PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (Smokies.LIVE Events Center) — Sevier County residents and employees can experience Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas while supporting local nonprofit organizations through the park’s annual Sevier County Days.
The special admission offer runs each operating day from Nov. 6-15. Guests who live or work in Sevier County can enter Dollywood with a $5 donation benefiting Sevier County nonprofits.
“Sevier County Days provides an opportunity for us to work alongside these organizations to help meet those needs during an especially important time of the year,” said Carol Agee, Dollywood’s community affairs and philanthropy manager.
To qualify, residents must present a state- or federally issued photo ID showing a valid Sevier County ZIP code at a designated Dollywood ticket booth.
People who work in Sevier County but live elsewhere must provide proof of employment, such as a paycheck stub, along with a state- or federally issued photo ID that matches the employment documentation.
Additional details and a list of eligible ZIP codes are available at Dollywood.com/SevierCountyDays.
Since Sevier County Days began in 2008, Dollywood Parks & Resorts has contributed nearly $2 million to local nonprofit organizations. Beneficiaries have included Sevier County Food Ministries, Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center, Safe Space, Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic and Smoky Mountain Area Rescue Ministries.
Guests also receive full upgrade value for their $5 Sevier County Days ticket toward the purchase of a 2027 season pass.
Season passes purchased during Smoky Mountain Christmas can be used for the remainder of this year’s festival and throughout the 2027 season.
No responses yet