Archive for July, 2010

Coupons, Coupons, Coupons!

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Sure, The Fun-Lover’s Guide to Dollywood is a useful resource for anyone planning to visit the theme park or Dollywood’s Splash Country as part of their Dollywood or Smoky Mountains vacation. But there are other benefits of well, namely in the form of money-saving coupons for attractions, music theaters, restaurants and shops all over the area. Look for discounts on Dollywood food and game vendors as well as admission breaks for popular attractions like WonderWorks and Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies. You can also get 10 percent off merchandise at the new Titanic museum attraction.

There are several ways to get the coupons. First, you’ll find dozens of clippable coupons in every issue of The Fun-Lover’s Guide to Dollywood, or you can find them here at our Web site, www.funloversguide.com. Just click on the Coupons tab and you’ll see all our coupons laid out on one page. Just click the one you want and print it out! You can also download the entire guide in PDF format from the Web site, go to any of the coupon pages and print it out. Whichever way you choose, it all adds up to big savings when visiting Dollywood and the Great Smoky Mountains.

Keeping Your Cool at Dollywood This Summer

Monday, July 19th, 2010

It seems that this is one of the hottest summer on record, but that’s no reason to have second thoughts about taking a Dollywood vacation. There are lots of ways to stay cool at the park this summer. One of the most obvious things you could do is visit Dollywood’s Splash Country, the world-class water park that’s next door to the original theme park. But even if you plan to stick with Dollywood, you won’t necessarily be beat by the heat.

For one thing, Dollywood is well landscaped, with lots of shady areas for staying out of the sun. Some of the less shaded areas of the park also have large fans that spray fine mists of water to help guests cool off. You can also stay cool with a cold drink or frozen dessert treat. If you’re on a budget, you can get free cups of ice water from most Dollywood food vendors.

Then, of course, there are the wet rides, like Smoky Mountain River Rampage, Daredevil Falls, the Smoky Mountain Slidewinder and River Battle—Pigeon Forge attractions that are guaranteed to give you a good dousing at one point or another! Finally, don’t forget about Dollywood’s many indoor shops, theaters and attractions, including DP’s Celebrity Theatre, the Adventures in Imagination motion-ride theater and the Chasing Rainbows museum.

And thanks again for making The Fun-Lover’s Guide to Dollywood your source for practical, usable Dollywood information!

We’re Easier to Find!

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

Those spending their summer vacations at Dollywood and in the Great Smoky Mountains now have more chances than ever to locate the print version of The Fun-Lover’s Guide to Dollywood. We’ve recently expanded our distribution network, bringing the total number of rack locations to nearly 250 spots. They’re located between Exit 407 on Interstate 40 and the Gatlinburg entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Most of them are standalone Fun-Lover’s Guide racks, but about a third of them are in popular brochure rack locations throughout the region. All our Smoky Mountains-area distribution points are in high-traffic areas like attractions, supermarkets, convenience stores and area lodgings.

In addition, The Fun-Lover’s Guide to Dollywood is also being sent out to all 14 welcome center locations in the state of Tennessee, which means that visitors converging on East Tennessee are able to get a head start on taking advantage of our guide’s useful Dollywood tour information and discount coupons for attractions, music theaters, shops and restaurants throughout the Smokies!