Smoky Mountain Coupon Book: Free Savings on Smokies Attractions

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A week of shows, attractions and family dinners in the Smokies adds up quickly, and the Smoky Mountain Coupon Book has been helping visitors trim the total for more than twenty years. Created by Sevierville's The Thomas Group in 2003, the free book gathers offers from businesses across Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville. It is a simple habit for cabin guests: flip through before you plan the week, and check it again before you buy tickets at the door.

Coupons are sorted into entertainment, attractions, dining and shopping, with pages for each town. Participating businesses include Dolly Parton's Stampede, Pirates Voyage, Ole Smoky Distillery, The Old Mill, Mel's Diner, WonderWorks, Alcatraz East, Hollywood Wax Museum, Ripley's attractions, Top Jump, Pigeon Forge Snow, The Island, NASCAR SpeedPark, Ober Gatlinburg, Local Goat and Buddy's BBQ, among many others. The website also posts area maps, including The Island in Pigeon Forge and the national park.

You can get the book three ways. Request a printed copy mailed to your home through the website or by calling (877) 953-5102; mailed requests take one to four weeks depending on location and season. If your trip is sooner, use the digital version online or pick up a copy at one of many locations around Sevier County, including the home office at 112 Industrial Park Drive in Sevierville. Read the terms on each coupon before you go, since offers vary by business.

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Did You Know

• The Thomas Group created the Smoky Mountain Coupon Book in 2003 (Smoky Mountain Coupon Book).
• Printed books are mailed free on request (Smoky Mountain Coupon Book).
• Mailed requests usually take one to four weeks, depending on location and time of year (Smoky Mountain Coupon Book).
• The website also offers printable maps of the area, The Island in Pigeon Forge and the national park (Smoky Mountain Coupon Book).