Glass, Light and Music: Gatlinburg’s Original Mirror Maze

GATLINBURG MAZE FIELD GUIDE

Glass, Light and Music: Gatlinburg’s Original Mirror Maze

Step into Gatlinburg’s original and largest mirror maze for a dazzling light-and-music walkthrough; this guide explains access, admission and combo-ticket options so you can plan a seamless visit.

Glass, Light and Music: Gatlinburg’s Original Mirror Maze.

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Location
Gatlinburg
Operator
Holrob Gatlinburg Attractions, LLC
Category
Maze
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Experience the thrill of Gatlinburg's original and largest mirror maze, featuring a state-of-the-art light and music show. Perfect for all ages, this attraction is stroller- and handicap-accessible and offers flexible single-day ticketing that makes it easy to add to any downtown itinerary.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ATTRACTION

Gatlinburg’s original and largest mirror maze

A local favorite since 2006, the Mirror Maze is billed as Gatlinburg’s original and largest maze of reflections; the design and scale make it a distinctive indoor diversion in town.

THE SENSORY

A choreographed light-and-music show

The walkthrough is paired with a state-of-the-art light and music show that layers sound over reflections to heighten the maze’s illusions and pace.

THE ACCESS

Family- and accessibility-minded

Designed for all ages, the attraction is stroller- and handicap-accessible; infants under two are admitted free but must be accompanied by an adult.

What the day feels like

What it feels like

Inside, mirrored corridors and reflective panels amplify beams of color while a synchronized soundtrack guides rhythm and tempo—a compact, theatrical experience that’s as much spectacle as puzzle.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this attraction suits—and who should plan differently.

1
Families with young childrenA good match: the maze is billed as fun for all ages and infants under two enter free when accompanied by an adult.
2
Accessibility-minded visitorsSuitable: the facility is stroller- and handicap-accessible, making it an option for visitors who need level access.
3
Budget-conscious visitorsA sensible short activity: single admissions are modestly priced, and combo passes (Maze + Golf; Maze + Golf + Cinema) offer bundled savings.
4
Quick-stop touristsIdeal for those wanting a brief indoor diversion—tickets are valid for one day, any day, so it’s easy to slot the maze into a larger Gatlinburg visit.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring your ticket (single or combo) and plan for easy stroller access; the attraction is handicap-accessible.

Logistics

Purchased tickets are valid for one day, any day; there is a pay parking lot located next to the building.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Are strollers and wheelchairs allowed inside the maze?

Yes. The attraction is stroller- and handicap-accessible.

What are the admission prices?

Adults (ages 10+) are $8.75; kids (ages 2–9) are $6.75. Combo Pass (Maze + Golf) is $12; Triple Combo Pass (Maze + Golf + Cinema) is $16.

Are infants charged admission?

Infants under two are free but must be accompanied by an adult.

How long are tickets valid?

Purchased tickets are valid for one day, any day.

Is there parking at the attraction?

Yes. There is a pay parking lot located conveniently next to the building.

Who operates the Mirror Maze?

The attraction is operated by Holrob Gatlinburg Attractions, LLC.