Pigeon Forge: Impossibilities Magic Show Tickets & Mindreading

Summary

Comedy, magic tricks, and mindreading in Pigeon Forge’s heart

You’ll find yourself laughing out loud as Erik Dobell reads minds and pulls off wild illusions right in front of you at the Impossibilities Magic Show in Pigeon Forge. Expect audience participation, quick-witted comedy, and moments that make you question what’s real — all in a cozy theater with an easygoing crowd.

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t think I’d end up on stage trying to guess what card was in Erik Dobell’s pocket, but somehow that’s exactly where I found myself last night in Pigeon Forge. The theater’s tucked right off the Parkway — you can smell kettle corn from the street if you’re hungry (I was). Inside, it’s this cozy old-school room, all red velvet seats and a crowd that felt half like locals and half like folks just passing through. Erik came out with this energy that made everyone sit up straight, but not in a stiff way — more like you’re about to get caught giggling in class.

He called people up for tricks — not just kids either. There was this older couple near us who got roped into a mindreading bit; I swear the woman’s face when he guessed her favorite song is something I still think about. He does these quick jokes between illusions, nothing forced or cheesy, just real banter. At one point someone’s phone rang (awkward), but Erik rolled with it and somehow turned it into a punchline. The whole show had this friendly chaos vibe — like anything could go wrong but that would be part of the fun.

I’m still not sure how he pulled off some of those tricks. There was a moment where he asked us all to close our eyes and think of a number — when I opened mine, my friend nudged me and mouthed “how??” It wasn’t fancy or over-the-top; it just felt close-up and personal. And honestly? I left grinning, wondering if maybe there really is something magical about sharing a laugh with strangers on a Tennessee night.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Attend Impossibilities Magic Show

• Arrive at show venue
• Watch magic and mindreading performance
• Enjoy interactive comedy with Erik Dobell

Top questions

Is the Impossibilities Magic Show suitable for kids?

Yes, children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult.

Where is the Impossibilities Magic Show located?

The show takes place in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, both transportation options and the venue are wheelchair accessible.

Are infants allowed at the magic show?

Infants can attend but must sit on an adult's lap; strollers are permitted.

Do tickets include admission only or extras?

Your ticket includes admission to the Impossibilities Magic Show only.

How do I guarantee my seat for the show?

You can reserve your ticket online to guarantee admission.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.

What’s included

Your evening includes your reserved admission ticket to see Master Mentalist Erik Dobell perform live at the Impossibilities Magic Show in Pigeon Forge — just bring yourself (and maybe someone who likes surprises).