Give a 5 but will say that for $20 plus the bonus amount we got for eating at Chicken Guy first my…read more4 yr old got about 390 tickets. Bathroom are upstairs. Very clean and with family room. Very nice. The arcade was good and lot to do. Would go back.

Poorly maintained pinball machines. Balls on Venom and Guardians get stuck or do not launch…read moreproperly.

My wife, kids and I have been coming here for years. We enjoy spending a couple hours here each…read moretime we visit Gatlinburg. We like to go during the week instead of the weekend because there are less people then. Our your token and ticket information is stored on your players card.

Most fun myself and my spouse had on our trip. To top it off they had amazing pizza that was so…read moregood and reasonably priced Highly recommend and will be coming to again...

Came here, and it's a mad house, long lines, children running loose and wild came here to play…read moreEverworld the AR (not VR) . Was told it would be about a hour, $25 per person. The videos made it look cool. I would say 3/5, once you beat the game, it's done, so I was there $24 mins, the videos aren't even close to what you get. Not worth it. Carts and games are on

Absolutely amazing! Fun for all ages! Employees were very nice ! Very great prices! The arcade had…read morea lot of machines out of orders. We had a great time! If ever in town again would definitely revisit!!!!

The best arcade in pigeon forge HANDS DOWN! The people are…read moreexcellent! The games are new! But they also have PAC MAN! And the kindness showed by Jim & Pablo to our three year old son did not go unnoticed!!! Best experience of our trip so far!

I don't know why they have the name BIG Top arcade. Looking at the name and building size, you…read morewould think that this arcade is huge, maybe two stories or at least go back a couple hundred feet... Not the case at all. This place is actually pretty small compared to most arcades. It's a typical arcade where you spend 100 bucks and get a prize that's like $.50 worth.

I'm genuinely puzzled by the negative reviews for this location because our experience was…read moreexcellent from start to finish. I'm a Dave & Buster's Rewards member and visit the chain often in multiple cities, including Los Angeles, Hollywood, Washington, and now Sevierville. This location absolutely holds its own. The space was very clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly, not nearly as crowded as I expected given how tourist-heavy the area is. I visited with my sister, niece, and nephew, and everyone had a great time. Food was on point: I had the steak salad and the Philly cheesesteak, and we also shared the pretzel bites. Everything came out fresh and tasted great, no complaints across the table. Staff were friendly overall and helpful when needed. A special highlight was the Human Claw attraction; my nephew loved every second of it. Pure joy, zero regrets. All around, this was a solid, fun, well-run Dave & Buster's, and I'd happily come back next time I'm in the area.

When my sister and I visited Tennessee, a snowstorm had shut down almost everything in the area…read more Thankfully, Dave & Buster's was open, and we were able to play games and grab something to eat. The staff seemed understaffed, and our food took about 45 minutes to come out. We honestly didn't mind the wait since there wasn't much else to do with most places closed. They offer a wide variety of games, which we played first before sitting down to eat. I ordered the chicken tenders. They weren't bad, but they tasted like they may have stayed in the oil a little too long. Overall, it ended up being a good backup plan during the storm and gave us something fun to do when options were limited.

Shout out to the group we were with- 09/06/26-10:00 am tour! You guys made this a lot of fun AND we…read morehad the best tour guides ever- extra huge shout out for these three: Nick, Tristan, and Jubilee!- Ya'll were soooo awesome!

It was hotter than hell the day we came! It was humid, and we were soggy, sweaty, and…read moreoverstimulated, and still managed to have a good time! This whole area is expensive, but I think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity to take in some beautiful sites, get a little of that Smoky Mountain culture, and the people watching goes outstanding We waited in line for what seemed like an eternity for the mountain coaster, Stoll worth it! Right when you get off the left, there's a barbecue joint on the right we have some excellent ribs and brisket. We did the tree top walk and visited some of the cute little shops. Pro tip when you buy your ticket it is good for the whole day. Go first thing in the morning, go back to your hotel and swim during the heat of the day and then go back in the evening.

Want to see the beautiful land that is Gatlinburg? Try going up the Space Needle and get a 360…read moredegree look. Not too expensive and you can get back in again within 24 hours. Unfortunately we got hit with rain and winds so we were huddled into the elevator and had to leave. Which shows you that they take their guests' safety seriously.

While in Gatlinburg we needed a family activity to do, so I went on Groupon and found a deal for 4…read moretickets for $32. You have to enter through the Arcadia arcade in order to get into the tower. Once we gave our Groupon voucher to the worker she advised us that we can ride the tower again the same day as long as we brought back our receipt. We entered the elevator and took it all the way to the top. When we got to the top deck it was a nice view with breeze. It's a spacious deck with a 360 view and that's about it lol. Great for photos and videos. Overall this was a good family activity for cheap. Once we were done we did play in the arcade at the bottom which is huge. I feel for $32 for a family of 4 it was worth every penny and you got a second ride out of it.

