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!

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

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.

Perfect for my kids! They had a blast searching for clues and j using their "magic" wands. Definitely a different experience for us and they liked the mirror maze and black light mini golf!! Arcades are always a hit with us...Definitely time well spent

Great Great value in Pigeon Forge if you get the family pack only available on their website. Family pack includes four loaner wands, one hour of magi quest for all four family members, four tickets to mirror maze and four rounds of mini golf and 16 credits to arcade. Was fun and entertaining for about 2-3 hours. Magiquest part was fun for my seven year old for about half an hour and then he was done with it. He had fun but said it was hard. Kids that age just need to work with an older person who can tell them simply what they need to find and help them find the things. However, teen sister loved it and both parents loved it too. I would say age 8 and up for magiquest is ideal. It was all great and we will return.

It was our first time here and didn’t know what to expect. It’s a great place to bring your kids especially if they’re into the Harry Potter genre. But there are other attractions such as a mirror maze, glow in the dark mini golf, arcade games and a snack bar. This place is 2 stories with the second floor primarily for the Quest. Your kids could actually spend hours there doing quests from easy to hard. We had a little bit of difficulty at the beginning, but the supervisor or manager helped us along the first quest. And soon after we were able to do it on our own. We got our tickets through Groupon, and thought it was a good deal. 4 quest entrees, 4 mini golf, and 4 entrees into the mirror maze. But I don’t remember the price though. On the other hand, you purchase tickets at the counter. They have plenty of free parking with wheel chair accessible parking right at the front. And you can’t miss it from the main road.

Great place, decent price for Entertainment. We always bring the magic wands with us, they have an all day pass once you purchase ur wand. Fun for the whole family. No matter what age you are it's fun. Different quest, to figure out, dragons goblins to fight fairies to save. The staff actually enjoys their job and they're friendly and helpful. 👍👍

Great place for family fun Good value for family fun. The magic quest gives you a hour to complete various task. It is very spacious so it might be a lot of people but you are not crammed in.

We had so much fun with the kids and grandkids! The staff could be a tad more helpful. We spent a lot of time in the beginning just trying to figure out how to play the game. The facilities were very interactive and fun to experiment with! The grandkids were wiped out when we were done!

Best place ever Awesome!! I definitely recommend the ultimate package! Plan to spend the day The Putt-Putt course is challenging and fun. During your quest, find Master Hunter for great advice!

I had never been to a Magiquest before, we just came for the black light pirate mini golf. But it was a lot of fun and there was no one else in there playing so it wasn't crowded at all and we had the whole area to ourselves. Super fun time! I thought it was glow in the dark not black light so I didn't wear the right clothes but I definitely recommend wearing white or a bright color that will shine!

This was our first time to MagiQuest. The kids (10, 8, and 6 yrs old) loved the quest. We've played DnD and games like Cora Quest at home, so they understood the idea. The wands were easy to learn to use. The quests were difficult enough to keep them interested but easy enough that they weren't frustrated. We definitely plan to go back next time we are in town.

Took my girls over the weekend for our fall break trip. We had so much fun. The Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable about their games. We spent an hour and a half playing the magiquest game then we went in the mirror maze. That was so fun. The put-put golf course was well laid out. We had trouble with one of the arcade games taking my credits but not starting the game. We went and told the staff and they put my credits back on the card and went and fixed the game. We will be back !!!

MagiQuest was a BLAST! We had a quick vacation, and we were on a tight budget. Right before we checked out of our budget hotel, which was tiny with zero walking room, I searched for "family activities near me" on Google to look for something we could do to get our wiggles out before the drive home. MagiQuest was the first result, so I read the reviews. Then I checked the prices. For our family of 4, we could do FOUR activities for $89.99 (plus tax - and this was an online-only deal!). I decided to give it a go, as I have driven past that castle dozens of times and have never visited. I was pleasantly surprised. The MagiQuest game was AWESOME! To give you a summary of the activity, you get a wand that has some kind of electronic element, a booklet describing the game, and there are 3 "worlds" to visit upstairs in the building. At any time you can point your wand at a summary screen (provided throughout the worlds), and you choose a quest or see your progress. Using the booklet and clues provided by the summary screen, you visit the different worlds and point your wand at various objects, collecting them to complete the quest. The quests start out super easy and get harder. My family (with two gamer preteens) LOVED it! You only get 60 minutes with the family pass; I was able to complete 2 quests and almost get through a third. There was still a lot more to do! And if you return, you can tell them your name and DOB and they will reload your game so you can continue! Then we played mini golf, went through the mirror maze, and played in the arcade (all included in the family pass). We were at MagiQuest for almost 3 hours, and I've been to Gatlinburg dozens of times and I have never made it out of an attraction for $100 for 4 people. Ever. The MagiQuest part is probably not ideal for anyone under.. 8? I saw some families bringing in toddlers and I thought that was pretty silly; not only can they not understand the quests but there are lots of nooks and crannies and teens/adults walking briskly around to find objects. As far as the crowds, yeah, it's best if there are less people there for the same reasons as anything else. When we first got there, there weren't that many people but they seemed to pile in near the end of our quest. I suggest planning your MagiQuest on an off-peak day/time for best results. I read several reviews that said the mirror maze was much smaller than it used to be, but we still had a blast in it. The rest of my family made it to the exit, but I got stuck and I could see their reflections but couldn't find them. It was hilarious. The mini golf was very fun - blacklight and the courses were okay. It wasn't the best minigolf I've ever done but it wasn't the worst. We had.. I think 42 credits for the arcade? Skeeball was 2 credits per game, if that tells you anything. The wife and I didn't care to play so we let the kids use all the credits. They ended up with 180 points, and got some little trinkets from the redemption stand. Overall, we would totally go back to MagiQuest to continue our adventures. I would definitely choose my day and time wisely. I don't think we would do the mirror maze or mini golf again, but the game and the arcade would be a fun visit in the future for sure.