To do our part, we donated $8,000 to local charities and our staff, as a team, voted on how to divide the funds. While the fires were certainly scary, the outpouring of support was remarkable. Hollywood Wax Museum was spared from wildfires that destroyed many homes and buildings in the Gatlinburg/Sevierville/Pigeon Forge region. A musical staircase provides guests with a melodic way to ascend to the continuing adventure, and the maze culminates in celebratory burst of lights inside a mirrored fireworks room. Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors was taken to new heights with a remodel that expanded the reflective fun to a second floor. Guests rave about the attraction where they are bombarded with sights, sounds, fog, aerosol attacks and smells that blur the lines between fiction and reality. Outbreak – Dread the Undead opened, offering guests a high-energy, thrill-a-minute, scary-fun, walk-through experience filled with hordes of zombies. Of all the wedding proposal locations, we love that Alex chose to ask for his bride’s hand in marriage beside the Great Ape of Pigeon Forge. I Do! That was the answer when Alex Wilhelm got down on one knee, three stories up on the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center’s observation deck overlooking the gorgeous and romantic Smoky Mountains, and proposed to Heather Goss. Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors featured 288 potential turns among hundreds of mirrored walls and archways. Castle of Chaos offered a 5D adventure merging the technologies of 3D film, an amusement park ride and a video game. The formidable castle on the hill opened with two new attractions for guests of all ages. The observation tower that is situated beside the ape offers great views of the Smoky Mountains and some of the nearby landmarks. The Pigeon Forge entertainment center becomes the first, and still the only, Hollywood Wax Museum that allows guests to get face-to-face with the Great Ape. But, the building’s crown gem is The Great Ape of Pigeon Forge, weighing in at 34,000 pounds and scaling the façade’s NYC skyscrapers. The venue also includes a 32-foot Hollywood-style version of Mt. The brand new Hollywood Wax Museum in Pigeon Forge opened its doors and is still a sight that can’t be missed! Its major architectural features are the Hollywood Sign and New York City skyline, a tribute to the movie-making capitals of the U.S. Though highly popular, this attraction closed in November 2010 as planning commenced for a larger and highly prominent location in Pigeon Forge. Hollywood Wax Museum opened in the Smoky Mountains, but its original location was actually in Gatlinburg. Check out a timeline of some of our greatest milestones and memories. Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center has done a lot of growing since coming to Pigeon Forge, and we’ve seen a lot of things.
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