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Dixie Stampede
 

Dixie Stampede

3849 Parkway

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee 37862

Visitors and locals agree that Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee is a fun-filled, action-packed extravaganza that everyone should experience!

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Visitors and locals agree that Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee is a fun-filled, action-packed extravaganza that everyone should experience! It’s the perfect place for families, friends and groups to gather for spectacular special effects, amazing stunts by the most talented performers in the area.

At the Dixie Stampede, each ticket includes our special Carriage Room Opening Act, the thrilling main show in our beautiful Arena and a mouth-watering four-course dinner complete with a delicious dessert.

Additional information about the Show:

* Children under 3 are free only if they sit in a parent's lap and eat from their plate. If you wish for your child to receive a seat or a meal, a regular children's admission will apply.
* The Carriage Room Opening Act begins 50 minutes prior to our exciting show in grand Dinner and Show in the Arena.
* Our ticket includes admission, the fabulous four-course feast, and spectacular show. Vegetarian meals are available upon request.
* Our facilities are fully accessible for individuals with special needs. Please advise us if members of your party have a wheelchair, hearing assistance or other special needs. We are happy to accommodate you.
* The Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show involves live animals, dramatic lighting, sound and pyrotechnics. If you or anyone in your party has allergies or medical conditions, please be advised to take the necessary precautions prior to entering the facility.

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Reviews
Worth Every Penny Star OnStar OnStar OnStar OnStar On - 11/14/2007 19:36:22
doctor16 from North Carolina
Let's start with the not so perfect parts so that you can prepare for them!
1. As soon as you go in they take a cheesy cruise ship type photo with a green screen behind you. $20 for both pictures they make, optional to buy of course.
2. Don’t book your tickets online. Yes, you may save a dime, but you have no control over your seat location. The closer you are to the arena the more likely you are to have a horse fling dirt in your face and food. They are more than happy to replace any messed up food, but why take the risk when you can reserve over the phone and get a few rows back. I sat on the front row, it was ok but I would like to try higher the next couple time I go. Yes, it was that great.
3. These shows sell out, so get a reservation.
4. They only serve Pepsi, water, and sweet tea. If you make another request they will accommodate, but you will have to wait longer than everyone else so don’t get mad just be patient and they will take care of you.
5. No utensils are used. This is fine. They provide napkins, moist towelettes, and a huge warm moist towelette after dessert. If this bothers you, just stop by one of the numerous fast food restaurants on the way and pick up some to carry in.
6. Dolly is a business woman and no matter what you go to of hers, Dollywood included, you are forced to leave through a gift shop that is always too small for the crowd. This is my only real complaint.


We saw the Christmas show on 11-11-07 and I was a little skeptical with the ticket prices being so high, however, it was well worth it. They give you $40 dollars worth of food in my opinion. It wasn’t the best food ever, but it was really good. The chicken was perfect and fell off the bone. I could give a play by play on all the food but it would be all the same, good, good, good. The show was also awesome, really good. It is hard to eat and watch and that is why I want to go again. I’m sure I missed something. To sum it up, go!
At least try it once Star OnStar OnStar OnStar OffStar Off - 11/14/2007 19:32:06
ngachick from Chatsworth
We go to Pigon Forge every year and did stop at the Dixie Stampede one time. In this show everyone is seated at long, stadium style tables around an arena where the audience views a very elaborate horse show. The show is entertaining and the food is good, but what's different here is that you are deliberately given no silverware! You eat the entire meal by hand. Of course all the food is the type that you can eat by hand (you'll have to drink your soup from the bowl).
The Stampede is a bit pricy for this family of four to return to, but it was a good experience. The only thing I suggest is that if you go, avoid being placed at the bottom tables closest to the arena. Whenever the horses rushed by, there were times a few bits of dirt flew in our direction and threatened to contaminate the food.
A new favorite Star OnStar OnStar OnStar OnStar On - 11/14/2007 19:26:11
TrippyRN from Baton Rouge, Louisiana
I ordered tickets on the phone and paid the extra for better seating,and at first was a little put off by the price, but after the show I think it was completely worth it. Kids will love it.




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