Smoky Mountain Christmas

Experience the magic of the holiday season like never before with a variety of iconic performances! Witness the legendary feud-turnedfestivity at Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show, where two feuding families come together for a heartwarming holiday celebration filled with hilarious antics and toe-tapping music. In Dollywood, immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of their award-winning shows, featuring dazzling lights and beloved Christmas classics like “Christmas in the Smokies” and “Twas the Night Before Christmas.” Finally, attend Country Tonite Theatre’s show to see Christmas come to life as talented performers deliver a festive extravaganza packed with energetic choreography, impressive harmonies, and timeless holiday favorites that will leave you singing along all night long. A few of your favorite holiday characters will also make an appearance, including Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus, and the Sugar Plum Fairy!

Discover a bygone era of grandeur and the Vanderbilt legacy at America’s Largest Home® in Asheville. Explore the charm of Antler Hill Village with free time to visit artisanal shops and delightful eateries, then sample award-winning vintages at the estate’s renowned winery with views of the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. After a delicious dinner, step inside the mansion adorned with twinkling lights and elegant decorations throughout its 250 rooms, including 35 bedrooms, 65 fireplaces, and three kitchens. Our audio tour is accompanied by the warm flicker of candlelight, casting a warm glow over the intricate décor as we marvel at magnificent 16th-century tapestries and artwork, the library’s 10,000 volumes, the Banquet Hall’s 70-foot ceiling, the indoor pool, and the gardens

Become immersed in a winter wonderland of natural beauty on a guided driving tour of this iconic national park. Take in views of snow-capped evergreens and mountain peaks soaring into the sky and watch for glimpses of elusive wildlife frolicking in the snow, such as elk. We also learn about the park’s rich history, from the resilient Appalachian settlers to the preservation efforts that have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.