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MagiQuest Tickets Pigeon Forge: 60-minute wand game & pirate golfYou get a loaner wand for a 60-minute interactive game inside MagiQuest's fantasy castle, then move to an 18-hole pirate-themed mini golf course with live performers and blacklight effects. The package also includes admission to The Odyssey mirror maze and bonus arcade credits. Plan 2 to 2.5 hours total, though you can spread the attractions across multiple days. Children under 4 enter free.Is it for me?Good for families with kids aged 4 and up who want multiple attractions in one package without buying separate tickets — the combo pass removes the decision-making and saves you money compared to paying per attraction.
Nashville Helicopter Tour: Sunset Flight Over Downtown & BroadwayYou’ll lift off from John Tune Airport for a 30-minute helicopter flight over Nashville’s iconic sights — Broadway’s neon bars, the full-scale Parthenon replica, Titans Stadium, Music Row and more. With a local guide at sunset or nightfall, you’ll feel the city’s pulse from above before touching down with your heart still racing.
Nashville Broadway Food Tour: BBQ, Hot Chicken & Honky TonksYou’ll taste smoky barbecue, fiery hot chicken, sweet Southern pralines, and sip cocktails while wandering downtown Nashville with a local guide. Expect stories about Music City’s roots, stops at iconic landmarks on Broadway, and plenty of laughs between bites. There’s music everywhere—even in people’s voices—and you’ll leave full in more ways than one.
Nashville: Barrel Whiskey Tasting Flight Straight from the CaskYou’ll walk right into Nashville Barrel Co’s warehouse and choose your own whiskey adventure — bourbon, rye, Tennessee whiskey or even rum or agave — then taste three pours drawn straight from the cask. It’s self-guided and relaxed: just you, real cask-strength spirits, and time to notice every difference between them. That first taste might surprise you.
Nashville: Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B & Hatch PrintYou’ll step inside Nashville’s most storied places: wander through the Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum at your own pace, tour legendary RCA Studio B with a local guide (and see Elvis’s favorite piano), then get your hands inky making a poster at Hatch Show Print. Expect laughter, music history, and moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Nashville: Open-Air Sightseeing Tour & All-Day Bar Block PartyYou ride through Nashville's murals and honky tonks in a custom open-air vehicle with a live guide for 90 minutes, then return to BUCKWILD Bar where you have all-day access to live music, food trucks, yard games, and the city's largest frozen daiquiri bar. Arrive an hour early to enjoy the block party before your tour departs.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Nashville's main sights without a pre-recorded audio loop and don't mind the open air — the live guide and the block party before and after turn a standard sightseeing tour into an actual social day.
Nashville: Bar Crawl & VIP Club Entry with ShotsYou’ll jump straight into Nashville nightlife with a local party host leading you through four lively bars and clubs on Lower Broadway. Expect bonus shots at every stop, skip-the-line VIP entry, and plenty of music and laughter along the way. You’ll pass by legendary spots like Ryman Auditorium and end in Printer’s Alley—maybe with new friends in tow.
Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum: Admission & Audio GuideYou get admission to the Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum with a full audio guide that covers the blues, rock and soul history that built the city. Walk through detailed exhibits at your own speed, listen to over 100 songs that shaped American music, and finish near Beale Street if you want live music afterward. The whole experience is wheelchair accessible with seating available throughout.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand how Memphis became the birthplace of rock and soul without needing a separate guided tour — the audio guide does the explaining as you walk, and the fixed admission means no surprises at the door.
Pigeon Forge: Steven Best Magic Show & Las Vegas IllusionsYou watch a live magic show starring Steven Best, a performer who's spent 11 years in Pigeon Forge after working in Las Vegas. The show includes sleight of hand illusions, audience participation, comedy, and music — all designed to work for kids and adults in the same room. Free parking is included, and the venue is fully accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want live entertainment that works for the whole family without needing to plan around age gaps — the mix of illusions, comedy, and audience participation keeps both kids and adults engaged at the same time.
Pigeon Forge: Outdoor Gravity Park Zorbing & Multiple TracksYou’ll laugh, slip, and probably scream as you roll down a 1,000-foot hill inside an OGO at Outdoor Gravity Park in Pigeon Forge. Try three different zorbing tracks (including solo or group rides), get soaked in your swimsuit, and watch hilarious videos of yourself after. It’s messy fun you’ll remember every time you find grass in your shoes.
Memphis: Guided Brewery Tour with Tastings & Local StoriesYou’ll ride between three Memphis breweries with a local guide who knows everyone’s story, sample up to 12 beers (from crisp lagers to malty stouts), snack on something hot and local, and hear why these places matter here. Expect laughter, real conversation, and maybe a new favorite brew by the end.
