You may think that Tennessee doesn’t have a gazillion and a half amusement parks. Which, well…we don’t. BUT don’t lose heart, you red blooded adrenaline junkies. We have three freakin’ fantastic spots for you to get your scream on.
- Ober Gatlinburg - Gatlinburg
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g - s - h / Flickr The largest aerial tramway is located at Ober Gatlinburg, and you can enjoy the park year ‘round. From summer days on the coasters to a snowy haze of tubing in December, this is exactly where you want to plan your next vacation.
- Lake Winnepesaukah - Chattanooga
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Brent Moore / Flickr Lake Winnie is an absolute love of an amusement park that is TECHNICALLY in Georgia, but is consistently advertised as located in Chattanooga. So we share. It’s a fun roller coaster world and waterpark that keep kids dying for more. Plus, adults love the quirky, down home atmosphere.
- Dollywood - Pigeon Forge
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Charlene N. Simmons / Flickr An amusement park. Named after a celebrity and drawing hundreds of thousands of tourists in a year? Um, yes. Dollywood is a magical place where childhood comes to be born again, giving east Tennessee an absolute edge when it comes to rides that will make you scream and parades that feature - you guessed it - Dolly herself.
If you could go to any single one you wanted, where would you go? Any suggestions for out-of-towners? Let us know in the comments below!
Linda Dubin / Flickr
g - s - h / Flickr
The largest aerial tramway is located at Ober Gatlinburg, and you can enjoy the park year ‘round. From summer days on the coasters to a snowy haze of tubing in December, this is exactly where you want to plan your next vacation.
Brent Moore / Flickr
Lake Winnie is an absolute love of an amusement park that is TECHNICALLY in Georgia, but is consistently advertised as located in Chattanooga. So we share. It’s a fun roller coaster world and waterpark that keep kids dying for more. Plus, adults love the quirky, down home atmosphere.
Mike Burton / Flickr
Charlene N. Simmons / Flickr
An amusement park. Named after a celebrity and drawing hundreds of thousands of tourists in a year? Um, yes. Dollywood is a magical place where childhood comes to be born again, giving east Tennessee an absolute edge when it comes to rides that will make you scream and parades that feature - you guessed it - Dolly herself.
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