Tennessee · SHOW
23 tours
The Opry broadcast, the Ryman pews, and the dinner theatres up in Pigeon Forge that have run the same act for thirty years. Below are the ticketed shows worth the seat, with what time they start, how long they run, and which ones include a meal.
Secure a great seat at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, with a multi-artist country show experience that runs about 2 to 2.5 hours.
“It was pretty much limited to old country. The theater was nice, and the performances were okay, but not really state of the art.”
Grand Ole Opry Nashville: reserved seats for a 2 hour live radio show with country legends, comedy, and surprises at the famous stage.
“Attended a live concert at the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday August 22nd. Various Country singers (including Don Schlitz, Vince Gill and the Riders in the Sky) performed. It was a truly unforgettable evening. This show in being performed for 100 years and I would recommend it to all Country music lovers.”
Paula Deen’s Lumberjack Feud Supper Show in Pigeon Forge is an all-you-can-eat dinner show with real lumberjacks, big crowd energy, and outdoor fun.
“The show was great, the food was pretty average. We really expected a good dining experience, it is all you can eat.”
Guaranteed seat for a 2-hour Country Tonite show in Pigeon Forge, with sing-along country, concessions nearby, and cast autographs.
“The entire show was great. The dancers, singers, band, choreography was excellent. Would recommend to everyone.”
Skip the line for a Grand Ole Opry show, then get a post-show backstage tour with the artist entrance and 18 themed dressing rooms.
“The venue is beautiful. Go early, lots of great photo opportunities outside and inside. Gift shop had amazing items but kind of spendy. Backstage tour was very interesting and fun info.”
Nashville combo ticket with the Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, and Hatch Show Print. Self-paced museum, guided tours, and poster-making.
“No matter what musical genre you are interested in, you will love it. The memorabilia was awesome and brought back great memories”
Unbelievable Magic in Pigeon Forge is a 90-minute, family-friendly magic show with audience participation, free parking, and easy mobile tickets.
“Steven Best is such a wonderful magician! This was such a cool show to experience, very intimate setting so you could experience everything up close and trying to figure out how he completes each trick, but you won't figure it out. Overall, it was a very cool show, I would love to come back again and bring my kids because I know they would enjoy it also!”
Adult comedy plus cirque stunts with the Shiners at Nashville’s historic Woolworth Theatre. $75, about 1.5 hours, 7:30 pm.
“The show was too long in my opinion. The acrobatic work was amazing! The people performing are very talented. But the game show part of the show was awkward and didn’t flow well with the rest of the show. The sexual jokes were almost too much too.”
90-minute Nashville drag party bus with drag queen hosts, games, dancing, and a drag show while cruising Music Row and Broadway.
“Fantastic and fun! This was second time for us and once again enjoyed every minute”
Magic of Terry Evanswood in Pigeon Forge. Intimate 2-hour magic show with comedy, audience participation, and daring illusions.
“Small venue, personal type experience. Great show with a variety of different types of magic and fun audience interaction”
Guided Hatch Show Print letterpress tour in Nashville, make a souvenir poster, and learn how classic music posters get printed.
“Seeing the old equipment and that they still do everything the old fashion way still. Such a precise art”
See Steven Best’s close-up, family-friendly magic show in Pigeon Forge. 90 minutes, interactive audience parts, free parking, $39 ticket.
“Great show steven was wonderful with audience and kids getting people involved with show.”
Hear Elvis and Johnny Cash come to life in a 90-minute dual tribute at Steven Best’s Smoky Mountain Theater in Pigeon Forge.
“while the entertainer does a good job of impersonating there is plenty to keep you smiling or laughing as well.”
Dinner Detective murder mystery dinner in Franklin, TN, with undercover actors, audience clue solving, and a 4-course meal for $95.14.
“Had an emergency could not attend. zero refund policy. Left messages, tried to call ahead. My seats sat empty, or a walk up got them, so the venue made double off my fee. I will never book thru viator again. Never heard of zero refund.”
Tour the Country Music Hall of Fame and Hatch Show Print. Watch letterpress magic, make a souvenir print, then explore downtown.
“An interactive and informative tour that gives the history of the early show poster business until the present time.”
