Pigeon Forge Attraction · Live Shows & Dinner Theaters
About Biblical Times Dinner Theater
Biblical Times Dinner Theater at 2391 Parkway in Pigeon Forge serves an all-you-can-eat dinner during a live gospel concert, then follows it with a musical drama based on a Bible story. Video mapping, projection and holographic effects turn the theater walls into the set. The same building is home to the Museums at Biblical Times.
Plan Your Visit
📍 Address
2391 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
📞 Phone
865-365-2034
🕒 Hours
Dinner shows seat at 5:30 p.m. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Check the official website for current showtimes.
How an evening works
Each show is two shows in one. Food service and seating begin at 5:30 p.m. At about 6 the cast starts a 45-minute concert of Southern gospel, hymns and contemporary worship while you eat. After a short intermission, the musical drama runs from 7 to 7:45, and guests leave around 8. The theater says its scripts are written with help from Bible scholars, and past shows have told the stories of Moses, Ruth and Peter, among others.
This year’s shows
The 2026 spring and summer show is The Prodigal: A Story of Hope and Redemption, starring the Tabb family’s TFM Worship, with a barbecue dinner of pulled pork, pot roast, fried chicken tenders and sides. For Christmas the site lists Peace On Earth: The Shepherds Rejoice, also with TFM Worship, about the shepherds on the night Jesus was born. The Prodigal is listed from $57.39 for adults and $28.70 for children 3 to 11, and Peace On Earth from $61.41. Prices can change, so check the Biblical Times website for the latest.
There is also a new Holly Jolly Christmas Show. A Christmas concert by Kendall Cookston or Tori Gray comes with dinner, and the second half is clean stand-up from the Christian comedy duo Austin & Leb. Kendall Cookston sings November 23 and 24 and December 17, 18, 19, 21 and 22. Tori Gray sings November 26 to 28, December 14 and 15, and December 24 to 26. The holiday menu has carved ham, turkey, stuffing and sweet potato casserole.
The Museums at Biblical Times
The museums are a guided tour of three collections in one visit. It starts at a museum about the Shroud of Turin, moves to Christus Gardens Encore, where life-size wax figures and sets show scenes from the life of Christ with narration, and ends at the renovated Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Tours run at set times, so schedule online, by phone or in person. Admission is $15 for adults, and kids 12 and under are free. Prices can change, so check the museums page for the latest.
Good to know
- You don’t need a printed ticket. Check in at the box office with your name.
- Refunds are given up until the day of the show.
- Many dishes are made gluten free, and vegetarian options and a gluten-free dessert are available on request.
- Infants 2 and under get in free, without a meal.
- The building is accessible for wheelchairs, scooters, mobility vehicles and strollers, and service animals are allowed.
- The entrance is on the side nearest Teaster Lane, behind a big white Blackwood Brothers gospel tour bus. It’s next to CVS and behind Grand Smokies Resort.
- The box office numbers are 865-365-2034 and 865-908-3327.
More dinner shows
For other dinner shows in town, see Dolly Parton’s Stampede and Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show, or browse more Pigeon Forge attractions.