While MagiQuest can sometimes be confusing, the employee there (didn't catch his name, purple cape with glasses, reddish blond hair) was very helpful and encouraging, everytime our daughter had a question. Thank you and we will return again for the positive experience!

Lots of Fun We had so much fun! We were looking for something to do indoors to stay out of the rain and the heat of the day. We expected to spend a couple hours here doing the quests and mini golf and arcade. We ended up spending most of the day here (5+ hours) and enjoyed every minute of it! We decided the 90 minutes of questing wasn't enough and had another hour added. Misty was super friendly and especially helpful without giving away too many of the answers lol. We will definitely come back next time we're in Pigeon Forge.

It was a fun time. I had been in a similar place like this in the Dells where the rooms were more in theme and less like a room that was decorated. But the family had a good time.

The mini good was great... except the 18th hole was a bit of a let down.

All in all I would visit again.

Our family had a fantastic time here! We purchased the family pass combo and found every activity to be a lot of fun—definitely worth the price. We spent about three hours enjoying everything the combo included. The kids were a bit disappointed they couldn’t finish the quest, but that just gives us a great reason to come back. Highly recommend for a fun family outing!

MagiQuest – Review

Took my 4-year-old here, and it was your typical MagiQuest experience. My son loves these kinds of places—we usually go to Great Wolf Lodge—so he was definitely excited. It was a plus that everything is on one floor, which made navigating it much easier.

The staff was friendly, and I can appreciate that they offer a variety of activities including the MagiQuest Interactive Game, Blacklight Pirate Golf, Odyssey Mirror Maze, and the Adventure Arcade. They also have combo passes and day rates, as the owner pointed out in their reply.

That said, I still stand by my view: for what they offer, it’s expensive. If you’ve got a family of four, expect to spend well over $100. It’s a classic tourist trap in terms of pricing. They know kids are going to want to go, and they price it accordingly. My son had a good time, but younger kids might lose interest fast unless they’re really into this kind of stuff.

Fin This was the most fun I have ever had playing Magiquest anywhere way better that great wolf lodge and lots to do, I do recommend

My daughter loves playing at MagiQuest when we stay at great wolf! The employees are always so friendly and helpful. Definitely worth going to if you're staying in the dells! The best part is you can continue playing at other locations.

My kids had a blast it was awesome they had a family pass which included the Minature golf mirror maze and arcade points and the magic quest game for 86 dollars before tax after it ended up being 100 but it was worth it

This. Is. GREAT!! An excellent family experience. We spent 5 hours and still wanted to do more! The MagicQuest is a well-planned eye-spy style interactive adventure that is rewarding in an hour, but intriguing for many more. The blacklight pirate golf is professionally designed and expertly lit. The arcade games are fun and CLEAN. And the MIRROR maze is surprisingly long, fun, and "trippy". Staff was friendly and smiling and engaged with us on several encounters. My children ages 3 to 17 loved it. Highly recommend for families.

My 9 year old loves this place. The clues are challenging but not overly complicated. Staff is friendly and always available for a helpful hint. It will take several visits to complete all of the missions. The glow in the dark golf course is very easy but has great decor and theme.

Fun activity for kids!
The main attraction was very enjoyable and kept the kids entertained. The mirror maze was a fun bonus, and there’s also an arcade—pretty standard, but it adds to the experience. Just a heads-up: not really suited for very young kids, as there’s a bit of reading involved in the main activity. Overall, a good stop if you’re looking for something interactive and family-friendly!

This was a blast as always! I really enjoyed how it was in a separate building then the rest of the lodge and felt so much bigger than other GWLs I've been to. It was pretty busy but we still were able to do everything and complete both MagiQuest and ShadowQuest. It was a very impressive environment overall with the 4 floors all in its own building. I would recommend going for both kids and adults.

The kids are big MagiQuest fans so of course we had to go here on our vacay. We ended up going two days so they could complete all the quests multiple times. This location has a decent snack shop, a great mini golf course, lots of arcade games, and the best MagiQuest adventure we’ve been on thus far. The prices are inexpensive in comparison to most other attractions in the area. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. The whole establishment is clean and in good repair. 10/10 would recommend, will go again!

This was a great activity for kids and teenagers. The family bundle was a good price to try everything and we bought one additional combo, we didn’t need a ticket for the other parent and they just helped the youngest child. The magic wand section was a ton of fun, once we got the hang of it our kids worked on different quests independently and were really excited to complete several. They loved the mirror maze and it was legitimately difficult. The black light mini golf was nice. Overall a great indoor activity! It wasn’t too crowded at 10 am and no wait for anything.

This place was awesome! Been to Pigeon Forge many times, but never here. This is a great value for all the activities you can do. The kids and adults had a blast.

