MagiQuest in Pigeon Forge, TN

My son loves coming here every time we travel! You buy your wand and it saves your progress for the next visit. We visited a few days ago & the employees were doing a great job of sanitizing the stations after each guest. You definitely get a work-out in but it's so much fun completing the quests!

We wanted to do mini-golf before leaving Pigeon Forge, but it was raining, so that narrowed the choice down to MagiQuest's Pirate Golf. I think it was close to thirty dollars just for the two of us. You pick a club and a ball, then go in a room with about eighteen holes. Since it's all under blacklight, the score card, balls, clubs, and much of the scenery will glow. You might even try to choose clothing and shoes that will stand out in this environment as well, especially for a kid's sake. They will surely think it's amazing. A word of warning about the ball choice, though: don't pick blue! The blacklight will make a green ball show up amazingly, but blue is almost invisible, especially since the course is essentially the same. For adults this was honestly a mediocre mini-golf. There aren't really obstacles on the majority of the holes. Most of them are just going around corners and whatnot. It's not uncommon to knock your ball completely out of the course on some holes. It's also possible to lose your ball underneath some of the obstacles and have to crawl around trying to rake it out. The environment isn't particularly interactive. There are some video screens that play a pirate-themed animation in a couple of spots or so, but nothing actually moves or anything on the course itself. Everything is on one level of this room, with no variation on height between any of the holes, other than some elevations and curves within the individual courses themselves. With all of this being said, it's still possible to have fun, especially when the weather is bad, and kids will surely enjoy it more than adults. Just don't expect a particularly long or amazing mini-golf experience.

It was a fun party for everyone as we made our way through the various stops. The maze was quiet interesting.

We have passed this place a million times and finally decided to try it on my son’s birthday. We are so glad we did. We took my sons, 11 and 18, and they both loved it. It was fun even for us parents! We will definitely return next time we are in Pigeon Forge!

This is the absolute BEST value for an attraction in Pigeon Forge. We bring our wand and go every time we visit Pigeon Forge (2 or 3 times/year). We always look forward to it and really do have a lot of fun together as a family here. If you can only do one thing in Pigeon Forge, this should be it!