The Sweet Spot has officially moved into Pigeon Forge’s Parkway, flipping the long-running Memories Theater space into a daytime playground where families can swing, putt and snack under one roof. The new attraction mixes baseball and golf simulators with an interactive mini-golf course, a classic-meets-modern arcade and a pastry counter centered on baked-to-order chimney cake cones, shifting the address from evening tribute shows to all-ages play and dessert.
What You’ll Find Inside
Inside, guests can take a turn in indoor baseball simulator suites, then trade the bat for a club in golf simulators before tackling a high-tech mini-golf course that keeps score automatically, according to Visit My Smokies. The same overview notes an arcade and party rooms alongside a dessert counter where chimney cake cones are baked and filled to order, and it reports that The Sweet Spot opened in June 2026 inside the former Memories Theater building.
Cones, Parties And Local Previews
Local guides describe the cones as a cinnamon-bread chimney cake packed with ice cream and topped with sweet or savory add-ons, and say the space is being positioned for birthday parties and family groups, per Pigeon Forge TN Guide. Early write-ups frame the venue as a handy indoor option on rainy days and as a spot where multi-generation groups can split time between games and dessert without leaving the building.
Parties, Hours And The Parkway Spot
A short video from the City of Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism highlights the opening, lists daily hours as 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and points out a dedicated birthday-party room. The Sweet Spot operates at 2141 Parkway on the town’s main tourist strip, the same address shown in Indeed job postings for the business.
From Tribute Shows To Simulators
The building at 2141 Parkway previously housed Memories Theater, a long-running venue known for tribute shows and live performances, and Memories Theater still lists that address on its site. Previews and renovation notes describe the installation of professional-grade simulators and a modern scoring system for the mini-golf layout, according to Luxury Rental 246.
For visitors planning a Pigeon Forge weekend, The Sweet Spot fits neatly into the mix of Parkway stops: squeeze in a few simulated innings or holes, let the kids loose in the arcade, then cap it off with a chimney cone before heading to the next attraction. With active games and over-the-top desserts under the same roof, it offers a weatherproof crowd-pleaser for families trying to balance thrills with treats.
