Absolutely awful. Too many idiots think they are trying out for NASCAR. Crashes, wipeouts, etc…read more Biggest waste of $300 ever. Not a place for families. Tina the manager on site was just talking on her phone

Had the most amazing time! The karts were super fast, the tracks are fun, and Travis and Jeff were…read moresuper helpful! Will definitely be back next time we vacation in Pigeon Forge.

This was a spur of the moment decision to purchase all day passes. It was a little cold but we…read moreloved it. 2 adults 4 kids and short lines. Purchased 2 of the refillable souvenir cups as soon as we arrived and never spent another dime. From open to close except the hour we went to lunch and came back, we raced the tracks with minimal wait times. The tracks themselves were decent but could be better. There are 3 tracks we mainly spent time between. The cars definitely should go faster. There are far too many that "putt putt" around. But there are still a fair share of cars that are fast enough you just have to scope them out and try to grab them. The workers for the most part were very patient and did their best to improve the experience for everyone while trying to stay warm.

We visited this park and bought the unlimited pass and there was barely any rides open. This was a…read moretotal rip off! $190+ wasted! There are employees just standing around doing nothing some were even hugged up flirting but only 4 rides open (pro-tow, the train, the mini karts & the spinning balloons that's all) for smaller children! The employee Landyn was completely rude to my 4 year old son at the very first ride he went to!

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 grandbabies first go cart track! We had a ball!! Prices are very well within budget. Would…read moredefinitely recommend.

I would 1000% recommend this place! I'd highly suggest doing it with friends. There isn't a "no…read morebumping" sign which made it so much more fun. The go karts were also pretty fast in comparison to some of the others we've driven.

We came here today as they offer double rider go karts, which was perfect to be able to take our…read moretoddler as a passenger on the racecourse. Minimum height is 36 inches for the passenger so this ticked our box! We ended up purchasing 60 credits for $55 and we used our $10 off voucher which brought it to $45 for 60 credits which was a great value! We were able to do both tracks as well as many of the children rides. Such as the planes, train, carousel, and swings! Such a fun day for a morning or afternoon out.. our little one was over the moon and had a great time. Everything was well functioning and staff was so friendly and helpful. 10/10 experience

This place is a long time, staple when visiting the Smoky Mountains. Over the years as it has lost…read moreits luster a little. Still plenty of fun things to do here. Employment in the area must be an undertaking. Great go carts and putt-putt but service with a smile doesn't exist here. I visited the kids area and staff is robotic and seem to all wish they were not standing there waiting to push a button .

Great arcade with a rather large variety of games and prizes to purchase with tickets you win at…read morethe machines. They have a ton of different claw machines, many of the different "new" style arcade games...it will have the youth or the young at heart entertained for hours on end. Prizes are a bit spendy in terms of ticket cost but the games are reasonably priced.

This is a go-to when we are in town visiting. Pricing isn't horrible and they have a variety of…read morearcade games to select from. Most of the staff are friendly, but the ones behind the prize counter can be a little less friendly (I'm sure it's from standing and dealing with customers running them to death, but it's part of the job). It would be nice if they would also offer some concessions since people could be there for hours.

Yelp 100 Challenge 2025 - #59…read more Visited in November a fun outdoor adventure park with ticketed rides, an arcade, and go cars. Each attraction can be purchased separately or as a unit or combined offer. Customer service was nice and friendly and everyone happily answered any questions we had.

There are plenty of go kart places in pigeon forget this one was pretty fun for everyone!read more

Fun place to spend an afternoon. So much more than a video…read moregame . Cars and tracks get faster. Staff helps you progress. Worth checking out. Small snack bar and places to relax if you are waiting for a turn on the simulator or just hanging out. Very nice staff and clean environment .

I like this race track. I just wish it wasn't so far from where I live. They have 3 entrances which…read moreis grandstands, tier parking and pits. Signs guide you to where you want to go. The first entrance is the grandstands. The second entrance is tier parking. The third entrance is the pits entrance. I review race tracks on 4 different categories: parking, concession stand, bathroom facilities and view of track. I chose tier parking which you can use your pickup truck to watch the race. I like this in the fact that you can back up your truck and pull the tail gate down, sit and watch the race. I brought my lawn chair and placed it in the back of the truck to watch the race in comfort. One important note is that if you want to park in this section, get here early because it fills up early. I saw some trucks pay and couldn't find a parking place. They have concessions stands in the grandstands, tier parking and the pits. So, it does not matter where you want to go, you can get food and drinks nearby. They have nachos and cheese, hamburgers, cokes, hot dogs, candy, cheeseburgers, hot chocolate, sweet tea, coffee, pop corn and etc. There's usually no lines at the concession stand or not much of one. They have bathroom facilities with running water, paper towels and soap to wash your hands. They have garbage cans throughout the track grounds for your garbage. I saw no lines in the bathrooms. My view of the track was great as I was able to see the race cars all around the track. There was nothing blocking my view of seeing the race cars drive around the oval dirt track. Parking and leaving: There was no problem parking as it is self parking from what I saw. There was no traffic problems leaving either It seems they have big races here and they don't race every weekend. Like them on Facebook to view their schedule. The first time I came here they had the All Star Series here in which the number 157 Mike Marlar won the race. The second time I came here they had the World of Outlaws racing series here in which Scott Bloomquist won the race. They will also have the Lucas Oil Series here in a few weeks visiting. The third time I came this year Donald McIntosh won the Ultimate Super Late Model series race. I went to the pits and talked to Ray Cook's pit crew member who said they had a brand new race car that has never hit the track and they been working on it several weeks. Sadly, it was totaled in this race on 6/18/2016. What I don't like about this race track is that they don't water the track down enough. Therefore, it is extremely dusty that I can't stand it. I can't enjoy the race with all the dust getting in my eyes, all over my truck, all over my clothes and in my chair. Oh, yes, breathing in the dust makes it almost not enjoyable at all. They just need to use more water in wetting the track down and I bet a lot more race fans will show up. It's a shame that they have all these big races here but you can't enjoy the races with all the dust.

Smoky Mountain Speedway is not a good neighbor. They don't try to make sound barriers and they have…read morelate races in the middle of a residential area even during the middle of the week. It's unbelievable. I live three miles away. I feel bad for those who live closer. I don't recommend a business who doesn't care for their neighbors.