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Walters State Community College opened the Great Smoky Mountains Expo Center in 1996 to stimulate community and economic development through agribusiness, educational and commercial activities and events. Located in White Pine, Tennessee, the Expo Center attracts tens of thousands of people to the area each year and is a significant force in the economic vitality of upper East Tennessee.

Little Dutch has been serving the Morristown area since 1939.

George Angelos and his wife Nina took over operations of the Little Dutch in 1973 and pledge to carry on the traditions of tasty wholesome, home-cooked food, priced reasonably, traditions established since the beginning of the Little Dutch.

Always know that anytime you visit the Little Dutch, your food will be expertly prepared, our servers will provide you with excellent and friendly service and your visit will always be enjoyable and memorable.

Old-timey, storefront American nook with burgers, cheesesteaks & other nostalgic eats in chill digs.

Redbud Deli serves food for every tastebud: fresh, flavorful sandwiches, light, healthy salads, and warm, hearty, decadent entrees. We also offer vegetarian and gluten-friendly options, too.

Cineplex with 3D & jumbo digital screens showing first-run films, opera productions & sports events

College Square is an indoor regional shopping mall located in Morristown, Tennessee. College Square is owned by Time Equities Inc and managed by Urban Retail Properties

Step aboard a detailed replica of the Titanic with your admission ticket to the Titanic Museum Pigeon Forge in Tennessee. During your self-guided tour, see hallways, cabins, parlors and the Grand Staircase, which have been carefully reproduced as they were on the Titanic. The Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge vividly recounts the story of the famous ship with exhibits that feature more than 400 artifacts that belonged to the ship and its passengers. You can also touch a real iceberg, stand on sloping decks that replicate the Titanic's final moments, and more.

This flight includes the Mountain Valley, Ridge Runner, Gatlinburg, and Wears Valley tour plus a healthy dose of flight time over the Smoky Mountain National Park. The Smoky Mountains are the most visited national park in the country and the best way to see them is from the air! Bring your camera along as this is a once in a lifetime experience you'll want to remember!

The OGO (Outdoor Gravity Orb) is an 11 foot transparent sphere constructed from over 300 square feet of a special plastic, more than 1,000 little, special, plastic, anchors, about 600 multi-colored strings and endless hours of welding, gluing and tying (part science and part art) combined to make a beautiful giant OGO ball. It may look like a huge hamster ball, but it was made for those fun-seeking humans to enjoy a variety of activities in it from surfing, swimming, sliding, running, jumping and more. Here at the park, you'll be able to jump inside Our OGO and travel back in time, to when you were a kid again, just in the moment, having fun, enjoying life, smiling, and laughing while the OGO is rolling down our giant hill, with you and up to 2 other friends with you inside!

This flight takes you over the French Broad River and rolling hills of Sevier County, from 1200 feet you will see a beautiful panorama of the Smoky Mountains country side. This flight is a very scenic 8 miles so be sure to bring your camera and take plenty of pictures.

Visit four attractions with exciting adventures for all ages with this All Access Pass. Just look for the Great Ape towering over the Parkway, and get ready for some big fun.

Our Lake View flight will extend you past the French Broad River and take you out to Douglas Lake. Douglas Lake is a 33,000 acre man-made lake with over 450 miles of shoreline. This flight will get you up to 1500 feet in altitude, allowing you to get a superb view of the Great Smoky Mountains towards the South. Along the route you will see areas of farmland and quilt-like patterns of pastures. As you get closer to Douglas Lake you will fly next to Douglas Dam.