If you’ve been wanting to try The Dixie Stampede in Pigeon Forge, this is a good year to do it. That’s because Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede is celebrating its 25th year with giveaways.
The giveaways sound pretty spectacular. According to The Wall Street Journal, the 25th, 250th, 2,500th, and 25,000th guests will be recognized throughout 2012 will special prizes and celebrations. A grand prize giveaway will be planned for the 250,000th guest. What are the prizes? Good question — The Dixie Stampede has been pretty mum about it!
But hopefully, it’s something decent. Like I said, if you’re gonna go see it, this is a good time to go!
The Dixie Stampede has billed itself, “The most fun place to eat in the Smokies!” It’s dinner and a show in one, and it’s filled with North and South competition, along with horse riding stunts, special effects, and lots of music.
Cost:
Tickets for Dixie Stampede cost range from $43 to $50. Kids are ages 4 to 11 and cost around $25. Kids under 4 are allowed to come for free if they sit on their parent’s lap and share dinner. If you want your child to have his/her own meal, they must pay the child’s ticket price. Shows are being offered only on weekends at this time. Buy tickets for Dixie Stampede here.
Food:
Prior to the show starting, guests are served a four-course meal. Included in the meal is the following:
- whole rotisserie chicken
- hickory smoked barbecued pork loin
- Dixie Stampede’s original creamy vegetable soup
- homemade biscuit
- hot buttered corn on the cob
- herb-basted potato
- a specialty dessert
- unlimited soda, tea, or coffee
Guests can also choose a vegetarian meal. (Guests must request this meal when making reservations.) Here’s what it includes:
- country garden vegetable pasta
- Dixie Stampede’s original creamy vegetable soup
- homemade biscuit
- hot buttered corn on the cob
- herb-basted potato
- a specialty dessert
- unlimited soda, tea, or coffee
Other info:
- Included in your ticket price is the Carriage Room Opening Act, which begins 50 minutes prior to the show.
- Facilities are accessible to individuals with special needs. Advise a member of the staff for help with a wheelchair, hearing assistance, or other special needs.
- The show involves live animals, lighting, sound, and pyrotechnics. Be prepared!
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