I haven't played pinball in decades, but my boys really wanted to hit up the Pinball Museum. But…read moreit's not just pinball, it has classic arcade games too. Considering how long you can play without using quarters, it's totally worth it. We went on a rainy day and stayed 5 hours. There are facts on all the machines and while a few classics need repair, their selection is fantastic!

Disappointed and NOT OPEN?!…read more I came to town with my fiancé for our honeymoon from San Diego. I love Pinball so much and had high hopes to play here. We came on Wednesday night when the website and all the social media platforms said it was open , it was not. I called the phone number and it said "temporarily closed Monday thru Thursday" and they were open "Friday through Sunday" so I made plans with my wife to come back Friday afternoon. It's Friday and it's STILL CLOSED?! I messaged their Facebook account and they said it was closed and that they had no clue when it would reopen. I even messaged the Gatlinburg Space Needle manager about this. I can understand being closed fine but at least post this on the website or something so I don't waste my time and money on parking for a closed door. Thank God there were other Arcades nearby.

BEST. ESCAPE ROOM. IVE DONE!…read more Here in town just for a few days but this escape room was perfect for a team of 7. Started off easy and then got complicated in a super fun way. Dan treated us so well and immersed us so much in the story! Do the Atlantis room for sure!! You can have as much as a little help as you want, and each puzzle felt so great to solve as long as everyone split up and figure things out. Definitely a must stop if you're in Gatlinburg!

The only nice thing about this course is the view. It looked neat from the street, but after…read morepurchasing tickets they told us that one of the courses was closed. The closed course looked to be the neater of the two courses. The one we had to do was nothing special and definitely not worth the $20 per person price. They didn't even have putting mats to place your balls and a lot of the holes seems to be sloping sideways down the mountain. With a name like Old Mountain Trail course you would think they'd be playing bluegrass or something, but no, they played dance music the entire time.

Thursday evening with the family. Arcades were a hit with…read morethe kids. All games were working. The food was above average although the chicken waffles were amazing. The service was excellent. Inside was positive fun vibe and clean.

Downtown Flavortown -- Pigeon Forge, TN…read more Great Concept, Horrible Execution I really wanted to love this place. I met Guy Fieri once at a food festival in Atlantic City, and let's just say he didn't leave me with the greatest personal impression. That being said, I'll always give credit where it's due. I take a Carnival cruise about once a year, and Guy's Burger Joint makes an absolutely phenomenal burger. So when I found out Downtown Flavortown was in Pigeon Forge, it immediately became one of the places I was most excited to visit on this trip. Deep down, I'm a big kid, and I LOVE a good adult arcade. We headed straight for the arcade, but before buying a game card, I wanted to see what kind of prizes they had. The games looked pretty good--mostly the same type of stuff you'd find at Dave & Buster's--but then we walked into the prize redemption room. That completely killed it for me. There was literally not one prize I wanted to win. Everything seemed geared toward little kids, and I think they're completely missing what makes an adult arcade work. At Dave & Buster's, I've won a really nice poker chip set in a metal briefcase and a crystal whiskey decanter set with matching whiskey glasses. These aren't generic prizes either. They're covered in Dave & Buster's logos and insignia. They WANT me taking that stuff home, displaying it, and showing it off to my friends. When somebody asks where I got it, I get to say, "I won it at Dave & Buster's." That's brilliant marketing because now another adult wants to go there and win something cool too. Same thing at Gateway 26 on the Wildwood Boardwalk. I've won signed NFL helmets and other legitimate collectibles there. Those are prizes that make a grown adult look at the ticket requirement and think, "I want that. Let's play." At Flavortown? Nothing. We were standing inside this massive adult entertainment complex looking for one cool prize that would make us want to drop $50 or $100 playing games, and there wasn't one. So we didn't even buy a game card. They literally lost our arcade business because there was nothing worth winning. And that's crazy because the possibilities with the Flavortown brand are endless. Give adults Flavortown poker sets, branded barware, automotive memorabilia, quality glassware, signed sports merchandise--something cool enough that I'll put it in my house and tell my friends, "I won this at Flavortown." Feeling disappointed, we headed over to the tiki bar, which I will admit is a really cool setup. Since I can get a beer anywhere and it was Sunday morning, I ordered their BBQ Bloody Mary. Now, if you're going to call something a BBQ Bloody Mary at a Guy Fieri restaurant, I'm expecting you to go completely over the top. Give me a rib hanging out of it. Brisket. A thick piece of bacon. Something! Instead, I got a Bloody Mary garnished with vegetables. It tasted fine, but come on. Don't advertise a BBQ Bloody Mary if the garnish looks like it came from a salad bar. There was one big bright spot: the pretzels were phenomenal. Bacon-wrapped pretzels sitting in a skillet of cheese sauce, and they were easily the highlight of our visit. I would absolutely order those again. That's what makes Downtown Flavortown so frustrating. The building is impressive, the concept is fantastic, the tiki bar looks great, and there's enormous potential here. But a place bearing Guy Fieri's name should be anything but boring. It should be excessive, ridiculous, memorable and completely over the top. Instead, I left thinking the best way to describe Downtown Flavortown is: Great concept. Horrible execution.