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Volume 38; Number 15
August 29, 2014
Hosts Can Win a One-Night Stay
At Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort
During Takeover Event
We’re excited about our spectacular resort, and we want to celebrate this new addition to our Dollywood family
with you—our Hosts. You’re all invited to Come Dream With Us during a three-day DreamMore Resort Takeover at all
of our properties!
Here’s what you need to know to be part of the Takeover:
•This fun-filled event starts Saturday, Aug. 30 (TOMORROW), and continues through Monday, Sept. 1, from open to close.
•All Hosts can wear their exclusive you-can’t-buy-it-anywhere Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort t-shirt as part of their
costume during the three-day takeover event. (Please check with your Team Lead for details about costume
guidelines.) Because a clean and tidy uniform is required to deliver a quality experience for our Guests, please make
sure your t-shirt is laundered each night. If time doesn’t allow for you to launder your t-shirt each night, please
wear your regular uniform to ensure everyone looks fresh and tidy for Sunday and Monday.
•All Hosts also receive an exclusive Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort button. Your button should be worn with
your regular costume (not with your DreamMore Resort t-shirt.) But please remember to wear your button for
the remainder of the season!
•Hosts at all three properties receive a commemorative DreamMore Resort gift as they enter work on Saturday which
features several resort details Hosts will want to know. Dollywood Hosts will be welcomed at Post 2 and Dollywood’s
Splash Country Hosts will be greeted as they enter the Park. Dollywood Cabins Hosts can stop by their main office.
•Our Takeover includes the Host Lounge, too. Stop by to enjoy Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort’s signature pink
lemonade and another special treat served between 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. Hosts also can register to win a one-night stay
at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort in the Host Lounge or the main office at Dollywood’s Splash Country or
Dollywood Cabins (during regular operating hours at all locations). The winner will be drawn on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
•We also want to invite our Guests to Come Dream With Us during this fun event! If a Guest comments on your
t-shirt or button, take a moment to invite them to visit the Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort Preview Center on
Showstreet. When Guests share their dreams with our visiting artist, he’ll capture them in a quick sketch which
Guests can pose with and post on social media platforms for friends and family to enjoy. Plus, Guests who join our
Founders Club receive a special gift and are registered to win a two-night stay at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort.
The Gem Tones will stop by for special dream-themed performances.
•The Dream Team will move throughout the Park distributing special DreamMore Resort items to our Guests
because we want them all to be our biggest “fans.” If you notice them, invite Guests to the Preview Center for
more information or make sure you invite them to visit the resort when it opens in summer 2015.
•Always keep your Host Reference Guide handy but especially during the Takeover. Members of the Dream Team
will be looking for Hosts who can answer questions about the resort—and all of the answers are found in your Host
Reference Guide so GET YOUR GUIDE ON!
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Questions and Answers about
Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort
We always want to serve Guests to the best of our abilities. One thing we can do to help our Guests is to answer their questions
with accurate information. As progress continues on Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort, Guests may ask you specific
questions about the project. Please be familiar with this information so you can provide accurate details about the resort.
Q: When does Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort open? Summer 2015. The construction process for Dollywood’s
DreamMore Resort is huge in scope, much greater than anything we’ve ever built on our Dollywood property. We’re
pleased to announce that progress continues on Veterans Boulevard, and DreamMore Resort is scheduled to open on
time next summer. We’re proud of our progress and don’t anticipate any delays. However, any information of this
nature would be communicated directly to our Hosts from the resort’s management team. We never want our Hosts
to rely on speculation or hearsay to keep our Guests informed. As always, please remind our Guests that we look
forward to hosting them at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort when we open in summer 2015. DreamMoreResort.com
is the best source of the most up-to-date information regarding all areas of the resort and its schedule. Q: Where is Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort located? Just beyond Dollywood’s Splash Country on Veterans Blvd.
Q: How many rooms are in Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort? 307
Q: Why is Dolly building Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort?
