During our week-long vacation in Pigeon Forge, I purchased Groupons for this attraction but didn't…read morerealize they were for walk-ins only. The place fills up quickly, and initially, we were told there was no room available. However, a helpful gentleman came to our rescue and managed to fit us in, for which I was incredibly grateful. The kids had an absolute blast and enjoyed every moment. My only recommendation is to double-check their availability each day if you're using a Groupon, as walk-ins may not always be accommodated. Aside from that, the staff was fantastic, and the overall experience was amazing! Highly recommend!

Absolutely would not recommend. A business owner that yells and cusses and threatens customers is…read morenot a business that should be supported. We were excited to go to this activity, but on Google, where it shows third party website, a website called HelloTickets/Tiqets appeared that showed 5 rolls for $62. Now that sounded a little bit too good to be true, so I sent them a email to confirm, in which they told me that everything is good and that they work with them. What I didn't expect is what happened next. We drove a few hours from Nashville, excited to do this activity, as we got there, we were told we are only getting 1 roll. We were confused and manager tried to offer us a solution of giving us 2 rolls instead of 1. We paid $60, I mean OF COURSE we should be getting 2 rolls for $60. They tried to say it wasn't their problem, and then stuff went down when the Owner of the park came yelling at us why we are taking so long and absolutely screaming at us (not letting us explain or show proof), saying to get the f out of his property and he will call the cops, he's the owner, and we are a waste of times, and much much more. It was unbelievable. He made my friend cry on her birthday, and honestly, I really hope people don't support a business like this just based off how the owner handled it. I own many businesses and in a situation like this, it's a super simple resolution, it won't "hurt" you or even "cost" you to just to give the customer what they paid for and deal with the third party vendor. Please, they don't deserve the business.

We had fun doing this experience, and it's super cheap. The bike that carries the food to goats…read morewas a little awkward for adults (you can't adjust the seat) but I had laughs. Inside they have touristy souvenirs, and outside there was a couple in a booth by the exit selling "timeshares that aren't timeshares" that felt a a little sketchy to me. My bf got caught in a convo with the man and he was fitting tmi questions in. How often are you here? What's your income back home? What's your job? The goats were cute, esp the babies. It was a nice spot to get hands on with animals.

Goats on the Roof is ALWAYS a must do when we visit Pigeon Forge!! The mountain coaster is one of…read morethe best in PF and who doesn't love seeing the goats!!! We will be returning on our annual Memorial Day trip this year!!!

This was a very fun adventure even for a scary person like me. I purchased the groupon which was a…read moregreat deal for 2 for $23. I reviewed the pricing upon arrival and it was $14 for kids. Every penny count nowadays so I'll take it. If the child is under a certain height they require them to ride with an adult. *Insert my nerves kicking in about this* I will say it looks more intimidating that it actual is. No big drops and you can adjust the speed as you ride. I built my courage to go faster the second ride but the employee did ask for me to not hold up traffic like previous did! Good adventure!

If you truly want to experience the Smoky Mountains, then you need to ride the Alpine coaster,…read morewhich we were told is the longest mountain coaster in the country. There is nothing like climbing the mountain in a single car, by yourself, and then reaching the top and dropping down the other side at speeds up to 35 miles an hour, would the only thing to slow you down is a hand break you pull back.

My family and I visited The Island in Pigeon Forge early on a Monday morning, and it turned out to…read morebe a great time to go. We parked across the street in their free parking area, which had plenty of available spots at that hour. The walk over was less than a mile and very manageable. Although the weather wasn't ideal--light rain and chilly temperatures--it didn't take away from the experience. We started by walking around and taking everything in. There are so many cute shops, unique stores, and plenty of great photo opportunities throughout the area. We did a little shopping, sampled some food, and purchased tickets to ride the Great Smoky Mountain Wheel, which was a highlight. Before heading out, we made one last stop at Ole Smoky Moonshine, which is always a fun experience. Even though the weather didn't fully cooperate, we still had a great time and really enjoyed our visit. The Island has a fun, lively atmosphere and offers something for everyone--we'd definitely go back!

This is a very beautiful shopping place in Pigeon Forge. I really loved the dinosaur figurines…read moreoutside; cool! With that being said, we found it a bit of a tourist trap and pricey, but that was to be expected for the area and kind of place this is. There are tons of alcohol tasting places and food places through out here. We did do a stop and tasting at Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine, which was unique enough since I am from the west coast visiting, and fun. I still think if you want more authentic tastings and food, to go to downtown Gatlinburg instead (it's all similar enough though). We also did a wine tasting here and all the wines were so sweet for my palette. I did enjoy the shops and pursuing around this beautiful area. A great spot to get some steps in. Many places also offer free samples of food to (like the candy store) so don't be afraid to go in and try.

