About Grand Majestic Theater
Grand Majestic Theater is a classic dinner theater on the Pigeon Forge Parkway, at 2330, and its best feature is flexibility: tickets are available with or without dinner. The Pigeon Forge tourism office says the theater hosts a variety of entertainment from March through December.
The shows
The tourism listing names three productions:
- Soul of Motown, a concert-style celebration of Soul and Motown hits.
- The KING Comes Home, a multimedia Elvis tribute presentation.
- Grand American Opry, a mix of country, gospel, movie musical selections and 70s and 80s rock, ending with a patriotic salute.
A 2026 show calendar is available as a PDF through the theater, and showtimes and dates vary, so check the schedule for the night you want. The tourism office lists the theater's full schedule as something to confirm on the theater's own website, which is why it is smart to look before you drive over.
Dinner or no dinner
If you add dinner, it is a simple American meal served at your table. If you skip it, you can still order from the Dine-In menu, which has appetizers, small meals, a full bar with signature cocktails and concessions. That makes the theater useful for several kinds of groups: families who want the full dinner, couples who want drinks and a snack, and travelers who already ate and only want the music.
Capacity and groups
The theater lists a capacity of 450. Group rates start with a minimum of 20 people, and a group escort or driver is admitted free. The venue also offers meeting space with audio-visual equipment, a flat-screen TV, a microphone and a meeting sound system, which makes it popular with reunions and bus tours.
Contact
The tourism listing gives a phone number of (865) 774-7777. The theater is also known to list its official website through the tourism office, and you can start from the Pigeon Forge tourism listing to reach the box office or the show calendar. The same office keeps a list of live shows in Pigeon Forge if you want to compare options.
Planning tips
Pick the show first, then the dinner option. A Motown evening and an Elvis tribute feel very different, and the Opry show is the safest choice for a mixed-age group, since it covers country, gospel, movie music and rock in one program.
Because the theater runs from March through December, it is not a January or February option, so skip it if you are visiting in the deep off-season. For holiday-season visits, confirm that your dates fall inside the calendar before you plan around it.
If you are choosing between dinner and a show-only ticket, think about timing. A dinner ticket takes longer, so build your day with that in mind, and a show-only ticket leaves you free to eat at a restaurant you already picked.
Always confirm the current show lineup when you book. Theaters rotate productions, and the three above are the ones named on the tourism listing.