Douglas Lake Helicopter Tour Sevierville: Smoky Mountain ViewsYou board a helicopter in Sevierville and fly 6–10 minutes over Douglas Lake at 1,500 feet, seeing the French Broad River, Douglas Dam, and the Great Smoky Mountains in the distance. The pilot points out fishing areas, boat rentals, and seasonal landmarks like Kyker Korn Maze. You're back on the ground at the same location, with no separate transport to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Douglas Lake and the Smoky Mountains from above without committing to a long flight or traveling far from Sevierville—the short duration and local route mean you get the view in the time you have.
Nantahala River Rafting: 3-Hour Guided Trip & Riverside LunchYou arrive, gear up, take one short bus ride to the put-in, paddle Class III rapids through the Nantahala River Gorge, hit the Nantahala Falls, and finish at your car. All equipment is provided. A guide leads the raft and calls the strokes. After you pull out, you're already at one of two riverside restaurants, so you can eat without driving anywhere else.Is it for me?Book this if you want to raft the Nantahala without the logistics of a full-day trip or a long shuttle — the location at the takeout means you're done and eating within three hours of arriving, which is what makes it work for families and people on a tight schedule.
Nashville: Party Bus Tour Broadway & Music Row up to 25You get a private, open-air bus for up to 25 people rolling through Nashville's Broadway, Music Row, and past Ryman Auditorium and Tootsies Orchid Lounge. A VIP bartender, sound system, and LED lights keep the party going for two hours while you see the city. Bottled water is included, and the route is designed so you can hop off at Tootsies or another spot after the tour ends.Is it for me?Right for groups celebrating a birthday, bachelor or bachelorette party, or just a night out with friends who want to see Nashville's music landmarks without splitting up. The open-air bus and two-hour loop mean you're moving and seeing the city, not stationary — plan for standing room and a lively atmosphere.
Nashville: Country Music Hall of Fame Ticket & Audio GuideYou’ll walk Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame with an audio guide in your language, see iconic exhibits like Dolly Parton’s costumes and handwritten lyrics, pause in the Rotunda among legends’ plaques, and maybe catch a quiet moment or a burst of laughter that stays with you long after you leave.
Nashville: Pub Crawl with Trivia, Live Music & History WalkYou’ll wander through historic downtown Nashville with a local guide leading your pub crawl—think live music echoing from honky tonks, quick-fire trivia rounds in lively bars, ghost stories at Skull’s, and unexpected history lessons between drinks. You’ll meet locals and travelers alike while soaking up neon lights and country tunes—and maybe leave caring more about Nashville than you expected.
Beale Street Memphis: Blues History Walking Tour & A. SchwabYou walk Beale Street with a professional guide for one hour, covering the blues history, W.C. Handy's house, Handy Park, and A. Schwab's 1876 general store. The route is 0.5 miles on public sidewalks, wheelchair accessible, and includes all taxes and fees. Parking is available within two blocks.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real story of Beale Street without arranging a guide yourself—one hour is enough to understand why the street matters, and a professional guide is what makes the difference between walking past the history and actually seeing it.
Ocoee River: Full-Day Whitewater Rafting & Shore LunchYou’ll paddle through 10 miles of Tennessee whitewater on this Ocoee River rafting adventure—with a local guide leading you through class III & IV rapids and a riverside picnic lunch halfway down. Feel your heart race at the Olympic course section before relaxing with sandwiches and sweet tea by the shore.
Memphis: African American History & Civil Rights Tour 2.5 HoursYou'll spend 2.5 hours in a vehicle touring Memphis's African American history sites, from the Lorraine Motel to Beale Street and two churches central to the Civil Rights Movement. The guide narrates from the van rather than stopping for museum entry, so you see more ground in less time. All taxes included, wheelchair accessible, and you'll need a minimum group of four to confirm the tour.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Memphis's African American and Civil Rights history without arranging their own transport or navigating multiple sites. The 2.5-hour window is tight enough to fit a morning or afternoon, and the van-based format means you cover more ground than walking tours allow.
Nashville: Beginner Line Dancing Class & BYOB Studio FunYou’ll jump right into real Nashville line dancing with friendly local instructors in a relaxed BYOB studio—no experience needed. Learn easy steps you’ll actually use downtown, capture your moves on video if you want, and enjoy free parking plus cold water on tap. It’s fun even if you’ve got two left feet—just bring your sense of humor.
