SkyFly: Soar America is a flight simulation attraction located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. This ride lets visitors experience the sensation of soaring over some of America’s most iconic landscapes. Using advanced motion technology and a large panoramic screen, SkyFly creates an immersive flight experience that is both thrilling and visually stunning. It provides a unique way to appreciate the natural beauty of the region without leaving the ground.
Pigeon Forge sits near the Great Smoky Mountains, a region rich in natural and cultural history. SkyFly: Soar America draws inspiration from the area's diverse geography, including the Kuwohi peak and surrounding mountain ranges. The flight simulation technology used here reflects decades of innovation in entertainment and virtual reality. The attraction also connects visitors to broader American landscapes, highlighting the country’s varied terrain from coast to coast.
Visitors to SkyFly: Soar America can expect a smooth yet exhilarating ride that feels like true flight. The experience begins with a briefing to ensure comfort and safety, followed by a selection of flight paths showcasing different American vistas. Riders often comment on the realistic views of mountains, rivers, and forests, enhanced by synchronized motion seats. The attraction is suitable for most ages and offers an engaging activity after exploring the outdoors or local shops.
Riders must be at least 42 inches tall to participate. Children under 12 should be accompanied by an adult.
Each flight simulation lasts approximately 8 minutes, including boarding and disembarking time.
The ride involves motion and visual effects that may cause discomfort for those sensitive to motion sickness. It’s best to consult staff before riding.
Yes, SkyFly is wheelchair accessible, and staff are available to assist guests with special needs.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the venue, but buying in advance is recommended during peak tourist seasons.
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Field Notes
Last reported Bigfoot sighting near SkyFly: Soar America: On March 17, 2025, a visitor reported seeing a large, shadowy figure near the Kuwohi ridge while riding SkyFly: Soar America. The figure was described as tall and covered in dark fur, moving quickly through the trees. While no photographic evidence was captured, local guides joked it might be an elusive Bigfoot taking in the aerial views.
