Family traditions are created and celebrated when Christmas arrives at Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede. Guests will be awed by the birth of Jesus reenacted with Mary, Joseph, the wise men and a living Nativity of camels, donkeys and sheep. This touching scene is a reminder of the importance of the Christmas season. Dolly said,
"Christmas is my favorite time of year. It’s full of fond family memories. At my Dixie Stampede, we celebrate family time and the true meaning of Christmas. We invite families to come make memories with us over a good meal and wholesome entertainment."
Families also will enjoy “Toys Come to Life,” an amazing musical fantasy starring The Sugar Plum Fairy and a number of toys she magically brings to life in a musical celebration which includes a stunning aerial display set to the unforgettable music of "The Nutcracker."
When Christmas at Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction opens Oct. 27, the action-packed family fun show will transform into a beautiful holiday spectacular. Folks who experience Christmas at Dixie Stampede (Oct. 27- Dec. 31, 2016) will be amazed at the complete show makeover including a full-scale living Nativity, holiday adornment, seasonal music, a Santa Claus sighting and a four-course feast.
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The “high-spirited adventure” of Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner Attraction receives a festive twist for the 2016 holiday season with the magnificent sights and sounds of Christmas, including a full-scale living Nativity, holiday decorations, Santa Claus and a fabulous four-course Christmas feast. The Christmas show at “The Most Fun Place to Eat in the Smokies” debuts Nov. 1 and runs through New Year’s Day.
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Dixie Stampede in Branson, MO, and Pigeon Forge, TN, are hosting their annual "Whoadeo" on Oct 1. Each location's fun-filled children's event features exciting games, activities and Stick Horse competitions.
In Branson, MO, the fun starts at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1 and continues until 1 p.m. It's your chance to ride in Dixie Stampede’s arena as part of the “Whoadeo” Stick Horse Rodeo plus experience interactive exhibits, games and lots of surprises…All FREE!
Learn more about "Whoadeo" at Dixie Stampede in Branson, MO or call 417-337-9400.
In Pigeon Forge, TN, activities include stick horse competitions, a parade of horses, and costume contests in the Dixie Stampede arena and a free outdoor carnival from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Learn more about "Whoadeo" at Dixie Stampede in Pigeon Forge, TN or call 1-800-356-1676.
Dolly and her team are creating an all-new immersive experience for guests visiting Dixie Stampede in Branson, MO. Renovations are under way for the single largest show enhancement since the opening in 1995. Dolly said,
“First, I want to thank the Branson community for the support you’ve given my Dixie Stampede for the past 21 seasons. You all have made the show such a success, and now I’m excited to announce we’re making some changes that will take the show to a whole new level! My team is hard at work creating a new set, powerful new music, lots of amazing special effects and a few other surprises. This amazing technology has allowed us to really take our guests on a ‘new adventure.’ I just know families are truly going to love it!”
The High Spirited Adventure continues at Dixie Stampede in Pigeon Forge, TN. The talented cast is eager to entertain guests of all ages with their friendly North and South competition. Exciting sights and sounds including breathtaking scenes shown on a 12.5 million LED wall continue to delight audiences.
Guests at both locations will enjoy the unforgettable four-course family feast. View the show schedule and make reservations at DixieStampede.com
Dolly also plans to open an all-new show in May. Dolly Parton’s Lumberjack Adventure Dinner & Show, in Pigeon Forge, TN, promises the same level of entertainment as Dixie Stampede, giving families more opportunities to make lasting memories together. Dixie Stampede fans visiting the new show can expect a hearty feast large enough to feed a lumberjack's appetite.
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For many, visiting the Great Smoky Mountains during the holiday season is a family tradition. Dolly’s hometown will transform into a dazzling masterpiece as it comes to life with five million twinkling lights. This year, Dixie Stampede guests are in for a special treat as Christmas at Dixie will transport them from one treasured Christmas scene to another. Dolly said,
"I’m more excited than ever for Christmas and can’t wait to share our new adventure with everyone. Thanks to all of the exciting changes we’ve made, we hope this year’s Christmas show will leave our guests with more Christmas spirit than ever before."
Christmas at Dixie includes a LIVE Nativity scene, reminding guests of the reason for the season, as Mary and Joseph watch over their newborn child, Jesus, while wise men riding camels are led to the stable by a bright and shining star.
From the moment guests arrive, they will be greeted by all-new Christmas decorations illuminating the grounds of Dixie Stampede and creating a world of twinkling lights. Spokesperson for Dixie Stampede, Woody Peek said,
"Our creative team is already in the Christmas spirit hard at work combining our new and advanced technical elements with the timeless Christmas traditions our guests have grown to love."
The Christmas at Dixie show schedule kicks off on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and runs through Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016. Reserve tickets to Christmas at Dixie online or by calling 1-800-356-1676.
For more information on Dixie Stampede’s new Christmas Adventure visit DixieStampede.com.
As NQC (National Quartet Convention), gospel music’s largest annual event, returns to Pigeon Forge for its second year, Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede will once again celebrate the event by hosting two special, NQC-themed shows. Southern Gospel groups, Soul’d Out Quartet and Tribute Quartet, will both perform on Tuesday, Sept. 29 and Friday, Oct. 2.
Fans are in for a treat as they will get to enjoy Dixie Stampede's All New Adventure along with special appearances by two of gospel music's top artists. Each of these NQC shows begins at 2:15 p.m. in the Dixie Belle Saloon with a performance by Dixie Stampede’s bluegrass band, Mountain Ruckus. Guests then enter the main arena where the gospel show featuring both quartets will take place at 3:00 p.m., followed by Dixie Stampede’s main show and traditional four-course family feast at 3:30 p.m. Woody Peek, spokesperson for Dixie Stampede said,
“This has been an exciting year for Dixie Stampede and having the National Quartet Convention back again fuels even more excitement.”
Peek went on to say,
“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase both of these talented quartets for each show. We strongly encourage everyone that attended the NQC show last year to come back and experience our new adventure at Dixie Stampede. We’ve been working in conjunction with the NQC to ensure attendees can enjoy our special shows without missing any of the events at the LeConte Center.”
For more information, visit DixieStampede.com