My two kids enjoyed the day (age 2 and 8). I recommend this place. There arA lot of games for young…read morekids plus animals for hours of fun.

Today was raining lightly on and off. So we decoded to give this a shot for some animal feeding…read more Boy are we glad we did. This is as close as you can get to tame/wild animals that we have every found. Now with the rain you would think it would not be good to do. However not alot of people came so we had it almost to ourselves. Just were a water resistant jacket and good foot wear and your good to go. The paths inside are gravel and only on a few areas was the dirt exposed on the main trails. Inside the pens is a different story of course because the animals are in there. We were able to feed them by hand of either pellets and corn or slices of apples. Whole apples were like 50 cents a piece and a small cup of feed was 2.50. Very cheap in my opinion for how much feeding you can do with one cup. We started with one small cup (which you get to keep plastic cup as souvenir) and 5 apples. They gave us a bag for the apples so you don't have to hold in your hand loose. My wide was floored at how much fun she had feeding all the animals and so was I. We loved it and will be back. The have the following animals there: large bunnies, goats, ostriches, reindeer, fallow deer, elk, highland cows, small ponies, donkeys, pigs, pheasant, camels, and so much more. A must go for us.

Overall decent place. Wouldn't say it's a stand out attraction, but it does ok to see. 1 thing to…read morenote if you use your GPS, it will take you to an abandoned building parking lot. We went down the road/hill and found it. It's a nice exhibit, they do have animal shows a few times a day, you can easily spend a few hours here, the animals your aloud to touch that I saw were Guinea pigs, and a handler walked around with a boa. Nice little gift shop at the end

Great indoor activity for the kids. We saw lots of lizards, birds, turtles, poison frogs, snakes…read more The highlight for my girls was feeding the goats, llamas, and guinea pigs

Great atmosphere! Great for kids of all ages! Very fun! Prices are great! The staff were very…read morewelcoming and fun. The ninja theme was very cool to us.

I was impressed with Sevier Air. It's large enough to accommodate even peak season crowds, but it…read moredoes get crowded so be aware of that. I thought the staff was friendly and they look out for the safety of the jumpers. It's relatively clean as well, which is a positive. I also thought the climbing wall, the ropes climbing gym, and the ninja warrior course were unique additions to an otherwise trampoline park. Nice place to stop by with the family.

Dollywood is certainly a mix of good and bad. The grands liked the rides they were big enough for…read moreand despite the crowds lines moved fairly well but as with any amusement park, bring your patience. The let down is certainly the food- it's expensive (no surprise) but also bad. They ran out of things constantly and there is nothing worse than having your seven year old granddaughter looking forward to her Bear cone only to be told, none too nicely either, that they are out of Bear cones- okay, a regular cone and sprinkles- nope, out of sprinkles. I don't even remember what the third ask was but, alas, not to be had. Finally, the woman said they had cones and M&ms, that's all. Instead of disappointing my granddaughter three times, why the heck not just say up front all she had was a regular cone and M&m's? Anyway, it definitely left a bad taste in my mouth, pun intended.

Edit: The food is…read moregood, you just gotta learn where to eat! Also, the cranberry bread is amazing, if not better than the cinnamon bread

Yes yes yes. This was the best activity for our whole family. Now, we did arrive RIGHT at opening,…read moreso it was not crowded until it was time for us to leave. Which allowed us to ride a lottttt of times. We only did the tubing, but the snow area looked fun! We would 10000000% come back if we came back to the area.

I would give this place 8/10 they only have 3 rides available but I can say the highlight of this…read morepark is the tubbing ride it has a drop had an amazing time . Family friendly .

So much to do ! Real life experience of working hard with construction materials and equipment.read more

Honestly... I felt like it was a rip-off for anyone living a more country lifestyle (mowing your…read moreown yard, driving tractors, 4 wheelers, side by sides regularly). BUT! If you aren't around this type of equipment regularly or live in the city and have construction loving kids, this might be worth it. For us, we were let down. Alot of the machines have the same type of games so it was just repeated play over and over. The little ride on carts for tots barely move, so my 3 year old was bored. Shes a little dare devil though so a tamer 3 year old might enjoy it. I get why its expensive, I know those machines are expensive to upkeep. And staff was very friendly. Place was clean. But we wont be returning.