--- title: Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show slug: hatfield-mccoy-dinner-show-pigeon-forge type: attraction sub_type: dinner shows source_url: https://www.tripster.com/detail/hatfield-mccoy-dinner-show-pigeon-forge city: Pigeon Forge state: TN country: US address: 119 Music Road geo: lat: 35.82195 lng: -83.57905 duration: up to 2 hrs cancellation_policy: Free cancellation up to 3 days before the experience. extracted_at: 2026-06-16T19:00:28.659Z price_from: amount: 69.99 currency: USD unit: per_adult availability: InStock rating: value: 4.5 count: 471 scale: 5 ticket_options: - group: Other Options options: - name: Regular Seating price: 69.99 ticket_types: - name: Adult (10+ yrs) min_age: 10 - name: Child (3-9 yrs) min_age: 3 max_age: 9 --- ## Overview See the famous feudin' families go head-to-head in a high-energy mix of stunts, music, and comedy at the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show in Pigeon Forge. From hilarious antics and toe-tapping bluegrass tunes to an all-you-can-eat homestyle feast featuring fried chicken and pulled pork, this family-friendly show delivers fast-paced fun from start to finish. ## What's Included - All-you-can-eat Southern feast with fried chicken and pulled pork BBQ, creamy Southern soup, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, fresh bread, and a specialty dessert - Live show featuring bluegrass music, comedy, stunts, mountain clogging, and diving-dog tricks - Unlimited soft drinks, tea, and coffee ## What's Not Included - Alcoholic beverages, including moonshine, are available for purchase separately ## Ticket Options - **Regular Seating** — $69.99 Regular seating at the Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show in Pigeon Forge—cheer on the Hatfields or McCoys during a family-friendly comedy feud with stunts, music, and diving dogs, plus an all-you-can-eat Southern feast. - Adult (10+ yrs) - Child (3-9 yrs) ## Good to Know - Back for its 15th year in 2026 with live bluegrass, clogging, jaw-dropping stunts, and side-splitting comedy - Your meal is served before the show begins; table service ends when the performance starts - Arrive 45 minutes before your show time for check-in and pre-show activities - Children ages 2 and under attend free when seated on a parent's lap and share a meal - Seating is arranged at restaurant-style tables - Strollers and car seats are not permitted due to theater layout - Bring cash to tip your server - Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free meals are available with advance notice - Expect live animals, dynamic lighting, and pyrotechnics throughout the show - The theater is fully accessible for wheelchair users and guests with mobility needs - ASL interpreters are available with a two-week advance request - Audience participation is encouraged but not required - Casual, comfortable clothing recommended; bring a light layer as the theater can be chilly ## Cancellation Policy Free Cancellation. See details upon selection. ## FAQs ### What is the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show about? The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show is a family-friendly comedy show based on the legendary Appalachian feud. It features jaw-dropping stunts, live music, feats of strength, side-splitting comedy, diving dogs, and friendly mountain-style competition between two rival families, paired with an all-you-can-eat Southern-style meal. ### Is the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show worth it? The show is one of the most popular dinner attractions in Pigeon Forge, combining comedy, stunts, and a full Southern meal, making it a great value for families, couples, and anyone looking for a fun night out. ### How long is the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show? The full experience lasts about two hours, including the meal served before the main performance begins. ### Is the meal served before or during the show? The meal is served before the show begins, and table service ends once the performance starts so guests can enjoy uninterrupted entertainment. ### What type of food is served? The meal includes fried chicken, pulled pork BBQ, creamy soup, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, bread, coleslaw, and dessert. It is served family-style and is all-you-can-eat. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free options are available with advance notice. ### Are drinks included with the meal? Yes, unlimited soft drinks, tea, and coffee are included with the meal. Alcoholic beverages, including moonshine, are available for purchase separately. ### How early should I arrive? Plan to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before your scheduled show time to check in, be seated, and enjoy your meal and pre-show activities. ### Is there an intermission during the show? No, the show runs continuously for about two hours without an intermission. ### How is seating arranged? Seating is arranged at restaurant-style tables. Larger groups may be split between nearby tables. ### Is the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show appropriate for children? Yes, the show is designed for all ages, with humor, music, and action that appeal to both kids and adults. ### Do toddlers need a ticket? Children ages 2 and under can attend free if they sit on a parent's lap and share a meal. A separate ticket is required if a seat and individual meal are needed. ### Is the theater wheelchair accessible? Yes, the theater is fully accessible for wheelchair users and guests with mobility needs. ASL interpreters are available with a two-week advance request. ### Is audience participation required? Audience participation is encouraged but not required. Guests can simply watch the show or join in cheering and interactive moments. ### Where is the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Show located? The theater is located on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, between traffic lights #0 and #1, in the heart of the Smoky Mountains entertainment district. ### What should I wear? Casual, comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a light layer is a good idea since the theater can be chilly. ### Can you purchase alcoholic beverages at the show? Yes, alcoholic beverages, including moonshine, are available for purchase during the show. ## Reviews > This show was awesome and well worth the money, and all the servers was very polite and very nice. > — Janet Anderson, May 2026 > Get there early. > — Andy Parrish, April 2026 > Get there early to enjoy the sites. > — James Lay, April 2026 > Get there early so you can finish eating before the show begins! > — Sherry Cornett, February 2026 > Plan for heavy traffic in the area, give your self plenty of time to arrive on time. > — Shirley M., October 2025