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One ticket, four attractions: pose with lifelike celebrities, don 3D glasses for a shoot-’em-up ride, lose yourself in a mirror maze, and dash through a zombie horror walk. Plan 1–3 hours and swap your voucher at the ticket booth on Showplace Boulevard.
One ticket, four attractions: pose with lifelike celebrities, don 3D glasses for a shoot-’em-up ride, lose yourself in a mirror maze, and dash through a zombie horror walk. Plan 1–3 hours and swap your voucher at the ticket booth on Showplace Boulevard.
You round the Parkway and spot a giant gorilla towering over the street — the landmark Great Ape that signals a cluster of hands-on attractions where costumes, scares and photo ops collide.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Hollywood Wax Museum - Pigeon Forge, LLC · Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
You round the Parkway and spot a giant gorilla towering over the street — the landmark Great Ape that signals a cluster of hands-on attractions where costumes, scares and photo ops collide.
Inside the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center you move from red-carpet poses to high-score 5D firepower, then wind through Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors and finally sprint (or scream) through Outbreak’s zombie labs. The experience is sequential but flexible: each attraction runs 30–60 minutes, so you can linger with the wax figures or sprint the haunted rooms.
Pigeon Forge grew as a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains, and the Parkway’s entertainment corridor reflects decades of roadside Americana — family-focused amusements, themed museums, and local craft shops. The Center sits on Showplace Boulevard, a practical hub for tourists and a short drive from attractions like The Island and the Old Mill.
Practical guidance: exchange your mobile voucher at the ticket booth, plan 1–3 hours for the full pass, and visit early or late to avoid midday crowds. Outbreak is intense; it’s not recommended for very young children, and some rides have height or age restrictions. The facility is wheelchair and stroller accessible, but specific areas (like Castle of Chaos) may limit young riders.
Bring a charged phone for photos, wear comfortable shoes for walking between exhibits, and budget time for queues and souvenir lines. This All-Access Pass is a compact, family-oriented entertainment loop that pairs well with an afternoon on the Parkway or an evening of live shows in Pigeon Forge.
easy.
1–3 hours.
Minimal fitness required; comfortable walking and standing for short periods recommended.
Plan 1–3 hours to experience all four attractions depending on lines and how long you linger with exhibits.
No — mobile tickets are accepted, but you must exchange the voucher at the Hollywood Wax Museum ticket booth on arrival.
Many exhibits are family-friendly, but Outbreak (zombie attraction) and certain rides may be too intense for young children; check age rules on arrival.
Yes, the facility reports wheelchair and stroller accessibility, though some specific rides or areas may have restrictions; verify at the desk.
Pigeon Forge’s Parkway developed alongside tourism to the Great Smoky Mountains in the 20th century; themed museums and roadside attractions expanded as family-friendly stops for travelers.
Visitor traffic in the Pigeon Forge corridor can strain local resources; support local businesses, avoid littering, and plan travel to off-peak times to reduce congestion.
Hollywood Wax Museum - Pigeon Forge, LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You round the Parkway and spot a giant gorilla towering over the street — the landmark Great Ape that signals a cluster of hands-on attractions where costumes, scares and photo ops collide.
You round the Parkway and spot a giant gorilla towering over the street — the landmark Great Ape that signals a cluster of hands-on attractions where costumes, scares and photo ops collide.
Inside the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center you move from red-carpet poses to high-score 5D firepower, then wind through Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors and finally sprint (or scream) through Outbreak’s zombie labs. The experience is sequential but flexible: each attraction runs 30–60 minutes, so you can linger with the wax figures or sprint the haunted rooms.
Pigeon Forge grew as a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains, and the Parkway’s entertainment corridor reflects decades of roadside Americana — family-focused amusements, themed museums, and local craft shops. The Center sits on Showplace Boulevard, a practical hub for tourists and a short drive from attractions like The Island and the Old Mill.
Practical guidance: exchange your mobile voucher at the ticket booth, plan 1–3 hours for the full pass, and visit early or late to avoid midday crowds. Outbreak is intense; it’s not recommended for very young children, and some rides have height or age restrictions. The facility is wheelchair and stroller accessible, but specific areas (like Castle of Chaos) may limit young riders.
Bring a charged phone for photos, wear comfortable shoes for walking between exhibits, and budget time for queues and souvenir lines. This All-Access Pass is a compact, family-oriented entertainment loop that pairs well with an afternoon on the Parkway or an evening of live shows in Pigeon Forge.