Mini-Figure Madness Museum: 15,000 LEGO Minifigures in Pigeon Forge

About

Mini-Figure Madness Museum is one of Pigeon Forge's newest small attractions, and it is devoted to a single tiny subject: the LEGO minifigure. More than 15,000 unique figures are on display, making it a fun indoor stop for LEGO fans, collectors and families looking for something quieter than the big Parkway attractions. Pigeon Forge's tourism office lists it among the city's new openings.

The collection is arranged into exhibits and custom dioramas, with figures from licensed lines such as Star Wars, Disney and Looney Tunes, and displays organized by the year the figures were produced. Collectors can spend a long time hunting for favorites from childhood sets. Visitors often mention the owner's knowledge of the hobby, and the gift shop sells thousands of minifigures, so kids can leave with a new addition to their own collection.

The museum is at 151 East Wears Valley Road in Suite 9, a short drive from the Parkway at the Wears Valley Road intersection. Admission is an all-day pass that allows re-entry, and no reservation is needed. Hours vary, so check the museum's Facebook page for the current schedule before you set out. It works well as a rainy-day plan or a short stop paired with lunch nearby.

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Did You Know

• The museum displays more than 15,000 unique LEGO minifigures (Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism).
• Exhibits include custom dioramas and figures from licenses such as Star Wars, Disney and Looney Tunes (Groupon).
• Displays are organized by the year the minifigures were produced (Groupon).
• Thousands of minifigures are available for purchase in the museum's shop (Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism).