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Grinches, everyone.
The parade is a tight fit, but it's very fun and inventive for a park like SDC. I wish they could expand the pinchpoints just a little, and am still scratching my head over the new area that actually added a big pinch point, but oh well.
"pinchpoint"
LOL. So thats what you call it..
YES!! Stay away from the that new area.....
The "pinchpoint" will be quite obvious..!!
Well I don't know about caves but I can sure say that parts of the TNT track sure have shifted or sunk a little since they started on TT.
The Harvest Festival and pretty much all of October was probably the busiest time for Dollywood last season. I would say more popular than Christmas and more popular than most summer weekend's.
During the day, while school is in session, it's mostly older folks look for fall colors and listening to gospel music but when school lets out it gets very crowded, or did last year. It also depends on the weather but October is usually fairly mild, again, making it a very popular time.
I visited several weekends and weekdays (evenings) last year in October and ride times backed up. During the day, not so much.. most stuff was a walk on. That's what makes Dollywood unique! You will see the park transform from older folks enjoying shows and leaves to a very young crowd enjoying night rides on coasters and luminights.
I'd stay away on weekends or days when school is out!! It was so crowded last year, they added on to the pathways mainly for luminights and gospel festival, so mainly for this month!
Also, for folks visiting over the next few weeks, keep in mind that area schools are out for fall break.. its a staggered break so not all counties are out at once but weekdays might be a little busy for the next week or two. Good time to visit the park though!!
I couldn't care if it were weeds and Virginia creeper, seems like when wildfire was added it was decided stripped hillsides were acceptable. Our latest example being TT valley that is an abomination to the natural beauty of the Ozarks. I miss the green lushness of the old mill wheel pic, its a place I desire to explore, unlike the bald ground. I hope they do something with that valley and lay off the weed eating. I will tell you if we threw a few packs of Morning glorys off that bridge the valley would be in bloom for years to come. Once morning glorys take hold you can't get them gone!
