Dollywood

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Dollywood

  • June 12, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by BudKathy from Florence, Massachusetts
The park is nestled in the mountains; it's built to look like living in the Smokys. One section is shops and craftsmen; another section is dedicated to Dolly's life; there is an area with rides for children and adults; several pavillions with performers and restaurants; and food booths along the way. It made for a very enjoyable day for everyone.

From journal Smoky Mountain,TN

Dollywood

  • March 9, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by mrboswell from kouts
My children are real little, so we rode the antique cars and the carousel. The train ride was awesome - they had a hold-up! The food was pricey but good.

From journal Smokey Mountain Adventure

Dollywood

  • August 2, 2004
  • Rated 3 of 5 by sweetloving from Crouse, North Carolina
If you like parks and family fun, then I recommend it, and it only takes a day to go through the whole park. Very nice shows for the adults too.

From journal Weekend Getaway

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Dollywood

  • April 27, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by artmanr from Downers Grove, Illinois
On a Monday in early spring, there were no crowds. We had a blast on a beautiful warm day. Water rides get you soaked here. The train ride on the historic train was great and good fun for all.

The terrain is relatively flat with some small hills. Trees provide some shade.

A nice tip for those on a budget is to take the trolley from behind the Old Mill area just off the strip. It costs $.25 per person each way, but you don't have to pay to park in the lot at Dollywood and it drops off/picks up right at the entrance to the park.

From journal Tree Tops Gatlinburg April '04

Dollywood

  • April 14, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by nicklgreene from Charleston, South Carolina
The park map leaves something to be desired. It's difficult to tell at a quick glance where to find the rides. I recommend printing a map from the website before going, so you can plan your day early. The new wooden coaster, Thunderhead, is awesome -- we rode it several times.

From journal Spring Break in Gatlinburg

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