Overview
- The venue announced the return of its annual Christmas dinner show in Pigeon Forge and confirmed the season lineup and production features.
- Planned scenes include a living Nativity with live animals, a “Magic of Toys” aerial Nutcracker segment, ice‑skating numbers, elf competitions and a Santa arrival with snowfall.
- Producers say the staging will be large scale, anchored by a 35,000‑square‑foot LED arena backdrop and a 32‑horse cast that performs stunts and races.
- The experience pairs the show with Stampede’s four‑course holiday meal—rotisserie chicken, hickory‑smoked pulled pork, sides and a specialty dessert—with vegetarian and gluten‑free options available.
- General Manager Travis Randall framed the run as a long‑running family tradition that draws multigenerational audiences and supports holiday tourism in the Great Smoky Mountains region.