My husband and I both traveled to Ghost Town as children and remembered a decent sized amusement park, a cliffside roller coaster, wonderful shows and fun. So when someone gave us free tickets, we jumped at the chance to go back. We *did* have fun, but I was really disappointed by the park and it's very unlikely that we'll go... more

We visited this park with our 6 year old and 11 month old on July 17, 2008.....my husband was there 35 +/- years ago, so it was a must see, no matter what previous reviews were. We can say that they are seriously putting money into this park to make it nice again. All fencing around rides, etc., was new.... more

The park is almost completely renevated. The small train, roller coaster and incline railroad are yet to open. All of the buildings were open downtown and the rides were open except for the above listed rides. I was there on 6-5-08. This is a smaller park with only a few rides. The salon show was enjoyable. The bluegrass show is... more

We thought we'd really be spending the whole day here. But after 2 hours even my 6 years old was ready to go. "Ghost town" is the perfect name for this place. not hardly worth the $29 a piece for admission. no music, 6 big rides & 2 was "closed for repairs" as were alot of other things there. the... more

We visited "Ghost Town in the Sky" based on a brochure from a rack while staying in the Pigeon Forge, TN area in late August. We were expecting a small but complete amusement park. The brochure shows, among other things, a very small scale (children's, really) railway circling a western town and a decent sized ("adult") roller coaster, along with... more