Free-Roam VR in Knoxville, TN

Main Event Knoxville sits in the West Knoxville area, just off the south side of I-40 at Cedar Bluff Road, tucked behind the CVS on Kingston Pike.

The venue packs roughly 50,000 square feet of entertainment under one roof, anchored by a 22-lane bowling alley, a multi-level laser tag arena with glow-in-the-dark obstacles, a gravity ropes course, billiards and an arcade with more than 100 modern and retro video games. It’s a family-friendly destination where guests of every age can find something to enjoy, from casual bowling to competitive laser tag showdowns.

Beyond the games, Main Event offers private party rooms, full-service catering, meeting space for team building and corporate events, and a full-service restaurant and sports bar serving pizza, burgers, wings and artisan pizzas. Dedicated party hosts handle the details of birthdays and group celebrations, making it a popular choice for kids’ parties, graduations, company events and family outings.

Space Race Adventures, now Blake Jones Fun Center, sits right along the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, in the heart of the Smoky Mountains tourist strip. It’s a multi-level indoor entertainment center offering six attractions under one roof: a covered figure-eight go-kart track with some of the fastest karts in town, a 5,500-square-foot iCombat laser tag arena with gel blasters, an 18-hole blacklight mini-golf course, a full arcade, and a range of virtual reality experiences including the Hurricane VR motion ride and a multi-player Megaverse arena.

The venue is well suited for families, birthday parties, and large groups, with a capacity of about 250 people and group rates for parties of 20 or more. Nearly everything is indoors, making it a natural choice for rainy or cold days. Visitors consistently praise the friendly, helpful staff and the clean facility, and a concession stand with pizza and snacks offers a place to recharge between activities. Day passes and combo packages provide good value for those planning to try multiple attractions.

Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park sits in the west Knoxville area along Kingston Pike, a busy commercial corridor that makes it easy to reach from most parts of the city. It’s a large, year-round indoor facility that stays busy with families, school groups, and birthday crowds no matter the weather outside. The park is far more than a trampoline park, with wall-to-wall trampolines, the Sky Rider indoor coaster, a Warrior Course, ropes course, climbing walls, a Battle Beam, Leap of Faith, dodgeball, bumper cars, virtual reality, and a dedicated Kid’s Area for children seven and under. Its open-air laser tag arena, built by Creative Works, lets spectators watch the action while players battle through obstacles, smoke, and dark lighting. Birthday packages range from Deluxe to Platinum with a dedicated host, setup and cleanup, socks, and all-day play, plus a Small Squad option for smaller groups.

Beyond the attractions, the on-site cafe offers pizza, ICEEs, popcorn, fries, cotton candy, and Dippin’ Dots, with Starbucks cold coffee and energy drinks for adults. Party groups get a reserved table or private room upgrade with an HDTV and extra pizzas, making it a comfortable spot for parents to relax while kids play. The staff handle setup, cleanup, and safety across all attractions, and the facility works well for family outings, kids’ birthday parties, team-building events, and school celebrations.