How long does a session take?

Plan on 30–60 minutes for check-in, safety briefing, and one or two rolls; multi-track visits take longer.

Are GoPro videos included?

Yes—this Celebrity Package includes a GoPro video of your run so you don’t need to bring your own camera.

Can more than one person ride in a sphere?

Red and Purple allow up to three riders; Orange is solo-only and requires a prior run on another track.

Is there an age minimum?

Minimum age listed is five, but guardians should judge comfort with confinement and spinning.

Do I need to bring a towel?

A towel is included with the Celebrity Package, but bringing a change of clothes is recommended.

What if sessions are sold out?

Walk-ins are allowed only when sessions have availability; otherwise join the operator’s waitlist or book ahead.

Wet Zorbing in Pigeon Forge: Celebrity Package at Outdoor Gravity Park

At Outdoor Gravity Park, 203 Sugar Hollow Rd Pigeon Forge, TN 37863 US, zorbing gets a wet, rowdy upgrade. The Celebrity Package drops you into one of three purpose-built tracks—Red, Purple, and Orange—for rolling, spinning, and slashing through water-soaked runs that end in a soak and a grin. It’s loud laughter and physics in motion: clear spheres racing down engineered slopes carved into Tennessee’s ridge lines, launching you through centrifugal tumbles and controlled chaos.

The park sits on the edge of Pigeon Forge, a gateway town to the Great Smoky Mountains, where steep, forested hills provide the right pitch for high-energy rides. The Purple track is the speed king, a 1,000+ foot straightaway that feels equal parts roller coaster and runaway laundry. Red is an unusual multi-rider orb experience—the only one of its kind on the property—built for shared screams. Orange is the rule-breaking zigzag: intense, solo-only, and gated behind a prerequisite run so you arrive ready.

Practical details are straightforward. The Celebrity Package includes two rolls, a towel, and a GoPro video, so you leave with footage of every splash and tumble. Each person needs a roll per track; groups should budget accordingly. Sessions are staged, so arrive at the meeting point early to sign waivers, suit up, and watch a safety demo. The minimum age is five, but the experience is best for older kids and adults comfortable in close quarters and brisk spins.

Natural features here are east Tennessee ridgelines, mixed hardwood stands, and fast-draining soil that lets staff shape compact, safe tracks without heavy excavation. You might hear warblers and see hikers on nearby trails before or after your session. The park’s playful engineering—transparent, reinforced spheres and water channels—creates a rare hybrid of land-adventure and water-activity that feels both deliberately designed and wildly fun.

Why book it? Because few other experiences let a group of friends race downhill inside a clear ball with a splash finish, and because the included media makes it an easy memory to share. It’s short, intensely social, and engineered for repeated runs; guests often do multiple tracks back-to-back. If you’re in Pigeon Forge and hungry for something fast, wet, and oddly social, this package delivers its name: celebrity-level thrills without the velvet rope.

Plan to park nearby and wear quick-drying shorts and a secure swimsuit; shoes are left on shore for safety but staff will advise per track. Staff capture GoPro footage included in the Celebrity Package, so pick times with steady light for the best clips. Sessions work well as a half-day outing paired with a hike or a Smoky Mountain scenic drive. Book in advance during summer weekends to guarantee session times and to avoid long waitlists and crowds.