The Track - Pigeon Forge

The Track in Pigeon Forge is an action-packed family entertainment complex that offers something for every age, from toddler-friendly kiddie rides to thrilling go-kart tracks for older kids and parents. With multiple attractions under one roof including bumper boats, mini golf, and arcade games, it's a one-stop destination where families can easily spend half a day without anyone getting bored.

• ✓Multiple themed go-kart tracks with varying difficulty levels from family-friendly to high-speed racing
• ✓Bumper boats that provide splashing fun on hot Tennessee summer days
• ✓18-hole mini golf course perfect for family competitions
• ✓Extensive arcade with both classic and modern games plus redemption prizes
• ✓Kiddie ride area designed specifically for younger children who don't meet height requirements for larger attractions

1. 1.Purchase an all-day wristband if you're planning to stay more than 2 hours,it's more economical than paying per ride and kids can re-ride favorites without parents tracking tickets.
2. 2.Arrive right when they open on weekends to beat the crowds, especially during summer months when lines for popular go-kart tracks can get long by mid-afternoon.
3. 3.Wear closed-toe shoes for go-karting (required for safety) and bring sunscreen,many tracks and attractions are outdoors with limited shade.
4. 4.Check for combo deals with their other Pigeon Forge locations if you're in town for multiple days to maximize savings.
5. 5.The arcade can be a good air-conditioned break during hot afternoons, and kids can win prizes that make great vacation souvenirs.

Weekday afternoons (Tuesday-Thursday) from 12-3 PM offer the shortest wait times. Spring and fall provide the most comfortable weather for outdoor attractions, though summer evenings after 5 PM can be magical with cooler temperatures and lit-up tracks.

Attractions are pay-per-ride or wristband options (wristbands typically $35-50 per person). Free parking is available on-site. While there are snack bars with typical amusement fare, no outside food is permitted in the venue.

Open year-round with reduced hours in winter months (November-February). Some outdoor attractions like bumper boats may close during colder weather. Summer is peak season with longest hours and biggest crowds. Special holiday events and decorations during Christmas season make evening visits particularly festive.

The Old Mill Restaurant (0.5 miles away) offers Southern comfort food in a family-friendly historic setting with a kids' menu. For quicker bites, Mel's Diner (just down the Parkway) serves classic American fare with a 1950s theme that kids love.