Zorbing in Pigeon Forge
If I say, “Have you tried ZORB?”, your first reaction maybe, “Is that a new ice cream?” or “That horrible disease?” The answer to both is no; ZORB is a crazy way to get moving and it’s in Pigeon Forge.
Fightin’ Fussin’ and Feudin’ in Pigeon Forge
Of all the feuds in this country’s history (red state/blue state, Coke/Pepsi, grapes in chicken salad/no grapes in chicken salad), perhaps none is more famous than the Hatfields and McCoys disagreement. This interstate spat began during the Civil War and while it didn't last past the turn of the century, it made its way into the folklore of the nation. And now, if you visit Pigeon Forge, you can get involved in this fight, complete with a tasty meal, singing and dancing.
Dolly Parton’s Stampede in the Smokies
You probably think dinner shows are pretty easy to do. The audience sits at their table while actors on stage go through their rehearsed lines. Everyone applauds and enjoys their meal. Well, in Pigeon Forge, there’s a place where dinner and a show aren’t like that at all. Some of the participants weigh more than 1,000 pounds and have actors hanging off of them or doing flips on their backs, have to run at full speed only to stop within feet of a wall and do all this while the audience cheers them on.
Wild Ride in Pigeon Forge
You’re probably familiar with Dollywood, the signature attraction in Sevier County that’s not a national park. And you know it has a little of everything for the family. Some of the most popular rides they offer are their rollercoasters. And they’ve got a real doozie debuting this spring – the Wild Eagle.
Hitting the Theatres in Pigeon Forge
For a lot of travelers, part of the appeal of the Smoky Mountain Area is the opportunity to be entertained by professionals. And during the winter months, there’s a lot to be said for being inside a warm theater and seeing something you probably don’t have at home. While all three cities have theaters and shows, Pigeon Forge has a huge variety to choose from.