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Smoky Mountains resort town offers money saving tips to offset today's gas prices
Pigeon Forge, TN – In an economy where higher gas prices have become a reality, Pigeon Forge is spotlighting ways to save money on a Great Smoky Mountains vacation.
“We know that gas prices are heavy on people’s minds, so we want to point out ways to save money on other parts of their visits,” said Leon Downey, executive director of the Pigeon Forge Department of Tourism.
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- Get a Pigeon Forge Value Card
Discounts on lodging, entertainment, restaurants, shopping and attractions are on the card. Pick yours up at the Pigeon Forge Welcome Center at Traffic Light #0 near WonderWorks.
- Buy a Vacation Package
“Packages save you money. It’s as simple as that…” – Downey
- Park Your Car & Ride the Fun Time Trolley
“You’re not burning gas when you’re on the trolley or strolling along the Parkway” - Downey
- Dine Efficiently
Many hotels and motels include substantial complimentary breakfasts with their rooms, and Pigeon Forge's many condo and cabin developments offer guests the ability to prepare some of their own meals (assuming dishwashing is a satisfactory vacation chore).
- Get a Free Day at Dollywood.
Yes, it’s possible with the “Arrive after 3, Get the next day free” program from Tennessee’s most visited tourism attraction.
- Buy a Dollywood Season Pass
“Many Pigeon Forge visitors come in the summer, again in the fall and again for Christmas. If Dollywood is on their agenda, a season pass is a true bargain,” – Downey
- Get a Theater Combo
There are more than a dozen musical theaters in Pigeon Forge and more than 20 shows. Look for discounted combo tickets if you want to see more than one show. (Example: You get your choice of Magic Beyond Belief, the Comedy Barn of the Blackwood Breakfast Miracle and the Black Bear Jamboree.)
- Enjoy Great Smoky Mountains National Park
“The national park is our tourism anchor, and it’s free.” –Downey
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