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Dec 18
2010

Christmas time is ever-so-rapidly approaching! I still have a lot of shopping to do for family, as I’m sure you have your own preparations to get to. Why not plan to spend some time with them in smokies, with the snow clinging to the mountains in a glorious scene? Here’s some ideas to help jumpstart a potential good time!

If you haven’t seen the lights in Pigeon Forge and are itching to do so, there’s several ways to do it. Sure you can go by car and enjoy it on your own, but you can still take a trolley ride until the 14th of January! Call (865) 453-6444 for times and more information.

There’s loads of theaters doing annual Christmas shows, too! Black Bear Jamboree, Tennessee Shindig, Country Tonight, Dixie Stampede and the Comedy Barn all have festive happenings for the whole family! It’s a wide variety of entertainment to choose from that only happens once a year.

New Year’s Eve is always a time of celebration everywhere, but what better way to be spend it than in the throngs of Gatlinburg? The Space Needle is planning on having a kicking party and you’re invited! From the Pigeon Forge Calendar:

“New Years Eve Ball Drop at the Space Needle – Don’t miss out on our New Year’s Eve street party. Come bring in the New Year with thousands at Gatlinburg’s New Year’s Eve Ball Drop and Pyrotechnics Show! Celebrate and mingle with partygoers while watching the lighted ball drop bring in the New Year. This event continues to grow each year with a live band and an exciting pyrotechnic fireworks show planned right after the ball drop at midnight. Cost of admission to this event-FREE!”

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Dec 13
2010

If you’ve been through Pigeon Forge during the holiday season this year, you may have noticed some extra excitement happening over in the area of the Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. That’s because every Friday and Saturday night they’ve been introducing real snow as a part of their “Christmas in a Winter Wonderland” exhibit at the Titanic itself! Using equipment also found at major parks like Disney’s Magic Kingdom, they’re going to make real falling snow appear no matter the circumstances anywhere else in the smokies. They’ve also invested some time in lights and trees to brighten up one’s holiday cheer. Even with the holiday cheer all around, this will be hard to miss!

Check the Titanic Pigeon Forge site for more information regarding their festivities!

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Nov 9
2010

The lights are on, but the party starts now! Winterfest will begin with celebrations this afternoon! Expect big crowds for the ceremony, but this year there should be plenty of parking. If you can’t park at Patriot Park, there will be overflow parking at the “Belle Island” parking lot up the street, which Pigeon Forge now uses for overflow. A trolley service will be running all night to take people to and fro there cars. So if you seem daunted by crowds, then you shouldn’t have to worry that much about finding a parking space.

Happy winter, everyone!

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Oct 18
2010

A little bit of an early reminder for you, but Winterfest in Pigeon Forge kicks off on November 9th! From then until February 28th next year, you’ll have a chance to see all the lights, spectacles and events that come with it! Five millions lights will turn on and celebrations will kick in full at Patriot Park on November 9th as the switch is pulled. Events and celebrations begin then and go on for the entire winter season and refuse to let up! The next day is Gatlinburg’s own Winter Magic kickoff, complete with a Chili Cookoff to keep you warm well into the night! Don’t forget that the trolley will have a special tour of all the lights in the city for most of Wintefest for the low cost of $5 every night from November 10th to January 29th too! Pigeon Forge’s starts at 6:30 PM every night from then on.

There’s always a lot going on during this time and there won’t be any stopping the tide of Christmas spirit! As more details come about, stay tuned to the Smokies Blog to plan your vacation into the area. We’ll help make sure you holidays are truly happy!

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Sep 10
2010

A lot of classic activities are going on in the Smokies this time of year; why should fishing be left out? Thanks to the Smoky Mountain Trout tournament on September 25, 26th, you can do just that! Put on by Rocky Top Outfitters, this trout tournament is the biggest in the Smokies and has a high number of entries every year. If you got the skills to play the game, step on up!

Rocky Top Outfitters has the scoop on how to enter, the rules, and any miscellaneous information you may need to know prior to beginning. If you enter thanks to SmokiesBlog.com guiding you and you win, be sure to let us know!

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