You will be able to get discount tickets to Dollywood and surrounding entertainments, attractions and restaurants from this site: www.smokysavers.com/dollywood.html and the official Dollywood site: www.dollywood.com/special-offers/default.aspx?track=DWMPOFFE
There are other ways to save money when you visit Dollywood as well as discount tickets. The first one is to ride the trolley rather than park your car there. Parking will cost you at least $6, whereas the trolley is $0.50 per person, and it runs every 15 minutes from Patriot Park, where you can park for free, and it will take you right to the entrance of Dollywood.
You won’t be allowed to take snacks or liquids into Dollywood and food there can be expensive (although they do provide free water, either in the restaurants or through water fountains) so make sure you eat before you get there. You won’t be able to get through the whole day without having to buy something to eat, but at least you won’t have to buy as much.
If you visit McDonald’s or Wendy’s in Pigeon Forge, they often have $5 off coupons printed onto their bags for Dollywood or Splash Country, so this could be a solution to eating before you go in, and getting some discount coupons.
If you are thinking of spending more than one day at Dollywood, or you think you will return later in the year, consider buying a Season Pass - it works out cheaper than buying daily tickets and it also has other benefits, like free parking if you don’t fancy the trolley.
Dollywood also do an ‘After 3PM, Next Day Free’ option, so this may be worth taking advantage of if you wish to return.
To make sure that you get the most out of your visit, arrive early and go to the back of the park - this will be less crowded so you won’t have to queue for as long.
There are other ways to save money when you visit Dollywood as well as discount tickets. The first one is to ride the trolley rather than park your car there. Parking will cost you at least $6, whereas the trolley is $0.50 per person, and it runs every 15 minutes from Patriot Park, where you can park for free, and it will take you right to the entrance of Dollywood.
You won’t be allowed to take snacks or liquids into Dollywood and food there can be expensive (although they do provide free water, either in the restaurants or through water fountains) so make sure you eat before you get there. You won’t be able to get through the whole day without having to buy something to eat, but at least you won’t have to buy as much.
If you visit McDonald’s or Wendy’s in Pigeon Forge, they often have $5 off coupons printed onto their bags for Dollywood or Splash Country, so this could be a solution to eating before you go in, and getting some discount coupons.
If you are thinking of spending more than one day at Dollywood, or you think you will return later in the year, consider buying a Season Pass - it works out cheaper than buying daily tickets and it also has other benefits, like free parking if you don’t fancy the trolley.
Dollywood also do an ‘After 3PM, Next Day Free’ option, so this may be worth taking advantage of if you wish to return.
To make sure that you get the most out of your visit, arrive early and go to the back of the park - this will be less crowded so you won’t have to queue for as long.
