old) loved it. The 'castle' actually houses the MagiQuest adventure, Pirate Golf, and an arcade. You can find a $3 off coupon in some of the coupon books found as you go into Walmart, but to use the coupon you have to do a combo package of all three. We only did the MagiQuest adventure upstairs this time, but we have done the Pirate Golf in the past and enjoyed it. The arcade looked really nice as well. Also, if you've played before, you can start back where you left off without having to start all over. If you buy a wand, you can use it at any MagiQuest location and keep up with your progress. My son bought one with a dragon on it the last time we were here, and he used it to play today too. Keep in mind though that reading is required to play the adventure, so young kids who can't read yet, may not enjoy it as much. Of course, you could always work together on the same quest at the same time and still enjoy it. That's what we did our first time, because my son wasn't sure what to do at first. If you have an hour or two to do something unique, you should totally check out the big castle beside Mellow Mushroom in Pigeon Forge.

    Kaylee G.

    So, me and my brother always come here and one day we come and walk in and we notice they cleared a huge spot and there was a sign and it said arcade coming soon. Magi quest was originally just magic and all that and now it has a mirror maze and fix pirate golf and now an arcade which they don't need anymore. Some magis that help are sometimes not friendly. But other than that it's good and I if you love Harry Potter or like it, I would recommend Magi Quest. The only thing I don't like about this is that they add all of this stuff that they didn't need in the first place and they forgot what magi quest is really about

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    Jennifer B.

    NO SOCIAL DISTANCING & MASKS NOT ENFORCED. We had fun here, especially my 12 year old who is into RPGs. The price was great in my opinion and we used a coupon from one of the books from our hotel. It was a little hard for me to understand at first. The initial instructions given by the staff weren't clear. When you go to Magi training they give you a loaner wand or you can buy one. You go into a room for training where they show you how to use your wand and what the goal is of the game. After training you go to some touch screens and decide which runes you want to earn. After earning the needed runes you can go on an adventure. Adventures are basically defeating a foe.

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    Pretty good in the end. A bit of a learning curve but staff was helpful. Hope to try another magiquest.

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    We had a blast! Spent couple of hours running around! Interesting and well organized.

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