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Daniel: A Message that Transcends Time at Biblical Times Dinner Theater

Biblical Times Dinner Theater • 2391 Parkway • Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

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Live performances and cutting-edge holographic technology bring the inspiring story of Daniel to life at the Biblical Times Dinner Theater in this unique Pigeon Forge dinner show. Enjoy a delicious meal during the live gospel concert. Afterward, witness Daniel’s journey from King Nebuchadnezzar’s palace to the lion’s den in an unforgettable theatrical production.

up to 2 hrs 1 or more people

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Live concert featuring various Christian musical genres.
Immersive portrayal of Daniel's story using holographic technology.
Delicious dinner included with the show.
Family-friendly and suitable for all ages; free admission for ages 2 and under (no meal included).
Conveniently located on the Parkway near The Island and Titanic Museum.
Complimentary on-site parking available.
Doors open 30 minutes before showtime; dinner service begins 15 minutes prior.
Vegetarian, gluten-free and children’s meals available upon request.

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Daniel: A Message that Transcends Time is an inspiring new production at the Biblical Times Dinner Theater in Pigeon Forge, TN that will transport you to the ancient kingdom of Babylon. This unique show begins with a live gospel music concert, followed by a stunning theatrical production of Daniel featuring live performances combined with cutting-edge holographic technology.

Your evening begins with a delicious meal served in a comfortable theater setting. While dining, enjoy a live concert featuring a variety of Christian musical genres, including Southern Gospel, hymns, contemporary, and worship music.

Following the musical performance, the main theatrical production unfolds, portraying Daniel's journey from King Nebuchadnezzar's palace to the lion's den. The integration of holographic and projection technology immerses you in the kingdom of Babylon, offering a captivating and educational experience for all ages.

The theater's state-of-the-art facilities ensure a memorable visit, with comfortable seating and a friendly atmosphere. Whether you're a local or a visitor to Pigeon Forge, this show provides an enriching blend of faith-based storytelling and entertainment.

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J3842QTannae

"FYI this show is NOT the biblical medieval times"

Reviewed August 11, 2025 NEW

I was sold the dream of "medieval times but make it biblical" and was excited to enjoy some unique entertainment in Pigeon Forge, however the show was not as it advertised. It ended up bringing up religious trauma from my childhood, using music and sob stories to emotionally manipulate the audience into believing in God (and in this case, into donating money to the family's coffee shop and new church venture). If you're looking for a kitschy, fun night of entertainment, look elsewhere. If you're looking to attend an emotionally intense church service while eating a baked potato, then this will suit your needs! I will echo other folks who mentioned that the front desk and women who served drinks/cleared plates were exceptionally kind and welcoming, but ultimately this felt like we paid to be asked for more money for this family's various business ventures.

432karenn

Rineyville, Kentucky

"Paying to go to church"

Reviewed August 10, 2025 NEW

The food was great and the desk folks very nice. BUT it was otherwise not nearly what I expected. I am here celebrating successful hear surgery and expected entertainment but instead heard one testimony after another. Needs way less talk and lots more music. It very much reminded me of a one man band. The mother and girls can truly sing and the “ Daniel was fair as an actor. If you are looking for southern gospel- you aren’t gonna get much. If you think the halogens are gonna be awesome( like I did) it was a tremendous let down for instance the lion was about 9 feet tall beside a regular sized male and the other murals looked like drawn pictures. . And- all the actors and even the scene of Jesus in the throne were white people… there were 2 African- American kids in front of me and it only took about 5 minutes to realize they were the only ones of color in house or on screen

Maps491101

"Some things are NOT better with butter!"

Reviewed August 09, 2025 NEW

We left halfway through. We felt bamboozled by what the show promised versus what it delivered. On the plus side, the baked potato bar was what we expected and the ladies serving us in our seats were very nice. The show advertises an hour of varied gospel music from 5:30 to 6:30. In fact, the music did not start until 6:15. While the quality of music was good, the content was NOT a variety of gospel music. It was contemporary christian (we don’t know a single song) interspersed with tales of each performer’s personal woe and appeals for support for the church and coffee shop the family wants to launch. I felt that we paid a hefty price to go to heavy handed church service. It was so painful that we left before the Daniel part of the show even started. The entire experience was billed as lasting from 5:30 to 7:30 , but when we left after 7:00, the Daniel part had not even started. I would never recommend this experience and wish we had chosen a different show.

kathieb662

Dewy Rose, Georgia

"Good faith filled, music & Bible inspired"

Reviewed July 12, 2025

SO THANKFUL to have wholesome fun and a place out of the box and Christian based. Food was phenomenal and something for everyone. Music, singing, actors/actresses were AWESOME and kept you entertained! Thank you for a family friendly, faith filled experience!! New faces this season too~ we’ve enjoyed every time we’ve been over the last few years

kbukovitz

"Great night of music, worship, food and Bible teaching."

Reviewed June 12, 2025

My husband and I recently went to the Biblical Theater to see Daniel, A Message That Transends Time. First we went through a buffet line, served by the performers. At most dinner theaters, the performers wouldn't be caught dead serving others. Not here. The food was a massive loaded potato, a variety of meats, beans, corn, broccoli, roll, and choice of apple or cherry turnover. It was delicious. Worship began as we ate. It was led by an unbelievably talented family; Sean and Lydia Tabb, and children, Brenden, Ashley, Sabrina, Jessamine, Lisa, and Bree. Along with Ashley's husband, Ryan. The piano accompaniment was excellent, as was the singing. After a brief intermission, the play began, using the same musical family. The use of a combination of live and animated parts were fascinating and worked well together. All told it was an excellent night of worship, music, and food.

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Daniel: A Message that Transcends Time is located at Biblical Times Dinner Theater • 2391 Parkway • Pigeon Forge, TN 37863

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Frequently Asked Questions about Daniel: A Message that Transcends Time

Where is Biblical Times Dinner Theater?

Biblical Times Dinner Theater is on the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, TN, minutes from The Island, WonderWorks, and the Titanic Museum. Easily accessible from hotels and resorts, it's a great addition to your Smoky Mountain trip.

What is the duration of the show?

The entire experience lasts approximately 2 hours.

What time should I arrive?

Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Dinner service begins 15 minutes prior. It's recommended to arrive when doors open to ensure ample time to be seated and served.

Is parking available on-site?

Yes, the theater offers free on-site parking in a shared lot adjacent to the building, providing easy access for guests.

Is the show suitable for children?

Yes, the show is engaging for all ages. Infants aged 2 and under are admitted free but do not receive a meal.

Are there meal options for guests with dietary restrictions?

Yes, vegetarian and gluten-free options are available for standard and children's meals.

Does the theater offer wheelchair-accessible seating?

Yes. wheelchair-accessible seating is available on the front row with advance request. Please make your request in the comment section when booking your tickets.

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