Dolly has always wanted to give back to this area. It was part of her dream from the very beginning—to build a theme
park with a resort—so families could come together and share her home, the beautiful Smoky Mountains. Not only will
the resort create more jobs, it also will appeal to families searching for a special place to reconnect and unwind.
Q: How do I make a reservation?
You can’t now, but DreamMoreResort.com is the best place for updates as information becomes available. At the
website you can provide contact information to receive the most up-to-date information as more details about the
resort become available.
Q: When can I make a reservation?
You can’t now, but DreamMoreResort.com is the best place for updates as information becomes available. Guests can
also join our Founders Club at the website and receive updates about the resort.
Q: Will my stay include Dollywood and Dollywood’s Splash Country admission?
We certainly will offer a variety of different packaging options which will include admission to our Parks.
Q: Will transportation be provided?
DreamMore Resort Guests will receive complimentary transportation to Dollywood and Dollywood’s Splash Country.
Q: What type of options and amenities will be available?
Resort Guests will receive complimentary transportation to Dollywood and Dollywood’s Splash Country. The resort
will feature a full-service restaurant with great views from inside and outside on its wrap-around veranda. The
restaurant and salon/spa will be available to both Guests and non-Guests. It will have two pools—indoor and
outdoor—plus a fitness center and a family fun zone where families can play together. One unique feature of the
resort will be its outdoor family exploration areas. In these areas Guests will enjoy family sanctuaries that offer fire pits
for s’mores roasting, firefly chasing, hammocks for relaxing, ample storytelling spots scattered around the grounds and
an event lawn.
Q: Do season passholders get a discount?
We hope to provide special offers to our season passholder family. However, please understand season passholder
perks provided at Dollywood and Dollywood’s Splash Country are not valid at DreamMore Resort.
Q: Is it going to cost more to visit Dollywood now that you’re building the resort?
No.
Q: Will traffic get worse?
City and county leaders are aware of the traffic issues and are working together to create the best circumstances
possible in our popular tourist destination.
Q: How does this affect Dollywood Cabins?
Our cabins are still available for booking and offer a unique experience. We are pleased to offer a variety of
accommodations to meet the needs of our Guests.
Guests may have other questions about Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort to which we don’t
know the answer. With a project of this scope, this is certainly understandable. Please let our
Guests know we’ll communicate more details as they become available. We want to provide the
most accurate information possible but, sometimes, we just don’t have the answers. Rather than
speculate, please remind our Guests about the resort website, DreamMoreResort.com. Inform
them that we will update the website as additional details about the resort are revealed. Due to
the nature of this project, details change frequently. It is our goal to share updates as soon as
possible with our Hosts to keep you informed. Please invite our Guests to visit DreamMoreResort.
com to receive the most accurate and up-to-date information about our progress.
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The Family Healthcare Center
Opportunity
OUTLOOK
Remember the Family Healthcare Center accepts cash, checks or can assist with a
payroll deduction. They do not accept credit cards.
Congratulations . . .
Mission of Hope Yard Sale Sept. 11
Congratulations to Michelle Allen
who has been promoted to Team
Lead of Victoria’s Pizza.
Looking to do a little “fall” cleaning? Rent a space during the Mission of Hope
Yard Sale at Dollywood’s Splash Country on Thursday, Sept. 11, help Mission of Hope
and get rid of all that extra stuff!
For a $20 registration fee, you can reserve a space in the yard sale, which will
be advertised to Hosts and the community. Your registration fee goes to Mission
of Hope, and you are able to keep all the money from your sale! All money raised
supports Mission of Hope; including a project to buy shoes for underprivileged kids
at Northwest Elementary in Newport.
For more information contact Toby Wagner at (865) 428-9860 or Lisa Wawrin
(865) 428- 9565 to reserve your spot.
View Internal Job Postings Online
To view all internal job postings, visit this link: https://hfeemployee.silkroad.com/ If Hosts are interested in applying for an internal position, please apply by utilizing
the link above. If there are any questions on how to apply for an internal position,
please stop by Human Resources, call ex. 9510 or email [email protected]. Note: This internal site shows all internal postings for the Herschend Family
Entertainment Corporation. It is often easier to narrow down the search to TN to
see Dollywood specific job postings.
