Planned a spontaneous trip for me and my fiance and saw Zorbing on Groupon.com and thought it was interesting. Visited the website and said why not try this and so I based a trip around doing this in the Smoky Mountains. Its located in Pigeon Forge, up a road that we nearly thought we were lost but when I saw... More

This was an activity I've wanted to do for years. So, when we started planning our vacation to the Smoky Mountains, we made sure to include it. It is pretty expensive, so I was lucky to have received it as a birthday gift. My sister-in-law and my brother bought the three ride package. She did the "dry" zorbing each time... More

A couple of years I found out about Zorbing and was ecstatic to realize that other than in Australia, Zorbing is only offered in Pigeon Forge, TN - a place I visit every couple of years. When I went down last year I finally got the opportunity to go. I'll go ahead and say - I have no interest in... More

I was surprised to read the negative reviews for this activity on tripadvisor. It appears the main complaints are a result of not understanding how everything works. Perhaps they could put together a nice demo video to view online and at the site. Look at the zorbing website and online before you go. Bring a change of clothes and a... More

It sounds great. I know I was fooled too. First off the people are very rude and unhelpful. Its really a shame because people who are normally in good spirits and excited about the attraction are left in the hands of these really unprofessional people. Well that wasn't enough to break my spirits so I pressed on with my plans.... More

This is the wildest ride I have ever been on.. My load of people did it for hours and return every year so it must be really cool.. More

Other than the expense of $70 per person, which my husband and I paid a total of $150 for 15 minutes of fun, it was a thrill. We got to go 3 times 1 each in the dry ride and 2 together in the wet ball. The pictures they took were great but we didn't get to keep them, it... More

Didn't realize the water one was per person. All the kids enjoyed being human gerbils. 2 rides for 2 kids was $123 to roll down a hill in a ball. They did have towels in the gift shop, but ought to give you a free towel for riding and paying that much. More

Checking in was a little time consuming with kids, but once checked in they had a lot of fun with thier Grandma, we did not realize they only qualified for the hydraride so we didn't bring extra clothes for them to change into afterwards, but they had a lot of fun and we are all happy with the experience. Totally... More