This is one of the few attractions in Sevierville I keep coming back to with my son. He absolutely has a blast at this place. It is essentially a scavenger hunt with riddles and simple puzzles mixed in. However, with the backdrop being a magical experience casting spells, there's nothing not to love. Truly is fun for all ages. My kid definitely enjoys the arcade as well and the small pirate Putt-Putt course is a nice touch. Make sure to buy your own wand so you can save your progress!

Our favorite attraction of our Pigeon Forge vacation! The family pass for $90 (covered 4 of us) was a DEAL for the 3 hours we spent there! We loved our hunts, our mini-golf, and our gaming. The mirror maze still has me reaching out to make sure I'm not running into mirrors a day later! 😆

It was our first time and we had a blast. The workers are incredible nice and helpful. The manager,Matthew, is amazing and very nice. I definitely would recommend this place. The mirror maze and the magic quest is super fun. I wish we can play more. It is very magical and definitely a great place to bring all kinds of people.

Must Visit! Mathew and his team were amazing! The staff are friendly and helpful while the activity super fun! We will certainly be back! Each staff I interacted with had a genuine interest in our well being and enjoyment!

We have been going here for years. The kids are obsessed with the game. Basically it's a series of small scavenger hunts(quests) through a midevil village, a forest, and a small castle dungeon. You buy a wand and as you find the items, … More

Fun time! A LOT of walking but if you know the game, you know that’s what it is. We enjoyed with 11 year old daughter and her wand from Great Wolf Lodge. I do wish the systems between there and here were connected so our Quests and Adventures from everywhere would show. 🗺️

This is a neat place for kids !! The prices are somewhat on high side unless you get the package deal . A vr game that is activated by personal wand upstairs .Unlike anything we have been too before .I would go bk

Probably the best attraction we have visited thus far. Lots to do, including the MagiQuest adventure. You could easily spend four hours on it alone, but you will want to purchase an all day pass to complete all the quests they have. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Amazing! I remember coming here for my cousins birthday and it was fun when we went there wasn’t an arcade and that’s something I wish was there

The honestly best feature of this is you can easily kill 2 hours up to 4 if the kids have the legs for it. But the questing and magic feature is gimmicky and non-intuitive. The 7 year old toughed it out and beat the dragon with my help but the 5 year old got disinterested after 2 quests.

The whole loop is "get quest at tree, wave wand at things at the wall over three floors, repeat" After seeing a painting light up 3 times there's very little to keep kids interested other than eventually fighting the dragon.

The most fun are the climbing ropes and slides which makes this mostly an indoor playground which would be cheaper to visit if one existed around here.

It's interesting and I'd recommend doing it if at the Wolf lodge and its cheaper or free but otherwise not missing much.

A fantastic family experience, especially for older kids who can read and engage with the quests!

This was a fun place with mini golf,arcade and a quest to find objects. I gave it 4 stars because the mini golf was so dark inside couldn't see to keep score. We went soon after they opened to avoid crowds.

I had an absolute blast at MagiQuest! I opted for the Ultimate Combo, which provided 90 minutes of gameplay—enough time to collect nearly all the runes needed to progress through the quests. For newcomers, there's a helpful training room that teaches the basics, ensuring everyone can fully enjoy the experience. One of the best features is the ability to return for just $20 and receive all-day access if you don’t complete your adventure in one visit. The Ultimate Combo also includes access to an arcade, a mirror maze, and an exciting 18-hole mini-golf course at Pirate’s Cove, making it a fantastic value. Each activity was incredibly fun, and the entire experience is perfect for families, groups, or solo adventurers looking for a unique and engaging outing. I highly recommend MagiQuest to anyone visiting the area—it’s an unforgettable experience filled with wonder and excitement!

This was a unique experience. We came here with family visiting from out of state. Our kids had fun completing the “quests”. The black light mini golf was really dark inside, so it was easy to trip over things if you have any older grandparents joining. It was also really dusty inside that area with cobwebs all over too, so hopefully they have deep cleaned it since then. They offer a snack shack and a lot of candy. Staff was kind, enthusiastic and helpful. It was an outing we enjoyed to try once but we won’t be back.

We played magiquest at great wolf lodge a couple of years ago and had a great time. We come to pigeon forge often and have seen this location but never tried it because we just didn’t think about it. On a whim we decided to play mini golf (it was inside and cold out) and it was one of our favorite courses in town. We checked out the magiquest area and found that it exceeded our expectations. Came back to play and my son had a great time and the rest of us had a great time with him. Kids in the 8-12 range would love this but all ages can enjoy. Parents if you have some time and patience to help them out and go in an adventure with them, it’s a great time and great memories. I definitely recommend a visit, especially on off peak times when you can have an adventure with it relatively uncrowded.