SAFE Y Matters
Be Safe Near Heavy Equipment
With The National Southern Gospel & Harvest Celebration and Smoky Mountain
Christmas quickly approaching, M&C, Special Events, and other teams are working
feverishly to complete projects throughout the park on our closed days each
week. Some of the work requires excavators, forklifts, dump trucks, aerial lifts,
cranes, and other large equipment to be on park. If at all possible, please avoid
areas where these projects are taking place. If that is not possible, the following
tips will help keep you safe:
• Never cross into an area that is roped off or taped off without first getting
approval from the team responsible for the work being done. • You must wear appropriate personal protection equipment when entering
areas where work is being performed.
• When walking near machinery or vehicles on park, stay at least 50 ft. away
until you make eye contact with the operator and wait for them to signal it is
safe to pass. Never assume that they know that you are there.
CALENDAR CUES
Mission of Hope Yard Sale Thursday, Sept. 11
Dollywood’s National Southern Gospel & Harvest Celebration
presented by Humana Sept. 22-Nov. 1
Alzheimer’s Memory Walk Saturday, Sept. 27
Fall Golf Tournament Thursday, Oct. 9
Health Fair Friday, Oct. 10
Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas
presented by Humana Nov. 8-Jan. 3
FRIENDLY
Hosts Needed
Year-Round
Advertising and
Season Pass Manager
Manager of IT Operations
Publicist
Public Relations Manager
Social Media Manager
Housekeeping Team Member
Maintenance Technician
Director of Sales & Marketing
General Manager
Please direct friends
and family to apply at
Dollywoodjobs.com.
SAFE
2SAY
If you see inappropriate
behavior at work, you may
report it anonymously by
calling our SAFE2SAY hotline
(1-877-209-3657).
This is a toll-free number
operated by G4S Secure
Solutions. You are not
required to identify yourself,
and G4S does not report
personal details.
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Grand
Champions
Gem Tones
(Justin Bowles, Nathan Forshey,
Amber Hancock, Austin Hux,
Bethany Polinkas, Raymond Wolfe)
June 2014 Blue Ribbon Winners
Entertainment
Performers
On June 13, I was serving as our team’s PIC and
decided to watch the Gem Tones perform the national
anthem. After another sterling performance, the group
was made aware of a young girl who was celebrating
her birthday at Dollywood that day. Without missing
a beat, the Gem Tones jumped into action, serenading
the young lady with a special birthday song! What
a nice moment for our Guests to see before the
Park even opened. This group continues to be great
ambassadors for this company, and I am extremely
proud of them.
Nominated by:
Justin Bradley
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Carlie Russell
June 2014 Blue Ribbon Winner
Merchandise & Games Team
Breaker Host at Coaster Games
Games are one of the most aptly named divisions at
Dollywood. For we live and die on two basic principles:
(1) Our ability to work together and succeed as a team;
and (2) our ability to ensure our players are having the
time of their lives. Today, I would like to nominate a
true team player, Games Breaker Carlie Russell.
Every so often in Games, something goes wrong.
Whether it’s a bill accepter gone haywire, or a water
gun that just won’t squirt, eventually the inevitable
happens. Then there are times when a game goes just
about as far south as possible. Such was the case on
Monday, June 16, when our newest addition, Balloon
Pop, completely failed due to several jammed air
valves. This failure would have not only resulted in lost
revenue, but would have disappointed the countless
young faces who patronize this child-friendly game.
This would not do for Carlie, who, game face on,
stepped up to the plate, inflated and tied (by hand)
several hundred balloons; all while attending to her
daily duties.
Carlie saved the day at Balloon Pop, but that’s not
the only thing that makes her an MVP. Those who
know her best would testify that she’s the first to step
into the game when we’re a player down, or that
her positive attitude and infectious team spirit have
created numerous emotional connections with Guests
and Hosts alike.
