LazerPort Fun Center

LazerPort Fun Center is Pigeon Forge's most comprehensive indoor entertainment option outside of the big trampoline parks. The draw is the laser tag arena — it's properly built with multiple levels, fog machines, neon lighting, and enough physical space that players spread out and strategy actually matters. This is not a cramped four-wall arena; kids can genuinely hide, flank, and outmaneuver each other.

The multi-level design is a hit with older kids and tweens who can use elevation and angles to dominate. Younger players (5-8) have a great time just running around and shooting even if they don't score high — the environment is immersive enough that they don't care about the score for the first few games.

Mini bowling is the underrated feature. The lanes are shorter and the balls are lighter, which means kids who'd normally roll gutter balls on regular lanes suddenly feel competent and successful. For parents, watching a 5-year-old execute a strike on a mini bowling lane with genuine pride on their face is worth the $10.

The arcade rounds out the visit and the token economics are standard Pigeon Forge fair.

This is an excellent rainy day option — fully indoor, easily fills 2-3 hours for most families, and has enough variety that siblings with different interests can both find something they want. Weekday mornings are calm; weekend evenings pull in local teens who tend to dominate the laser tag arena in a way that can be a bit competitive for younger first-timers. Time your visit accordingly.