Ripley's Mirror Maze — Attraction in Gatlinburg

Relatively small and simple mirror maze. Light strips at the bottom of the frames are inconsistent colors so it was a fairly obvious clue where the correct path was. Took about 3 minutes to solve but I wasn't in a hurry so...

I watched a family of four (dad, mom, 14yr old, 10yr old) plus an infant(who was free) pay for this before I went in and it came to $56.39. Glad my family only used one of our "extra" scans where 7 additional activities above and beyond the aquarium was $9 per person, otherwise is have felt cheated. All in all, I wouldn't do this activity again. I'd rather spend the scan on one of the mini golf courses for an additional game.

It should be noted that once you scan you can ask to have your hand stamped (they won't do it unless you ask) and come back unlimited times that day. I have no clue why someone would want to do this maze...

My husband and our 3 sons (6,5,3) went here recently on a mini vacation. This was actually one of our favorite things we did as a family. We all loved working through the maze as a family. We even were allowed to work our way back to the beginning which was also fun.The infinity area was very cool. There is strobe lights and one of the mirrors move so for some who have health issues that may be of concern. It was a very fun for our family. If you are going to do any Ripley's Attraction purchase the Ultimate Fun Pass , it is well worth it and the best value especially for families. The maze take approximately 5-10 minutes to get through. NOTE: I would not pay the cost of this alone because i don't feel it is a good value but as part of the package it definitely is a fun...

This costed $15 per person for about 3 minutes. My money could have been spent elsewhere. I was floored when I heard the total price for 4 of us and only followed through because my kids really wanted to go through. In hindsight, I’ll never go to another Ripley’s event or attraction again. There’s so much to do in Pigeon Forge (right outside of Gatlinburg) that costs less or the same that is so much more fun and worth it. Ripley’s is banking on the same for marginal at best attractions. This is a money grab and is a horrible exhibit of how businesses take advantage of families in tourist area’s. We left the area directly after and spent our money elsewhere. I just want to make sure people understand, if you go, you will spend money for lame and fast attraction’s that...