Dollywood Tours and Tickets

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Dollywood tickets start at US$94.99 for ages 10–61 for single-day admission and cost US$124.99 for 2-day tickets. You'll pay US$134.99 for 3-day tickets. Admission is US$10 cheaper for seniors and children ages 4–9. Kids under age 4 enter for free.

Dollywood is known for its variety of rides, from kid-friendly options like Busy Bees (where kids ride in bees with human faces) to thrilling roller coasters like Big Bear Mountain, Tennessee Tornado, and the Dragonflier. The TimeSaver Line Management Pass helps reduce line times.

Yes, there are water rides at Dollywood, but not at its main theme park. Instead, water attractions are at the adjacent water park, Dollywood’s Splash Country, which is usually open from mid-May through mid-September. Highlights include wave pools, slides suitable for visitors of all ages, and splash areas.

Yes, there are loads of seasonal events at Dollywood. There's a Flower and Food Festival in spring that showcases beautiful topiary sculptures, along with a fall Harvest Festival complete with thousands of illuminated jack-o'-lanterns. In November and December, Dollywood rings in the yuletide cheer with its Smoky Mountains Christmas festivities.

Yes, you can stay overnight near Dollywood. Many people stay in the town of Pigeon Forge, where there are plenty of budget-friendly hotels. There are also a couple of accommodation options affiliated with the park, namely Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge & Resort and Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and Spa.