1. Free Activities To add to your itinerary
What’s the best way to save money while in Gatlinburg? Plan your free activities! Many things can be done, such as looking at local markets and walking around town. The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is FREE (and I guarantee you’ll love this one), so take some scenic hikes through nature’s beauty. Check out our map below with the locations of free activities!
2. Lodging Packages - Save Money In Gatlinburg Tennessee
Up to 70% off your stay in Gatlinburg? That’s a pretty awesome deal, don’t you think?! We know that things can add up quickly when visiting this beautiful mountain town. Most of us will only be in the hotel to sleep, so spending hundreds of dollars on the hotel room doesn’t really make a lot of sense. We want the best for our readers at AllGatlinburg; that’s why we have exclusive offers with our partners in Gatlinburg, giving you the best rates possible! Click here to discover our exclusive 70% rates for Gatlinburg.
3. Discount tickets - Save Money In Gatlinburg Tennessee
Firstly, you never hear from people that they’re excited to pay full price for things. Above all, it’s super easy to get carried away and overspend in this mountain destination. As stated in other Gatlinburg attraction posts, Ober Gatlinburg tickets can cost up to $70+ a person, and Anakeesta tickets can cost upwards of $45+ a person retail. This is why All Gatlinburg has set up promotions to help you make the most of your stay in Gatlinburg. Click the link down below to see all the offers.
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4. Ride The Trolley - Save Money In Gatlinburg Tennessee
Tired of paying expensive parking fees when you visit Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg? Take advantage of our trolleys! The two towns have a cheap way to get around town: riding either the Trolley system for $3 or less, plus an All-Day Pass will save more money in transportation costs.
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5. Walk Everywhere - Save Money In Gatlinburg Tennessee
Will you get those sheer hard calf muscles in Gatlinburg – yes! It may be strenuous at times with the inclines and hills, but it’s great to get exercise and save money. If you want to save money from the steep per day parking prices, I would opt to walk throughout downtown Gatlinburg. You also never know what treasures you’ll find in Gatlinburg on your stroll! Along Parkway in Downtown Gatlinburg, the bulk of the shops, restaurants, and attractions span less than 2 miles – so it’s doable!
6. Buy Groceries For the room
It is no surprise that eating out racks up the expenses on any vacation. The average meal eating out (mid-range restaurant) in Gatlinburg costs about $20 per person. Let’s say a family of four people stay four days and eats out every meal; they would roughly spend $960 on eating out alone 👀. You’ll save a few hundred dollars by filling your hotel room with snacks and easy-to-prep meals! I always recommend having a picnic at one of the many overlooks in Gatlinburg – it’s more memorable than any restaurant.
7. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a land of beauty and wonder, where you can explore an abundance of great mountains or lush forests with streams running through them like silk ribbons. The deep valleys are lined by spectacular cliffs that make for challenging hiking but offer breathtaking views! This country has so much to offer—all free to boot– 522 427 acres worth exploring right here in Gatlinburg. In addition, 14.1 million people visited the Great Smoky Mountain National Park in 2021 – there are so many different hiking trails, waterfalls, and wildlife to view here!
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More Ways To Save Money In Gatlinburg Tennessee
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Have you been to Gatlinburg? What are your favorite tips for saving money while on vacation? Share with us in the comments below, and be sure to share this blog post with a friend who might find it helpful. We hope you have a great time exploring one of America’s most beautiful towns – on a budget!
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