MagiQuest

Players use a magic wand to complete quests and adventures in an interactive, live-action role-playing game. You point the wand at treasure chests, creatures and portals, and the building reacts. The quests are a kind of scavenger hunt with clues to solve, and visitor reviews on the attraction's site describe a 60-minute game as about right for a first visit. Kids who like wizard stories usually take to it fast. Adults can treat it as a slow puzzle walk, and nobody is timed beyond the length of your session.

• Pirate Golf: an 18-hole black-light miniature golf course set in a Caribbean pirate village
• Odyssey Mirror Maze: a short maze of mirrors, good for a laugh
• Adventure Arcade: a redemption arcade with games such as Angry Birds, Halo, Jurassic Park, Wizard of Oz, NBA Gametime and Skee-Ball, played with a Fun Card in any amount

A cafe bar sells ICEEs, nachos, hot dogs, popcorn, sodas and candy, with seating and wi-fi for the grown-ups.

These are the prices posted on the official MagiQuest Pigeon Forge site, before tax:

• MagiQuest Combo: $26.99 per person, with a loaner wand, a 60-minute MagiQuest game, the mirror maze, 18 holes of Pirate Golf and bonus arcade credits. You can upgrade to buy a wand to keep: Classic Style +$15, or Light-Up +$25 (which also adds 30 more minutes of play)
• Magi Starter: your choice of wand plus 90 minutes of MagiQuest, $30.99 with a Classic wand or $40.99 with a Light-Up wand
• Returning Magi: 60 minutes for $15.99, or a Day Pass for $24.99 that includes 20 arcade credits
• Pirate Golf or Mirror Maze alone: $13.99 adults, $11.99 children 4 to 10; ages 3 and under free with an adult purchase

The combo is the better value if you plan to do more than the quest. Check the pricing page before you go, since prices change.

• Address: 2491 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
• Phone: 865-686-5586
• Hours: posted daily on the website. On October 22, 2026 it was open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Concessions and admission to the MagiQuest game close one hour before the building closes, so do not arrive in the last hour expecting to start a quest.

• If you own a wand from a previous trip, bring it and ask about the Returning Magi rate.
• Weekday mornings are calmer than weekend afternoons.
• The Pigeon Forge trolley can save you a parking hunt on busy Parkway days.

Families with kids roughly in the elementary and middle-school years get the most out of it, and teens often enjoy it more when they help a younger sibling. If you want a single indoor stop that keeps everyone busy for a couple of hours, this is a good one.