I tested out the $10,000 2-night stay aboard Dolly Parton's
I tested out the $10,000 2-night stay aboard Dolly Parton's tour bus, where guests receive everything from Dollywood admission to monogrammed robes
Dollywood guests who opt for the Dolly Suite 1986 Tour Bus Experience can spend two nights aboard the tour bus used by Dolly Parton
That ambition can now be realised for $10,000 at the theme park the humanitarian co-owns with Herschend Family Entertainment.
My "9 to 5" as a theme park journalist has taken me on thrilling journeys, such as screaming uncontrollably during Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights.
However, Parton has spent the last 15 years calling the bus she rides home.
I was prepared to do exactly that as I prepped my luggage for a two-night stay aboard the Dolly Suite 1986 Tour Bus Experience.
At Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and Spa in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, a new experience called The Dolly Suite 1986 Tour Bus Experience is available.
At Dollywood's DreamMore Resort and Spa in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, a new experience called The Dolly Suite 1986 Tour Bus Experience is available.
The home-on-wheels, which is parked outside the resort on a guarded bus pad made especially for Parton, is a piece of musical history.
On board, Parton contributed to several films, albums, and television programmes, including
The renowned bus is available for two-night stays starting at $10,000, with all earnings going to The Dollywood Foundation.
the foundation that provides funding for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, a now-universal initiative that sends free books to children under the age of five every month.
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