How long should I spend at MagiQuest?

Plan 2-3 hours if you're doing the combo with mini golf and the maze. Just the MagiQuest game alone can easily fill 90 minutes, especially for first-timers.

Is MagiQuest good for kids?

It works great for mixed ages - we've seen families with kids from 6 to 14 all having fun. Younger kids love the wand effects, while older kids get into solving the quest puzzles.

Is there parking at MagiQuest?

Yes, there's a free surface parking lot right at the castle. It's directly on the Parkway, so parking is typically easy to find.

Can I bring my old wand from previous visits?

Absolutely! Your wand is yours for life and tracks your progress. Bring it back for cheaper 'returning magi' pricing and to continue building your character.

What happens if my wand stops working during the game?

Staff members walk around upstairs specifically to help with technical issues. They can reset wand sensors or replace malfunctioning wands quickly so you don't lose game time.

MagiQuest

Duration

2-3 hours (longer if doing all attractions in the combo pass)

Best For

Families with kids ages 6-14 • Rainy day activities • Mixed-age groups looking for interactive fun

Pro Tip

Ask the staff upstairs to help explain your first quest - they're always walking around and can save you 15 minutes of confusion figuring out how the wand sensors work.

About MagiQuest

Looking for something totally different in Pigeon Forge? MagiQuest transforms fantasy gaming into a real-world adventure where your magic wand actually makes things happen. As you explore the multi-story castle, your interactive wand triggers special effects - making objects move, activating screens, and unlocking new challenges throughout the space.

The main quest system lets you progress at your own pace, collecting runes and eventually facing off against a dragon. Your wand stores all your progress, so you can come back another time and pick up right where you left off. While the basic game takes about 90 minutes, most visitors end up staying much longer as they get caught up in completing various missions.

Beyond the main MagiQuest game, the building houses several other attractions. You'll find blacklight mini-golf with a pirate theme, a challenging mirror maze, and an arcade section. The combo passes are usually the best value if you're planning to try multiple activities.

What makes this Pigeon Forge amusement center especially convenient is that it's entirely indoors and climate-controlled - perfect for escaping summer heat or rainy days. The space is well-suited for kids 6 and up, though teens and adults often get just as invested in the gameplay.

Pro tip: If you're serious about completing multiple quests, consider getting a full-day pass rather than a single session. The wands are yours to keep, so returning visitors can use them again on future trips, only paying for game time rather than new equipment.

Last updated: February 21, 2026 • Based on 3,879 reviews

Amenities & Features

Interactive wand quests that engage both kids and adults for 3+ hoursBlack light mini golf course that's fun without being overly difficultMultiple activities under one roof—ideal for rainy days or cold weatherClean, safe facility with friendly staff and reasonable ticket prices

Don't Miss

Interactive Wand Gameplay

Your magic wand actually triggers effects throughout the castle - portraits talk, treasure chests open, and magical creatures respond. The technology tracks your progress so you can continue your adventure on future visits.

Dragon Battle Quest

The ultimate challenge where you use everything you've learned to face off against a dragon. Kids absolutely love this finale, and it's surprisingly engaging even for adults.

Special FX Pirate Golf

18 holes of black-light mini golf through a Caribbean pirate village complete with a pirate ship. The special effects and theming make it way more interesting than typical mini golf.

Odyssey Mirror Maze

A 5,000 square foot maze with infinity illusions, lights, and music. It's challenging enough to be fun but not so difficult that little kids get frustrated.

Adventure Arcade

Modern redemption games where kids can earn tickets for prizes. The games are newer than typical arcade attractions, and the prize selection is actually decent.

Lifetime Wand Ownership

Once you buy a wand, it's yours forever. Your character and progress save automatically, so you can return months later and pick up exactly where you left off.

Know Before You Go

Bring your existing MagiQuest wand if you have one for cheaper admission
Wear comfortable walking shoes - you'll be moving between themed rooms
Concessions and game entry close one hour before posted closing time
It's completely indoors and air-conditioned - great for any weather
Combo passes offer the best value if you plan to do multiple activities

Opening Hours

Monday9 AM to 10 PM

Tuesday9 AM to 10 PM

Wednesday9 AM to 10 PM

Thursday9 AM to 10 PM

Friday9 AM to 10 PM

Saturday9 AM to 10 PM

Sunday9 AM to 9 PM

Best Times to Visit MagiQuest

Visit during weekday mornings for the calmest experience.

🔥Buzzing

Weekend afternoons

☀️Relaxed

Weekday mornings

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for MagiQuest?

MagiQuest is open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Keep in mind that concessions and game admission close one hour before closing time, so arrive by 7:00 PM if you want to play.

How much does MagiQuest cost?

The Ultimate Combo (wand, 90-minute game, golf, maze, arcade credits) costs $39.99. If you already have a wand, returning players pay just $15.99 for 60 minutes or $24.99 for a day pass.

Do I need reservations for MagiQuest?

No reservations needed - you can just walk in. During busy times like summer weekends and October, you might wait a few minutes but it's not typically a timed-entry attraction.