As a fan of Dolly and from the UK, just had to go to Dollywood, I thought it was expensive before I went and was a bit put out that there are no discounts to get in, after being there, I would still say it is overpriced. The rides (bigger ones) were great, my 10 year old loved them but... more

We drove all the way from New England in October to enjoy Dollywood as part of our auto trip. Unfortunately we were not impressed. The park is closed Mondays and Wednesdays so weekday admissions are limited. We planned to visit when it was open at 9 A.M. to see a Gospel show, eat breakfast and tour the park. Admission is... more

Four of us, all retirees visited Dollywood in September 2009. We were so lucky to be in the Smokey Mountains during a four day break between two horrendous rainy periods. We were undecided whether to visit Dollywood or not, thought it might be a bit over twee, and it was competing with the glorious scenery of the mountains. So glad... more

This was my family's first visit to the park. We bought season passes and are sooo glad that we did. Parking was free with our gold season pass, which saved about $10. Pretty nice. The park was clean and all the workers were friendly. We loved the roller coasters, especially Mystery Mine. There is something for everyone, from crafts to... more

The theme park has a beautiful mountain setting!!! the park has lots to see and explore for all ages. It has: good shows, great roller coasters, other great rides, restaurants, gift shops throughout. The negative would be: for those in wheelchairs, the park can be a little difficult to get around in. Yes, I do agree with other reviews, the... more

This park is a great place for all. It has great roller coasters, a large assortment of kids rides and activites. And places to just enjoy the park. Our favorite part is the bird show. Dollywood has a HUGE collection of bald eagles, and other birds. They have a show. Most of these birds are non releasable. It is very... more

This theme park is a sister to another, Silver Dollar City (Branson), owned by the Herschend Entertainment group. Although both parks share rustic environments and lean toward "woodsy" in some of their architecture, Dollywood has obviously been designed to reflect the butterfly/nature feel of Dolly Parton's down-home persona (as opposed to Silver Dollar City's "100 years ago" theme). The shops... more

Expensive day out - but worth it.The Dolly museum was excellent. Steam train ride was very good. Lots of thrill rides and interesting demonstrations of Blacksmiths ,Cartwrights , glassblowing etc.We were there all day and just managed to see everything. more

We visited Dollywood this year on our family vacation. It was the four of us. It is a wonderplace for people of all ages. The staff is so friendly. It wasn't crowed due to school had already taken in there, so the lines weren't long at all. The shows are great, lots of fun. We went to Splash Country last... more