The area's flagship theme park, with coasters like Lightning Rod and Wild Eagle, live music, and Appalachian craft demos. Visitors can enjoy roller coasters, Southern cuisine, and musical performances that pay homage to the region's culture. A new addition, NightFlight Expedition, launched in Wildwood Grove in 2026. It's a hybrid coaster/whitewater ride where you navigate river rapids, climb peaks, and fly through the Smokies after dark.

A 23-acre entertainment area with a Ferris wheel, aerial ropes course with zip lines, a flying theater ride, and moonshine tastings with live bluegrass. There's also a free Jurassic Adventure exhibit

Ole Smoky has been making moonshine in the Smoky Mountains ever since our ancestors settled in the area over a hundred years ago—but it wasn’t until Tennessee state law changed that we were able to legally open up our first federally licensed distillery in Gatlinburg. That’s right, the moonshine business hasn’t always been on the right side of the law, but since it led us to where we are now, crafting some of the best moonshines and whiskies you’re ever gonna taste, you could say it was totally worth it. (And you’d be right.)

Today, we still make that kick-in-the-mouth moonshine folks have loved for over a century, but we’ve also continued to innovate with Ole Smoky Tennessee Moonshine flavors like Lemon Drop, Peach and Apple Pie that have made us famous; because having a heritage you’re proud of is great and all, but being really great today is even better.

Is the longest downhill alpine coaster in the United States, spanning over a mile of track. Riders control their own speed (up to 27 mph) in individual sleds, making it suitable for both thrill-seekers and those wanting a scenic ride.