Attractions, Activities, and More in Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge, TN for September 2020

September is a good time to enjoy a dinner show that is filled with country music, comedy, dancers, horses and so much more. Dolly Parton's Stampede Dinner Show Pigeon Forge, TN is one of the most popular shows in Pigeon Forge. Guests should arrive early to get a chance to visit the stables and sing along to the bluegrass band. The main attraction is filled with trick riders, comedians, plenty of music, polytechnics, and guests are welcome to stay after the show to meet the trick riders and have pictures taken. The mouth-water four-course meal consisting of southern favorites that include barbecue pork loin, rotisserie chicken, Dolly Parton's own creamy vegetable soup, buttered corn on the cob, homemade biscuits, herb potatoes, and a special dessert. Before you leave, make sure to check out the gift shop for the perfect souvenir to remember this special September evening with family and friends.

Looking for an action-packed event to take the family to this September? The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show will be the perfect event to enjoy this September with your own "feuding" family and friends. Once you are settled into your seat at the Pigeon Ford theater, be ready for a delicious back-country buffet featuring dishes such as pulled pork, fried chicken, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, creamy vegetable soup, homemade bread, desserts, gluten-free, and vegetarian options. While you are enjoying your dinner and the company at your table, get ready to be immersed in the longest-running family feud in history. The Hatfields and the McCoys will take the stage and entertain you as they sing, dance, perform aerial stunts, and feats that include water and pyrotechnics. There will be plenty of great costumes, toe-tapping bluegrass singing, rope tricks, and dancing while the two families duke it out to see who wins the feud once and for all.

September is a good month during the year when visitors can view the changing leaves and enjoy performances at the Comedy Barn in Pigeon Forge when the temperatures get just a bit too warm as they can during this time. The show is about two hours long and is suitable for the entire family as there are lots of laughs and even a few animals that are introduced on the stage. Guests can listen to jokes and see a few magic acts as well. Some of the acts that are performed include fire-eating and activities with ropes. There are even stunts performed with dogs and other animals. Even though some of the acts might appear surprising to guests, they are safe and family-friendly for even children to view and laugh along with as everyone watches in awe as stunts are performed. Guests can have snacks in the theater during the show.

Even when the weather is warm outside in September, Pigeon Forge Snow Indoor Snow Tubing offers a way for guests to enjoy the powdery white substance and the activities associated with snow. Inner tubes are used so that guests can slide down the trails. The environment is cool inside, which means that guests can wear some of the winter gear that they have while on the snow. The activity is safe for all ages to enjoy with groups being able to slide down on the tubes by holding onto the handles together. Guests can enjoy sliding on the snowy material whether it's raining or the sun is shining outside. After tubing on the snow, guests can play in the white powder or even build a snowman. Since there are a few lanes to enjoy, families can see who can reach the bottom of the hill first all while spinning, laughing, and tubing.

For a September to remember, booking a Redneck Comedy Bus Tour of the Smokies, will be ideal, for all ages. It's a climate controlled adventure through the picturesque mountain. The exciting new tour gets underway at lovely Pigeon Forge, where the equally witty guide and driver keep you bursting with laughter through the meandering roads and breathtaking foliage of the Smokies. All the while, smooth country music make for a relaxing backdrop to the laughter amidst learning about the area, just before a quick stop at Ole Smoky Moonshine Holler, for samples and purchases. The redneck hilarity is all PG 14, so kids who tag along with their parents will have just as much fun. Some notable landmarks expected to be viewed may include: Pigeon Forge, Ripleys Aquarium and Dolly Parton's Dollywood plus the popular downtown shopping district. Tennessee is absolutely beautiful, and the fun-filled trip ensures that tourists get all they expect and then some more. A Redneck Tour of the Smokeys should top every social calendar in September!

Imagine an opportunity to take in the beauty of the Tennesee Hills while cruising along on a ride that is thrilling or leisurely as you make it. That's what awaits you on the Alpine Mountain Coaster at Goats on the Roof Pigeon Forge. Not only will you take in breathtaking natural views but a fun experience awaits the whole family. For this is home to not only an incredible serpentine roller coaster that guests actually control but there are other fun-filled attractions as well. For example, there is the Old Goat Gem Mine where you have an opportunity to actually pet and feed goats who are native to the area. As for the Coaster itself, it can go up to 30 miles per hour. It also is fully illuminated at night which only adds to the overall experience. There are safety precautions though, such as children must be at least 38 inches in height, three years of age, and accompanied by an adult.