Zorbing at Outdoor Gravity Park in Pigeon Forge

Where is Outdoor Gravity Park?

Outdoor Gravity Park is located at 203 Sugar Hollow Rd, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863; just off the Pigeon Forge Parkway at traffic light #1.

Is there parking on site?

Yes, Outdoor Gravity Park offers free on-site parking for guests.

What is zorbing?

Zorbing is a fun activity, where you roll down a 1,000-foot hill in a giant 11-foot inflatable ball, with up to 3 people inside!

How do the rolls work?

Rolls are per group. Each time a person goes down the hill, it’ll count as a roll. Up to 3 riders can go zorbing in one orb. One paid roll is good for one roll for one (1) person. Three (3) riders in one orb counts as three (3) rolls.

How many courses are there?

Outdoor Gravity Park offers 3 courses: Orange (solo, extreme zig-zag), Purple (fastest, up to 22 mph, 3 riders), and Red (longest, most popular, with a zig-zag and drop, up to 3 riders).

Can the little ones ride by themselves?

Children ages 5 years old and up can ride. 5-year-olds must ride with an adult, and 6-year-olds and up can ride alone.

Are there any height or weight restrictions for zorbing?

Outdoor Gravity Park's maximum weight limit is 275lbs per person to ensure your safety getting in and out of the orb. There are no height or weight minimums.

Is there water in the orb during the winter?

Yes. Water allows movement inside the orb and keeps you from tumbling. The water is heated up to 95 degrees during the colder months. And Outdoor Gravity Park's toasty lobby and bus will keep you warm while you check in and ride to the top of the mountain. The ride will feel like a jacuzzi on wheels!

Do you tumble down the hill?

No, you'll keep slipping along the bottom of the orb while slipping down the mountain.

How long can I expect to be there?

The time varies based on your group size and the number of rolls you choose. Each ride lasts about 1.5 minutes, but plan to spend at least 30 minutes on-site per roll. Lines are shortest in the morning but can extend up to 1.5 hours during peak times, weekends, and holidays.

Can I wear glasses?

It’s up to you and how well you trust the people you’re riding within the orb. Glasses may help with keeping water off your eyes. Wear them at your own risk.

What do I need to bring?

You should bring a change of clothes and a towel. You will get wet!! You’re also more than welcome to bring your own waterproof camera.

Are there changing rooms available for guests?

Outdoor Gravity Park has changing rooms and restrooms.

Where can visitors store their belongings while riding the orb?

You can leave your shoes and belongings in cubbies.

Are there any food or drinks for sale?

Yes, there are food and drinks available for purchase on site.