Smith Family Theater

The Smith Family Theater dinner show is family friendly, so there was no problem with bringing the kids, and you can expect a few Christian elements in the show, just like other attractions in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. You'll usually hear a gospel song or two along with the country classics, rock and roll oldies. That is why this show is so entertaining, it appeals to almost everyone and provides a broad range of diverse music and entertainment that is family friendly.

The show also includes tributes to TV classics, like the Andy Griffith Show, and even an old fashion hula-hoop contest. It's really a lot of fun, and shows are different enough that you'll enjoy going back again year after year. The cast interacts very well with the audience and makes you feel like you are a part of the show.

The Smith Family Dinner Theater seats up to four hundred people, and is the ideal size for the Smiths unique style of family entertainment. The room allows for very large tables and there does not appear to be a bad seat in the house. The entertainers have a friendly persona that makes them very approachable, even once they're off the stage. They even signed autographs in the lobby after the show was over. There's a real southern atmosphere to the show, too - the Smith brothers like to share their love of the South, and do their best to help you feel welcome.

The buffet dinner is prepared on site, and is based on traditional southern cooking. If you're looking for old-fashioned southern food, the main course includes roasted chicken, chicken strips, meatloaf and more. They also serve homemade biscuits and the vegetables include green beans, corn and mashed potatoes, plus you get to choose from several desserts.

We found that prices for dinner and a show at the Smith Family Theater are reasonable, and children twelve and under get in free, as long as they're accompanied by a paying adult. You can also find discount coupons almost anywhere in the area.