Attractions and Events
Attractions and events in Pigeon Forge include the Dollywood theme park, Titanic Museum, The Southern Gospel Museum and Hall of Fame, the Country Tonight Theatre, the Comedy Barn, Wonderworks, Smoky Mountain Opry, Dixie Stampede, Zorb, Flyaway Indoor Skydiving,The National Elvis Museum, NASCAR Speedpark, and seasonal events such as Winterfest. These attractions and the natural beauty of the area draw approximately 11 million visitors each year.
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