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Dollywood is a theme park of 125 hectares owned by and named after artist Dolly Parton. Located in Pigeon Forge, Dollywood is the second top tourist attraction in Tennessee after the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is visited by thousands of people every day. It is one of the best kept secrets when it comes to theme parks and stakes his claim as one of the best parks in the nation by expanding with bigger and bigger towers and adding the 30-acre park Water Splash neighbor.

This theme park in Tennessee is a more casual style park and is an ideal place for the whole family. It hosts annual art and music festivals, offers live entertainment every day and offers over 40 rides and attractions, including roller coasters, water rides and many other family-oriented attractions. You can dwell on the past and enjoy the famous artisan demonstrations and shopping in the valley of craftsmen and enjoy the Eagle Mountain Sanctuary, which houses the largest collection in the country of non-removable bald eagles.

The park is organized into eight thematic areas:

1. "Showstreet" is the introduction zone of the park which has several shops and restaurants, including The Sweet Shoppe and the Liberty Gift Shop. You can also take live at the Palace Theatre Showstreet and Dolly Parton or visit the Southern Gospel Museum and Hall of Fame.

2. "Timber Canyon" is a mine camp area theme park that features the "Mystery Mine" coaster and award-winning "Thunderhead roller coaster." It also rotate, flip turns, "Timber Tower", which is attraction unique to the United States. Other attractions include the "Lumberjack Lift" cable ride and the new "water tower of the Battle River" which has on board the soaking water to make the other passengers and nearby targets. "Timber Canyon" also includes "Lil 'Loggers Landing" which has a play structure with multi-level climbing walls, slides and interactive features.

3. "Adventures in Imagination" features of the "Smoky Mountain Wilderness Adventure Tour" attraction in and of Dolly Parton's "Chasing Rainbows" museum.

4. "Jukebox Junction 50 is a realistic area where you can watch a show at the Theatre of pines or take a tour of old cars to the" Rockin 'floor'.

5. "Rivertown Junction" features a replica of Dolly's childhood "Smoky Mountain Home" and a host of arts and craft shops. You can visit the shops as "Mountain Slate Works" and "The Old Mill of Pigeon River Pottery "or watch blown glass made at the factory" Rainbow Glass Blowing.

6. "Country Fair" area includes a variety of rides, including the album "Dizzy", "Scrambler" and "Waltzing Swinger" swings. It also has Dolly Demolition Derby "bumper cars," Shooting Star drop tower "and" Wonder Wheel "Ferris wheel. "Country Fair" is home to some small rides that include "Piggy Parade", "Busy Bees", "Lucky Ducky" and "Amazing Flying Elephants." Other attractions include the journey to tame the "Sky Rider plane," " Ride lemon peel cup of tea "and" VeggieTales Sideshow Spin "kiddie coaster.

7. "The Village" is home to the Heartsong Theatre and "Carousel Village". You can also visit the train depot and catch the "Professor Seymour Tricks Magic Show" and then take a tour of five miles around the park on an authentic steam engine.

8. "Valley of the Craftsman" is one of the oldest and more Dollywood and includes the mountains of Tennessee Tornado Steel and the Fury "Flamboyant" indoor coaster. It's more than a dozen authentic artisans demonstrate and explain their crafts, including soap making, blacksmiths, candle making and wood carving. "Valley of craftsmen" also includes the palace.