Pick the Hatfields or the McCoys · All-you-can-eat feast served family style

Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud is a family-friendly dinner show in Pigeon Forge where you pick a side and help America's most famous feuding families settle their differences, mountain style. Expect singing, dancing, stunts and plenty of comedy, served alongside an all-you-can-eat Southern feast.
The theater is on Music Road just off the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, so it's easy to pair with a day of attractions.
When you arrive, you join either the Hatfields or the McCoys. From there, you cheer your family on through a series of contests and competitions, with the whole room taking sides in the feud. The show leans into the legend for laughs, so it's all in good fun.
Stunts and a water stage
The stage turns into a mountain swimming hole for high-flying diving stunts, one of the show's signature moments.
Singing, dancing and clogging
Musical numbers bring singing, dancing and mountain clogging, along with a banjo duel between the families.
Comedy for all ages
Slapstick comedy runs through the whole show, with a sheriff and mayor trying to keep the peace and a few surprise animal performers getting in on the act.
Dinner is an all-you-can-eat Southern feast served during the show. It centers on fried chicken and pulled pork barbecue with classic Southern sides and dessert. Come hungry.
The feud changes with the seasons, with special versions of the show in the fall and a Christmas show during the holidays. See our guide to Christmas shows in Pigeon Forge.
Families
Stunts, music and silly competitions keep kids entertained, and the whole family gets to pick a side together.
Groups
The theater hosts groups and events, which makes it a good pick for reunions, church trips and big family gatherings. Split your group between the Hatfields and the McCoys for a little friendly rivalry.
Book ahead
Shows can fill up during peak vacation seasons and the holidays, so reserve your seats in advance.
Arrive early
Give yourself time to check in, find your side and settle in before the feud begins.
Skip the big lunch
The feast is all you can eat, so save room.
Compare more options with our guide to Pigeon Forge shows and the best shows for your Pigeon Forge vacation. For another dinner show, try Dolly Parton's Stampede, Pirates Voyage or the Great Smoky Mountain Murder Mystery Dinner Show.
At 119 Music Rd, just off the Parkway in Pigeon Forge.
An all-you-can-eat Southern feast centered on fried chicken and pulled pork barbecue, with classic sides and dessert.
Yes. Guests join either the Hatfields or the McCoys and cheer their family on throughout the show.
Yes. It's built around comedy, music and stunts for all ages.
No. It's in Pigeon Forge, a short drive from Gatlinburg.
The Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Feud is just minutes from our Pigeon Forge cabins. Bring both sides of the family to one of our family cabins or large cabins, and book direct to get our Stay & Play Pass with free attraction tickets for every paid night.