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From now until Sept. 21, Dollywood will be hosting its annual Homeschool Days. With more and more parents opting for in-home education because of the pandemic, Dollywood offers an educational experience that extends outside of the typical laptop or tablet.
Nestled in Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains, Dollywood is arguably one of America’s most beautiful theme parks. To recognize frontline workers, first responders, public employees and military currently serving our communities and country, Dollywood is offering an “Everyday Heroes” admission ticket for $39 (a savings of $40). In addition, everyone in the general public can purchase an admission ticket for the kids price of $69 (a $10 savings). Both offers are valid until Sept. 21.
The inaugural Flower & Food Festival at Dollywood — originally scheduled to run through mid-spring — has received its end date.
After nearly a month of operating in this ever-changing environment, Dollywood officials have made the decision to no longer require guests to make reservations prior to their visit.
For the first time since Jan. 4, Dollywood opened its gates to guests for the first of two season passholder preview days on Monday, June 15. With the precautions being taken to keep guests safe, I’m sure the employees at the theme park that bears Dolly Parton’s name did not envision the start of their 35th anniversary season would look like this. My family and I made the trek to Pigeon Forge to get a glimpse of how things at Dollywood have changed.
Dollywood’s inaugural Flower & Food Festival will bloom to life with natural beauty when the park reopens to season passholders on June 15.
Dollywood Parks and Resorts have announced that they will begin a phased reopening period this month after being closed since March 14, starting with Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort.
Dollywood has announced that it will be delaying the opening of the park for its 2020 season due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Spring will soon bloom in a new way in the Great Smoky Mountains, as Dollywood will host its inaugural Flower & Food Festival in 2020.
Fall fun is back at Dollywood for the park’s Harvest Festival, thanks to the return of Great Pumpkin LumiNights.
