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Download the Official Gatlinburg App Brought to You by the Gatlinburg Convention and Visitors Bureau Welcome to Gatlinburg – there's no place in the world quite like it. Offering exciting adventures at every turn, our mountain Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 32 & 33 for the location of each attraction. village has a special attraction for everyone . and all within easy walking distance. With so much to do, why not stay awhile and see it Earthquake The Ride Gatlinburg Space Needle all. There are hundreds of hotels, motels, chalets and restaurants PAGE A real live-action ride aboard PAGE 407 foot observa- available. Have the time of your life in Gatlinburg. an out-of-control subway car, com- tion tower plus 43 plete 62 Arcadia, a 25,000 with sights, sounds, square foot Fun Center for the motion and live whole family. Relax and Enjoy! action destruction. 115 Historic Nature 653 Parkway. Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 32 & 33 for the location of each attraction. Trail. (865) 436-4629. (865) 436-9765. Map #12 Map #24 A Live Escape Experience Anakeesta Fannie Farkle’s PAGE PAGE A scenic PAGE Play the Gatlin’s Escape Games The Captured mountain Arcade and PAGE Solve puzzles, conquer challenges, 50 A live 56 ride to a 55 Redemption race against the clock to escape horror-themed series treehouse village, stroll games. Browse through a 8 Gatlin's one of a kind, Hollywood of Escape Game along hanging bridges, wide selection of prizes quality themed rooms Experiences. soar on dual-racing zip and taste the famous Ogle Dog and other fine and special effects. 112 Reagan Dr. food and beverages. 656 Parkway. lines, and ride a high- 716 Parkway (865) 430-7844 speed mountain coaster. 576 Parkway (865) 436-4057. Map #13 Map #23 (Reagan Terrace Mall) (Light #5) (865) 325-2400 (865) 412-4089 Map #8 Gatlinburg Aerial Map #18 Amazing Mirror PAGE PAGE Arcadia Tramway Maze PAGE A 25,000 15 Spectacular views Gatlin’s Laser 54 You won’t square foot aboard Gatlinburg’s 120 PAGE believe your eyes when you 12 Fun Center passenger, aerial tramway Tag experience the exhilarating for the whole family ride to the all seasons 18 Fun for all state-of-the-art light and with the area's biggest mountaintop recreation and ages, test your skills at sound show.. redemption center. amusement park. 1001 Parkway Gatlinburg’s largest 919 Parkway (Light #8). Prizes, Prizes, Prizes! (865) 436-5423. Map #31 Laser Tag arena, plus (865) 436-4415. 115 Historic Nature Trail (Airport Bumper Cars, new Laser Maze & Atomic Map #30 Road). (865) 436-5650. Map #25 Rush game. Reagan Terrace Mall on the Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Parkway. (865) 412-4248. PAGE Map #17 75th Anniversary...............28 Christ Museum & Fair Arts & Crafts Community ..46 PAGE 58 Over 200 crafts-people Gardens from all over the United States Cable Channel 192 TV ......48 24 An inspiring demonstrate their skills, answer Gatlin’s Mini City Parks ........................34 portrayal of the life of Christ. questions and offer their art PAGE Golf Convention Center ..........58 Over 100 life-sized wax fig- for sale. Gatlinburg ures and a collection of priceless coins & gems. Convention Center - 57 Gatlinburg’s Gatlinburg Golf Course ....20 510 River Rd. (865) 436-5155 on the Parkway largest indoor & outdoor Great Smoky Mountains Map #21 (Light #8) (865) 436-7479 Map #26 mini golf attraction with 3 amazing courses to National Park ............30 challenge your putting Look to the Past ...............36 skills. Reagan Terrace Circus Golf Gatlinburg SkyLift Park Mall on the Parkway. (865) 407-2102 Map of Gatlinburg ............32 PAGE In Blacklight PAGE Family-friendly chairlift Map #15 New Gatlinburg App ........14 3D - the full ride to a scenic viewing 18-hole course Parking in Gatlinburg .......35 48 23 park, conquer the iconic is 1/2 Circus Funhouse and Gatlinburg SkyBridge, relax on Special Events ..................38 1/2 Mini-Golf which equals the SkyDeck, and experience Trash Receptacles ............16 100% fun! 919 Parkway (Light #8). unmatched panoramic views. Contents continued on page 4 (865) 436-4415. Map #30 Trolley System ................14 On the Parkway at Maple Lane (between traffic lights Tunes & Tales ..................46 #6 and #8). (865) 436-4307. Winterfest ......................52 Map #19 3 Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 32 & 33 for the location of each attraction. Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 32 & 33 for the location of each attraction. Gatlin’s Rugged Ropes NOC Gatlinburg Ripley’s Arcade Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror PAGE PAGE Visit Gatlinburg’s outdoor PAGE Quality Family Amusement with PAGE Adventure Course adventure the most Maze & Candy Factory 63 Climb 3 7 experts! 