Nominated by:
Jonathan Stokely, Coaster Games Team Lead
Betty Rowe
Glenn Brown
July 2014 Blue Ribbon Winner
July 2014 Blue Ribbon Winner
Over the last several months it’s been a pleasure to
work with Betty Rowe in the Benefits Administrator
position. She is dedicated to serving our Hosts and
focuses her efforts towards “Being a Great Place to
Work for Great People” on a daily basis. One specific
example of how she goes above and beyond occurred
in January. A long-term Host fell, broke an arm, and
needed to go on FMLA. For several weeks, Betty
followed up with the Host by making house visits,
phone calls and assisted with ensuring the necessary
paperwork was completed by all the deadlines.
Throughout the course of the Host’s recovery period,
Betty was great about making house visits and even
took some personal time to drive the Host to and from
doctors’ visits.
In addition to supporting our Hosts with their daily
benefit needs, Betty has single-handedly ensured
people are given their benefit paperwork in a timely
manner, know about Profit Sharing options, and are
issued Service Award recognitions in a timely manner.
We are lucky to have Betty serving our Hosts with their
benefit needs.
Nominated by:
Sarai Henning & Tim Berry
During Great American Summer, Glenn Brown went
above and beyond his everyday technical duties. Glenn
has been foregoing his usual breaks due to the addition
of Storytelling with Miss Lillian, which runs between
each Country Crossroads performance. While juggling
these shows, he also has been in a constant state of
re-blocks for the past month, with sound cues changing
almost every show. Glenn has kept a positive attitude
and worked tirelessly to keep the shows up to the
standard of excellence our Guests have come to expect.
Nominated by: Paige Bales
Human Resources
Benefits Administrator
Entertainment
Sound Tech
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Jack and Pete Herschend Scholarship Program
Record number of applicants. Record amount given. Record number of awards.
In 2014, with 140 applications coming from across HFE, SIF will provide a record of more than $80,000 in scholarship
award to 34 recipients.
Four of our scholarship recipients earned the NEW part-time scholarship, designed to help students trying to balance
work and/or family with the desire to continue their education.
Since the first scholarship awards were presented in 2011, Share It Forward has given more than a quarter of a million
dollars in scholarships thanks to the generosity of employees, HFE Corporation, and the Herschend Family!
Love is a verb because of you. SIF recognizes your continued action in giving to the many programs that support the HFE
family including the Jack and Peter Herschend Share It Forward Scholarships.
Join us in congratulating the 2014 Scholarship Recipients and help us cheer them on to greater dreams, brighter futures
and enriched lives!
“Let’s not merely say that we love each other; let us show the truth by our actions.”
1 John 3:18 NLT
And now, meet the Dollywood recipients…
Justin Boling
Justin, 19, will begin his
sophomore year this
fall at the University
of Tennessee/Knoxville.
Pursing a degree in
Computer Engineering,
he hopes to one day
develop technology
to help people in their
day to day lives. “My
dream is to get into
research for scientific
computing or into
hardware design for
a company,” states
Justin. “The scholarship
will help me to study
at the University and
pursue my lifelong
goals while at the
same time inspiring
me to give it my best.
Not only is it one less
financial burden to
worry about, but I
know there are people
who think I have what
it takes to succeed!”
This is Justin’s first year
as a Host at Dollywood.
You can find him at
Lumberjack’s Pizza.
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Katelyn
Brady
Katelyn, 20, a second
year scholarship
recipient, will be a
senior this fall at
Southeast Missouri
State University.
Majoring in Mass
Communications
with an emphasis on
Public Relations and
a minor in Business
Administration, she
hopes to either
work as media
relations expert for a
professional athletic
team, or for a large
company handling
their international
communications. “I
would love to find a
job that would enable
me to utilize my love
of sports and travel,”
says Katelyn. “This
scholarship will enable
me to have more time
to focus on my studies,
rather than working
two jobs to pay for
school bills.” Katelyn
has been a Host at
Dollywood for the past
three summers.
