Biblical Times Dinner Theater

The theater rotates its productions by season, so what you see depends on when you visit. The official site lists these:

• The Prodigal: A Story of Hope and Redemption, the 2026 spring and summer dinner show, with TFM Worship, live praise music and a musical drama using holographic technology. Tickets start at $57.39.
• Peace On Earth: The Shepherds Rejoice, the Christmas show, with TFM Worship, hologram effects, an all-you-can-eat dinner and an interactive segment. The listed start time is 5:30 pm, and tickets start at $61.41.
• Holly Jolly Christmas Show, a clean, family-friendly comedy and music show with Austin & Leb, Kendall Cookston and Tori Gray. Price is not listed.

The site says each dinner show includes a feast. Peace On Earth specifically lists all-you-can-eat dinner. Check which production is running on your date, since the schedule rotates.

The Museums at Biblical Times are three museums that the site describes as educational and inspiring. The listing runs about two hours, with tickets from $15.00, and it does not mention dinner. If you want a lower-cost way to see the building, or a daytime activity before an evening show, the museums are a natural pairing.

The site does not describe the seating layout or give a seat count. One reviewer called the seats very comfortable. If seating is a concern, because of mobility or because you are traveling with a large group, call before you book.

The page does not give specific show dates, because dates are picked through the booking calendar. Open the official site, choose the show you want and look at the calendar for your trip. The prices above are "from" prices, so the price at your seat and date may differ.

You can phone the theater at 865-908-3327 or 865-365-2034 with questions.

At two and a half hours, plan the rest of your evening lightly. Dinner is included, so you do not need a separate meal, but you should allow time for parking and check-in. The Christmas show's 5:30 pm start also makes it a good early-evening option for families with younger kids.

This is a good fit for church groups, multigenerational family trips and anyone who wants worship music and drama in the same evening as dinner. If you are looking for comedy or a stunt show instead, other Pigeon Forge theaters will suit you better. The Pigeon Forge tourism office keeps a listing for the theater as well, which is handy if you are comparing options in one place.

Because the lineup changes by season and the site shows prices as starting points, double-check your date, your show and your party size before you finalize the plan.