I was a guest of MyPigeonForge.com and saw this show and enjoyed the food. The opinions expressed in the post are my own.
The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud is a delightful spin on the centuries-old fight between the Hatfields and McCoys. Guests enjoy a delicious dinner while talented performers take stage using state-of-the art entertainment technology, including a stage that transforms into a pond as well as pyrotechnics.
The venue for the dinner theatre takes place in what appears to be a couple of ricketed old houses located on the main strip in Pigeon Forge. The "homes" are decorated in true country style. Outside is an outhouse, which just might be a good location for taking a few pictures before the show.
Tables are set with red and white checkered tablecloths and each is lit with a red lantern. Pewter-ish plates and mason jars help set the scene for a country-inspired dinner.
The all-you-can-eat menu includes fried chicken, bbq pork, creamy soup, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, coleslaw, homemade rolls, and dessert. Tea, water, and soda are included with the meal. (Stronger drinks are available for adults to purchase.) Dinner is concluded with dessert - the guest's choice of chocolate or banana pudding.
The servers do a great job at attending to guests and more - some of them are even performers in the show.
There is never a dull moment in the show, which is laced with comedy, music, singing, and more:
The stage is built for both dry and wet conditions. Like all good country stories, there is a scene that takes place on a riverbank. The stage opens up to reveal a large swimming area where the actors perform amazing dives.
In the end, the show pays respect to the brave men and women of the American armed forces.
Will the clans unite? Will the guy get the girl? For the answer to these questions, you'll have to go to The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud and find out for yourself.
Where Is The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud?
You can get a fab dinner and enjoy a hilarious show at The Hatfield and McCoy Dinner feud, located at 119 Music Road in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Be sure to arrive early, because they start serving dinner before the show begins. (Remember, some of the servers are also performers.)
Think it costs too much? Be on the lookout at sites like Groupon.com for discounted tickets.
Be sure to get your free Pigeon Forge, Tennessee Travel Guide from MyPigeonForge.com where you will find information for planning your next trip to Pigeon Forge.
Mike says
Still a great show even with quarantine restrictions. If you leave hungry, you're doing it wrong! In addition, the kids (who were absolutely against going) LOVED it!
Thelma Kelly says
My Daughter and I and 4 of my Great children ages 7,8,13 and 17 was there in March we really enjoyed the Show & Dinner it was absolutely great and so was our Waiter couldn't have been any nicer !!!! We will come back @ Hatfield & McCoy's!!
Doris West says
Is their any tables that you can sit with just your own family dont want to be sitting with strangers????
SelfLynda says
When I was there, it was only my family at our table.