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Matthew
Todd
Gribanow
Boone
Huffaker
Boone, 18, is in his third
season as a Lifeguard
Todd will be attending
at Dollywood’s Splash
Walter’s State
Country and his father
Community College
has been a sales and
this fall as a sophomore
service representative
where he’s majoring
for Dollywood for
in Nursing. “I enjoy
seven seasons. Boone
helping others and
will head to Knoxville
hate to see people
this fall where he’ll
hurt… physically or
be a freshman at the
emotionally, which
University of Tennessee.
is why I’ve chosen to
A Business major with
become a nurse,” says
a pre-med focus, he
Todd. “After receiving
chose a field which he
my degree, I want to
believes has a wide
obtain a steady job in
variety of opportunity.
the nursing field. After “Helping people who
some time in the field,
can’t help themselves
I’d like to do some
medically is the
travel nursing to help
greatest reward I can
others in countries
imagine,” he expressed.
with poor healthcare.
“I have always held the
My end goal is to
greatest respect for
eventually become a
Doctors and their staff
Nurse Practitioner.” The being able to do things
SIF scholarship will help
that were impossible
him financially because
just 100 years ago. I
he doesn’t have money
want to use my degree
to afford tuition and
to help my fellow man
books without a loan.
become healthier and
Todd has been with the
have a better standard
of health than ever
Dollywood family for
before, despite all the
two years where you’ll
challenges the world
find him working in the gives.”
production kitchen.
Chloe Lee
Chloe, 21, will head to
East Tennessee State
University this fall
where she’ll begin her
senior year majoring in
Business Administration
in Marketing with
a concentration in
Merchandising. “I
love communicating
with people and
have a passion
for understanding
products,” expresses
Chloe. “After
graduation in the
spring of 2015, I plan to
work for a marketing
firm… possibly in
the Merchandising
industry.” The financial
aid received from this
scholarship will help
her tremendously as
she pays all her tuition
herself. You’ll find
Chloe at Dollywood’s
Splash Country where
she has worked for five
years; currently as an
Aquatics Team Lead.
Jeremy Long
Benjamin Settlemyre
Jeremy, 22, attends the University of
Tennessee, Knoxville where he’ll be a
senior this fall. Majoring in Hospitality
and Tourism Management with a
minor in Business Administration, he
hopes to use his degree to one day
move up into upper management at
HFE and help create memories worth
repeating. “I chose this major because
I grew up visiting theme parks and
other tourist attractions with my family.
I always loved our memories and the
excitement I felt visiting a new place,”
shares Jeremy. “I knew that this was
something I wanted to do with my
life. I’m really honored to receive this
scholarship my senior year… it will
greatly lighten my load this last year of
school.” A Host at Dollywood for four
years, Jeremy is an Attractions Team
Lead at SkyZip.
Benjamin, 27, will be a senior this
fall when he heads back to Johnson
University where he’s in the honors
program as a History major. “This
scholarship is a blessing to me and my
wife because we are both in school at
the same time,” says Benjamin. “My
school is known for being a ministry
school, which means the reason one
attends is to prepare for a life of
ministry and helping others. I want to
learn about past cultures in hopes to
help future generations from making
the same mistakes that have been
made in history. I would love to be
able to pursue archeology and one
day be a history professor.” Benjamin
has been a member of the Dollywood
family for three years.
