Dollywood Introduces Flight #2925 November 2026

Orlando travelers, you know that feeling when you want a getaway that’s not another theme-park sprint with a side of humidity? Allegiant and Dollywood are making it ridiculously easy to swap roller coasters for ridgelines (and then… also roller coasters, because Dollywood).

After the first “Destination Dollywood” fan flight sold out in days, a second Dollywood-themed flight is officially on the calendar—complete with themed surprises from gate to landing and a special park experience the next day.

The big idea: fly from Orlando Sanford (SFB) to Knoxville’s McGhee Tyson (TYS) on Friday, November 6, 2026, then head to Dollywood on November 7 for an experience designed specifically for passengers who buy park tickets.

It’s a trip built for people who want the Smokies without the planning headache—and for anyone who thinks vacation should start before you hit baggage claim.

Event Details

📍 Location: Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) to McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS); Dollywood Parks & Resorts (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)

📅 Start Date: November 6, 2026

📅 End Date: November 7, 2026

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ideal For: Orlando-area families, Dollywood fans, holiday travelers, and Smoky Mountain first-timers who want a fun, low-friction getaway

What’s New

The new flight is Allegiant Flight #2925, scheduled for Friday, November 6, 2026, from Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) to McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS). It’s a follow-up to the inaugural fan flight (#925), which sold out within days and became one of the fastest-selling flights in Allegiant’s history.

Just like the first one, Flight #2925 isn’t a “quietly board and scroll your phone” kind of trip. It’s designed as a Dollywood-themed travel day with a few extra sparks sprinkled in—think a celebratory airport vibe plus onboard entertainment that leans into the fun of going somewhere together.

Then, if you purchase Dollywood park tickets, you’ll get a special passenger-only experience in the park on Saturday, November 7, 2026. The timing also lines up with Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas presented by Humana, which means your “I’ll just do one holiday thing this year” plan is about to be tested.

Highlights

A dedicated Dollywood-themed flight experience on November 6, 2026

Gate celebrations before takeoff (because the vacation mood should start at the airport)

Live entertainment and an in-flight trivia contest (yes, you can absolutely be competitive about it)

Themed food and drinks onboard

Exclusive merchandise tied to the flight experience

A special in-park experience for Flight #2925 passengers on November 7, 2026 (with park ticket purchase)

Complimentary exclusive ride time opportunities for passengers of Flight #925 and #2925 who purchase Dollywood admission tickets

Extra perks at the park mentioned for eligible passengers, including:

• Special treats
• Reserved show seating
• Additional surprises during Smoky Mountain Christmas

Want to make it a full weekend without doing the “who booked the hotel?” group-chat spiral? After you secure boarding passes, there’s also an optional lodging package offered at Dollywood’s on-site resorts (Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort and Spa and Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge & Resort).

The package details listed include:

• Up to 25% off nightly lodging for Nov. 6 and Nov. 7
• A $100 credit that can be used for food and beverage or merchandise at the resorts
• Two Dollywood tickets
• Complimentary TimeSavers
• Trolley transportation to the park

Plan Your Trip with Tripster

Here’s the move: treat this like a Smokies mini-escape with a built-in itinerary. Fly in Friday, settle into Pigeon Forge, and plan Dollywood for Saturday—especially if you want to soak up the holiday atmosphere and take advantage of any passenger-only perks included with your park ticket purchase.

If you’re traveling with kids (or grown-ups who act like kids when they see lights and cinnamon bread), build in extra time for shows and seasonal treats, not just rides.

When you’re ready to turn “we should totally do this” into actual plans, Tripster is the easiest way to pull it together. Book your Dollywood tickets, pair them with a hotel in the Pigeon Forge area (or bundle attractions and hotels to keep everything in one tidy place), and map out a weekend that feels fun instead of frantic.

One destination city, one planning hub, way fewer tabs open on your phone.