25 popular 19 A fun and tasty stories in the air to face Book guided whitewater video games in the adventure - a totally new 38 challenges rickety rafting trips that are fun country. On the concept in amusement bridges, suspended ropes for the whole family and Parkway just design, it provides a different and other obstacles. shop outdoor gear and apparel for hiking, before Light #8. experience every time you Reagan Terrace Mall camping, paddling and fishing. (865) 436-5096. enter. Plus, relive your on the Parkway. 1138 Parkway (Light #10). Map #22 childhood in the spectacular (865) 412-4170. (865) 245-0712. Map #32 candy store. Map #16 On the Parkway (Light #6). (865) 430-1834. Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Map #10 Ober Gatlinburg PAGE One of the world’s most astonish- Hillbilly Golf PAGE Year-round ing collections of curiosities PAGE Ride the amusement park and artifacts from incline rail 13 Ripley’s Moving Theater 51 and ski resort around the globe. PAGE 47 car ride to Real D - 5D with a mountain full of fun. On the Parkway technology mountaintop with two Take the Tram from the 18-hole miniature golf courses just before Light #8. 27 puts you in Parkway or by car via Ski Mountain (865) 436-5096. the adventure. 2 action- filled with unusual mountaineer hazards. Road. (865) 436-5423. Map #33 On the Parkway at traffic light #2. Map #22 packed films with (865) 436-7470. Map #2 dynamic special effects and surround sound. 904 Parkway. Rafting in the Smokies Ripley’s Davy Crockett (865) 436-9763. Map #27 PAGE One day here makes a lifetime Hollywood Star Cars Museum PAGE of memories! PAGE Featuring the best of Mini Golf Hollywood 22 Get ready Play and enjoy for outdoor adventure! 9 Ripley’s Penguin movies, TWO exciting interactive 21 Enjoy family friendly PAGE TV and music miniature golf courses, rafting, ziplining, Playhouse superstars. but watch out for the rope challenge course, State-of-the-Art, View the world’s critters! Free Parking. 60 rock climbing and more! Interactive African Black- best star car collection On the Parkway at 813 East Parkway. 800-PRO-RAFT up close! 914 Parkway. light #1. (865) 430-8851. Map #1 footed Penguin Habitat. View (865) 430-2200. Map #29 (800-776-7238) Map #3 penguins from above & below the water. On the Parkway. (at Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies). Iris Theater Ripley’s Aquarium of Ripley’s Haunted (865) 430-8808. Map #9 PAGE PAGE Now home to PAGE the Smokies Adventure the critically Your worst acclaimed One of the world’s great aquariums. 10 Ripley’s Super Fun Zone 44 61 nightmares come to life at show Impossibilities - Magic, Features a moving walkway through a crystal- PAGE Retro-themed fun Mindreading and Mayhem. clear tunnel along the ultimate scare in town. for the entire On the Parkway at traffic 115 Historic Nature Trail at the the floor of a 11 family! Laser Tag, light #8. (865) 430-9991. Space Needle - Light #8. 750,000 gallon tank, Mini Golf, Shooting Gallery (888) 482-3330. Map #25 Map #28 and much more! surrounded by 12 foot 542 Parkway (Between sharks, stingrays, and Lights #3 & #5). thousands of exotic sea creatures. (865) 277-4700. Mysterious Mansion On the Parkway at traffic light #5. Map #7 PAGE Join us and release your screams at (865) 430-8808. Map #9 Gatlinburg's oldest and scariest 26 haunted house...IF YOU DARE! Contents continued on page 6 We'll be waiting for you in the shadows! 424 River Road. (865) 436-7007. Map #20 4 www.attractions-gatlinburg.com www.attractions-gatlinburg.com 5 Refer to the map of Gatlinburg on page 32 & 33 for the location of each attraction. Rowdy Bear Mountain Treasure Quest Golf PAGE PAGE An ancient Adventure Park jungle temple 49 Home to two 17 is the back- amazing thrill rides – the drop to this adventure- Mountain Glider and the packed championship Rowdy Bear Coaster. 18-hole indoor miniature 386 Parkway near golf course filled with Light #3 unusual and spectacular (865) 409-5045 scenes. 653 Parkway. Map #5 (865) 436-3972. Map #11 top at our Basecamp for Adventure first! We’ll Smoky Mountain Outdoors help you plan your PAGE White Water Rafting at its finest. World of Illusions Smokies vacation. Book PAGE The world’s largest exhibition Just bring a change of clothes guided whitewater trips 45 and get ready to get wet! of action-packed Grande 103 Silverbell 59 Illusions. and hiking excursions; we’re Lane (at Roaring Make a friend confident that we have a trip to disappear, walk away Fork Rd. match every experience level. Hwy. 321) from your shadow, 1-877-212-4383 see a superman use Children as young as three can Map #4 x-ray vision and enjoy the splashy fun of the Pigeon River. much, much more. On the Parkway NOC Gatlinburg, located at the National Park entrance, is Gatlinburg’s next to Reagan source for outdoor adventure expertise.
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