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Birthdays
Aug 30 Aug 31 Sept 1 Sept 2 Sept 3 Sept 4 Vonda Metcalf
Felicia Hutcheson
Robert Likes
Debbie Hess
Frankie Cook
Betsy Perry
Anthony Desanti
Theresa Aldridge
James Long
Luther Rudd
Teri Brown
Alexis Miller
Taylor Christian
Minnie Henry
Emily Smith
Kathie Mayhew
Thomas Ferrell
Carlie Russell
Kathryn Barr
Teresa Browning
Dessiree Ankeny
James Reneau
Sharron Lee
Anthony Knight
Christopher Armstrong
Braidon Sofianopoulos
Charles Capps Jr
Cody Green
Bruce Halfenberg
Melody Shenkman
Griffen Puett
Telisha Ryan
Charlie Tedford
Mia Greenlee
Dave Fricke
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Edwinnia Wampler
Marissa Helton
Nancy Dougherty
Gregory Rice
Tyler Talbert
Sept 5 Ryan Cleaveland
James Gauvin
Jade Bradley
Elizabeth Smith
Jessica Stipes
Brian McCarter
Sept 6 Butch Fair
Betty Hall
Patricia Matthews
Munasque
Donielle Dedon
Ashley Bradley
Paige Bales
Jack Miller
Sept 7 Betty DeLong
Clinton Carr
Rachel Hickle
Sept 8 Daniel Naranjo Navas
Sept 9 Thomas Nevins
Gary Earnest
Chris Elsis Sr
Curt Cruise
Eleanor Witkowski
Lyle Guinn
Sept 10 Frank Scimonelli
Doris Sellars
Brad Justice
John Stewart
Ryan Wilson
Harriet Nicely
Nancy Whitkanack
Jessica Fugate
Frank Herndon Katelyn Bates
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Curtis Munsey
Curtis, 25, is currently in his fifth
season at Dollywood where he works
as a Helping Hands Host, a position
where he trained in all areas of
park operations preparing him to
help wherever there is a need on
property. “As a junior at Southern
New Hampshire University, an
online campus, I’m working toward
my bachelor’s degree in Business
Administration with a Human Resource
Management specialization,” he shares.
“I love business as a whole and working
with people. I hope to grow with HFE
as I love this company and everything
it stands for.” This scholarship will help
Curtis bridge the gap between his
financial aid and need, enabling him
to work full-time and attend college
full-time which will help him finish his
degree sooner.
Sept 11 Sept 12 Clarisa Williams
David Barber
Bob Kush Sr
Deborah Bass
Linda Rice
Joyce Fowler
Jessica Worley
Taylor Stone
Benjamin Atkins
Mary Hayes
Lisa Deanda
Denise Betoski
Barney Weed
Ben Penton
Stephanie Poore
Timothy Robertson
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Mark Miller
Dale Wilson
Hook Dempsey
Heike McCracken
Betsy Perry
James Dawson
James Hardiman
Sandra Hardiman
Justin Newberry
Lori Juska
Donna Cardwell
Roy Hallman
Earl Marmie
Brad Justice
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Sept 8
Sept 9
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2
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This list reflects the Host’s current team.
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Retiree Pass Qualifications
To be eligible for a Retiree Pass, a Host must meet one of the following qualifications:
1. Hosts whose most recent hire date is prior to Jan. 1, 1994, and who retire at the age of 55 or older
and are eligible for rehire when they leave the company and;
a.)Who have worked 5 years of 1,000 hours or
b.)Who have worked at least 360 hours per year during the last three years of their
employment are eligible for a retiree pass.
2. Hosts with a hire date after Jan. 1, 1994, and retire at the age of 55 or older, have worked
5 years of 1,000 hours to be eligible for a retiree pass. You must also be eligible for rehire when
you leave the company;
3. Hosts who have completed 20 years of continuous year-round service and are eligible for rehire
when they leave the company. Hosts that meet this eligibility requirement are also permitted to
continue to use the Dollywood Family Healthcare Center.
Be Ready With Great Answers
We want you to have the answers to questions Guests may have about other areas of the park or Dollywood’s DreamMore
Resort. Make sure you have your new Host Reference Guide. The new guides are orange and have information about
DreamMore Resort, in addition to information Guests may want to know about the park. Make sure to read red and yellow
boards as you enter or exit the park, or at the main Host Lounge to keep up-to-date with the most current information. To Create
Memories Worth Repeating and to help our Guests Love Every Moment, we need to have informed answers for their questions.
Please make sure you are using the information provided to be prepared.
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everyone who came to enjoy the festivities—pickles, pies,
checkers and plenty of trivia. Enjoy some Mayberry Memories!
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