Goats on the Roof was recommend to us by a local friend of mine for our 6 and 8 year old boys and it was perfect. The both did the mountain coaster with a grown up, mined for gems (and got quite the bounty!) and fed the goats. We were there for about 50 minutes and had a great time. Quintessential Smokey Mountains!

One of the better ones we rode so far. Pretty fast, not a lot of lifts! There was a few times it felt like you were going a little crazy and gonna fly off the track! But overall it was a good experience. Just wasn’t very long of a ride. But I felt like the amount of time reflected the price payed pretty well. So it was worth it. The goats were nothing special.

This store is always a must stop for us. We have been going for many years and love the place. We always buy cups of goat feed to let our kids feed the goats, and the cup is really nice for later use. Really nice crafts and outdoor decorations as well as clothing and other gift shop items. Very unique!! Plus the goat coaster is a blast!

We were looking for a mountain coaster and stopped at one down the street from Goats on a Roof where the wait was 1.5 hours (the ride is 7 minutes long). We decided to check out Goats on a Roof and the wait was less than 5 minutes and the tickets were cheaper. The goats on the roof were amusing as people cranked the food up to them. Lots of tourist goodies if you are interested in finding treasures. Staff was friendly. Would recommend if you don’t want to just stand in line.

Absolutely ridiculous and fun experience in the mountains of Tennessee. It's a total tourist trap and, if you're into it, makes your time there so much more fun! We fed the silly goats and did the mining experience. We rode the mountain coaster, shopped in the cavernous gift store, and played putt-putt. The staff were all friendly and matched our excitement and playfulness. I can't wait to come back!

Not much to say, they promised an alpine coaster ride for 12 bucks plus tax. My little guy wanted such an experience so we shelled out the bucks. We received exactly what we were promised an alpine coaster ride for 12 bucks plus tax. Don’t expect it to be like Wild Eagle at Dollywood but if you are looking for a fun little ride and have 13 bucks plus tax to spend I would do it. Another positive is they lit kids drive themselves based on height which is cool unlike some of the communist activities up here that won’t let kids drive because of age over height. What kind of message is that sending? If a kid is taller he’s an over achiever that should be rewarded by driving the go-karts and such. If achievers aren’t rewarded then wr will stop having innovators in the future. Anyways sorry for my liberal squashing soap box it’s a cool ride

Excellent mountain coaster. The staff runs this place so smoothly. There was a decent sized line but it moved so fast. The goats were a fun addition. Cool little shop, although the shop has small walkways.

Love dinosaurs so this mini golf was right up our alley. Better yet it was a decent price to play. The course was difficult which we liked. I felt bad for all those goats. Looked like they didn't have any hay or water

This was our kids’ favorite activity of our trip! They loved the coaster (ask for extra space if you want to be able to go fast) and feeding the goats. You can peddle the food up to the goats with a bicycle or you can feed them by hand. We did many other expensive experiences and this cheap activity ended up as the favorite!

We went for the mountain coaster and it didn’t disappoint. Fun, fast and worth the $12 it cost. We did a different coaster at a different place after this one and it didn’t compare plus it cost more than Goats. You could get lost in the souvenir shop and if they have it, try the moonshine fudge- so delicious! I would have ridden this all day and enjoyed every ride. The decor was unique with the dinosaurs and there really are goats on the roof.