Pigeon Forge Day 4 Part 2

After the wax museum, we went to a place called The Track, which has go-carts and arcade games and kiddie rides and all sorts of other stuff.  And, like everywhere we went, we had a VIP pass that gave us tons of free activities.  Vive la tourism!

Hannah made a new friend, i.e. some girl whose dad wanted his daughter to have someone to race against so he paid for Hannah's first race.

 Lucky and Bru took a smaller track.

Lucky was a natural!

Bru didn't quite take to it.

For the main "track," each kid rode with an adult.

Grandpa took these pictures, obviously.

Victory!

There was also mini-golf.

And some old-school, neck-brace-inducing bumper cars!

We had just enough for one last ride for each kid.  Hannah and Bru chose to go on one together.

It went on for a while.

Lucky chose an airplane ride.  The only other kid on it insisted on riding right behind him.

After that, the traditional Pigeon Forge stop at Baskin Robbins.

Seen here after Lucky dropped his first cone on the floor.

For the final activity of the evening, Rachelle and I went off to a place called MagicQuest while Grandma and Grandpa took the kids to a place called WonderWorks.

This picture has not been altered.

Bru on the "pull-up thing," as she described it.

Guess who did really well on the military combat simulator?

Grandma relaxes on the bed of nails.