Mountain coasters are a unique and thrilling way to see the mountains, but what about riding on one after dark?

Rocky Top Mountain Coaster

The Rocky Top Mountain Coaster is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. If you're looking into different mountain coasters to try, according to the Rocky Top Mountain Coaster website, this one is the longest in East Tennessee with over 9 minutes of coasting!

Welcome to Rocky Top Mountain Coaster, the longest coaster in East Tennessee! Join us for over 9 minutes of twists, turns, tunnels, and maybe even some unexpected surprises along the way! Whether you have a need for speed, or enjoy a slower coaster experience, RTMC has something for everyone. Bring your entire family for an unforgettable experience.

The last time my husband and I went to Pigeon Forge, we took a ride on this mountain coaster, and I can confirm, it was a lot of fun!

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Coasts and Goblins

The Rocky Top Mountain Coaster turns into a haunted thrill ride every October! Not only do they go all out with decorations and deck out the track in spooky lighting, but they also have scare actors ready to take the thrill up a notch located throughout the ride.

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Coasts and Goblins will take place every weekend the month of October.

Here is what Rock Top Mountain Coaster had to say about Coasts and Goblins:

Family Friendly Nights & Live Actor Nights Schedule for Coasts & Goblins at Rocky Top Mountain Coaster!

Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday are Family-Friendly Open to Close.
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are Family-Friendly until 7pm! Then once 8pm strikes get ready to BE HAUNTED while riding our mountain coaster!!
October 1st - October 31st
2940 Veterans Blvd, Pigeon Forge, TN, 37863

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