[Twinkie]

Dollywood is really a neat place. I would imagine that
there will be more monitoring of the facilities there to
prevent any of the more prurient elements of that group
from behaving in such a way as to dishonor the wholesome
atmosphere of the place during that time. The place is
pretty much (or so it seemed when we were there) run by
retired people with friendly, good attitudes. Dolly herself
is not a person who criticizes anyone publicly. She seems
to really love everyone in spite of possibly disagreeing
with them. Some of her pronouncements have sometimes seemed
overly tolerant to me, but then I guess I'm not as nice a
person as Dolly seems to be. She's not going to turn down
business, or break the law by banning anyone, but she is
also not likely to allow behavior at her park which would
cause the majority of other folks to quit attending the
park or break the laws of Tennessee.

[MHGinTN]

Your naivete is refreshing, but the reality is, Disney World has numerous incidents of 'improprieties' occurring during their 'homo days'. As told to me by someone who once worked there during such a 'special day': "The park can't afford to have it in the news the facts that degenerates were caught on many occasions behaving grossly. It would be bad for business when it's not a gay day. There were even fights we had to break up, between queers and queers, and between queers and fathers and mothers of children witnessing the sick stuff." The same will happen at Dollywood because degenerates cannot refrain from being degenerates (without professional help). The guards and custodial people will be commanded to keep it hushed up for fear of harming their usual customer support. That is the reality of how these degenerates use the mantra of 'their hands are tied', to strong-arm the businesses who do not want them there.