Posts Tagged ‘Attractions’

Titanic’s Ice Carving Competition

Sunday, January 16th, 2011

Ice Sculpting

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge will be kicking off its 1st outdoor event with a major ice carving competition. The free, family themed event will be on Saturday, January 22nd of 2011. Everyone is invited to enjoy the competition between 9am and 4pm. Professionals and amateurs will be competing for great prize monies. Make sure to arrive early for the best views to watch the ice carvers in action. Ice carving events are educational and inspirational for everyone. Also, an official NICA judging panel will be in attendance and will announce the competition winners and award prizes at 3pm.

“This exciting event will be produced by Titanic Pigeon Forge under the auspices of the National Ice Carving Association,” Joslyn says. “Visitors will be invited to come to Titanic’s outdoor staging center and watch professional and amateur sculptors turn 250-pound blocks of ice into frozen works of art. Kids and parents can view sculptures in progress, talk to the artists and learn the secrets of championship ice carving from the experts.”

Start off the new year with the Titanic Attraction in Pigeon Forge!

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New Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show

Friday, November 19th, 2010

Hatfield and McCoy

There is soon to be a new show in town, and there’s feuding in the hills already! The Black Bear Jamboree Dinner Show will be transforming into a completely new show after the winter shows are over on January 1, 2011. The new show is based on the legendary feuds between the Hatfields and the McCoys. The new show will be an exciting addition to the East Tennessee’s entertainment industry.

Two mountain homes with a big red barn in between will be the new look of the theater. Guest’s will start out as either a Hatfield or a McCoy as they enter from the parking lot. After entering the theater, servers will be there to show the guest’s to their specialized seats and begin encouraging the rivalry. The menu will include: Chicken, ribs, creamy vegetable soup, and a special twist for dessert.

Singers, dancers, musicians, actors, and dangerously exciting stunt people will round out the cast. Throughout the show, performers will tell the story of some of America’s most famous rival clans. Beginning with battles and making sure to end with a uniting romance, the show hopes to thrill and entertain the crowd.

Before and after the show, the lobby and gift-shop can be found packed with amazing souvenirs and displays. An interactive learning center, that highlights the history of the mountain people, can also be found in the form of the largest moonshine still. Guiness Records will be there to prove that the new moonshine still is in fact the largest in the world!

Our area is rich with Appalachian heritage,” said theatre co-owner David Fee. “Mountain clans were a way of life here, and this show will showcase all that’s great about them!

Lots of fun and excitement is planned for the Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show opening next spring!

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Titanic’s Winter Wonderland

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

Titanic Pigeon Forge

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee has been a big hit ever since  it opened in April of 2010. Meeting expectations of fans everywhere, the Titanic has announced something new and exciting for this holiday season. It will snow! As part of the museum’s “Christmas in a Winter Wonderland,” every Friday and Saturday night at 7pm from November 13 to January 1 of 2011 there will be snow! This event is truly dedicated to honoring and celebrating the lives of the 2,208 passengers and crew of the Titanic.

The museum owners are going all out for the Christmas season with equipment that  makes real, falling snow. With the same $150,000 equipment used to make it snow at Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom every Christmas, snow will now be falling early in Tennessee. A reported $100,000 for Christmas decorations will also don both the inside and outside of the Titanic Museum. Decorations include: trees, ornaments, and thousands of twinkling lights.

“Everything about our Christmas in a Winter Wonderland Celebration is aimed at giving our visitors and their families a unique, memorable holiday experience. A memory that will last forever – and isn’t that what Christmas is all about?” says owner John Joslyn.

Don’t miss out! Book you room and tickets now

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Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas

Sunday, November 7th, 2010

White House 1937

With the hustle and bustle of Christmas, make sure to visit Dollywood’s fantastic light displays, a wonderful lineup of live Christmas shows, holiday foods, thrilling rides, and the all new 4-D Polar Express experience. With 4 million twinkling lights illuminating the park, heartwarming holiday music, and strolling Victorian Melodies carolers, create a family tradition that celebrates the true meaning of Christmas at Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Festival.

Check Out What’s Happening at Dollywood’s Christmas Festival:

  • Christmas In The Smokies: Performing hometown favorites, this Christmas musical features a 12 member cast and a 7 piece band.
  • Dollywood’s Babe’s In Toyland: A mesmerizing show of amazing acrobatics and stunning scenery, where the audience follows the classic story of “Alan” and “Jane” as they encounter surprising characters. Featuring 20 performers accompanied by an outstanding orchestra.
  • Appalachian Christmas: Enjoy beautiful acoustic Christmas sounds and melodies at the Back Porch Theater.
  • Carol Of The Trees: Watch each night as thousands of lights synchronize with holiday music and transform Dollywood’s Rivertown Lake into a stunning “viewing symphony.”
  • Christmas With The Kingdom Heirs: Keep the joy and fun of Christmas up with Southern Gospel Christmas songs and hymns.
  • Dolly’s Christmas Chapel: Hosting worship services every Sunday at 5:30pm at the Robert F. Thomas Chapel.
  • O’ Holy Night: Come and see the heart of “The Christmas Story” with this remarkable performance.
  • Parade Of Lights: Dollywood’s Parade of Lights brings dazzling excitement to everyone daily throughout the park with wonderful floats, brightly colored lights, and fun holiday characters.
  • The Polar Express 4-D Experience: Blend realism and fantasy on this journey to the North Pole in 4-D with the finest magical movie experience of this iconic film.
  • Santa’s Workshop: Visit Santa, share your Christmas wishes, and have a keepsake photo made in his enchanted workshop. Step into the giant toy store, explore lots of exciting interactive activities, and be greeted by larger-than-life-sized toys. Activities include: ornament decorating, sand art, and lots of fun games.
  • ‘Twas The Night Before Christmas: See this magnificent musical of a Christmas miracle that features a 12 member cast and a 5 piece band.

Enjoy Christmas at Dollywood with the whole family this year, starting on November 6th and ending January 1st, 2011. Tickets are available with your room reservation at www.smr.travel. or by calling toll free 1-888-482-7829.

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