Slick City in Pigeon Forge Announces October Launch of New Corkscrew Slide
Sep 29, 2026
The World's First Indoor Slide Park Expands Smoky Mountain Attractions with Thrilling Spiral Slide Designed for Riders Ages 4 and Up.
Pigeon Forge, United States, September 29, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Slick City Action Park, the world’s first indoor dry-slide and action park, announced the official October opening of its newest thrill attraction, the Corkscrew slide, at its Pigeon Forge location on 3735 Parkway.
Designed for guests ages 4 and older, the Corkscrew slide delivers a high-speed slide experience without the water. Riders board specialized mats and launch into a series of tight, sweeping spirals and rapid direction changes before reaching an explosive final drop.
"The Corkscrew brings a dynamic new motion to our Pigeon Forge slide lineup," said Marcus Watson, VP of Marketing for Top Concepts. "We built this park to deliver year-round, high-energy entertainment to the Smoky Mountains, and the Corkscrew’s continuous spinning loops add an extra rush that guests of all ages are going to love."
Key features of the new attraction at Slick City in Pigeon Forge include:
Twisting Layout: Multiple tight loops designed to mimic the feeling of descending through a high-speed vortex.
Smooth Glide Technology: Precision engineering allowing seamless, rapid transitions while riding on Slick City’s signature mat system.
All-Ages Accessibility: Engineered for maximum excitement while remaining accessible for younger thrill-seekers and families alike.
The addition of the Corkscrew expands Slick City’s robust indoor lineup, which features specialty slides, air courts, an arcade, a candy store, and dedicated areas for younger children.
Don’t miss the chance to be one of the first to experience this brand-new slide. Tickets, safety waiver information, and more information are available online at www.slickcitypigeonforge.com or by calling 865-366-3400.
About Slick City Action Park
Slick City Action Park is an indoor slide and air court park located in Pigeon Forge, TN. Featuring 20 indoor slides, sports air courts, arcade attractions, candy experiences, birthday party offerings, family-friendly activities, and more, Slick City delivers indoor, year-round fun in the heart of the Smoky Mountains.
Contact Info:
Name: Marcus Watson
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Organization: Slick City Action Park
Address: 3735 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 37863, United States
Phone: +1-865-280-3500
Website: https://www.slickcitypigeonforge.com/
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