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SNOW!

Presented by Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center at Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center

November 19, 2010-January 2, 2011

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Snow in Nashville? Yes, at Gaylord Opryland Resort! Find the inner child in you as you play outdoors in our winter wonderland made of real snow You’ll enjoy live Reindeer on display, a Snow Maze, a Snowball Throwing Range, building an igloo, roasting s'mores over a roaring fire, shopping in Santa’s workshop and much, much more. 
 

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    Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center

    2800 Opryland Drive
    Nashville, TN 37214

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    $15/Adults; $10/Children (4-11); Free/Children under 4

    Info Phone: (888) 777-OPRY (6779)

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    Dates:
    November 19, 2010-January 2, 2011

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    • Event Name: SNOW!
      "snow"
      Review posted by: alexis from chicago illinois, Dec 14, 2010
      

      i love snow so much i would go and live at the antartics it is my favrite thing to play in snow i love it so much i can not tell you how much i love it so much it is the bom the bom i would live in... Expand

      i love snow so much i would go and live at the antartics it is my favrite thing to play in snow i love it so much i can not tell you how much i love it so much it is the bom the bom i would live in it so bii Collapse

    • Event Name: SNOW!
      "not worth the money"
      Review posted by: Anne from Pleasant View, TN, Dec 09, 2010
      

      We were very disappointed in SNOW. The snow was so hard-packed from people walking on it that you couldn't roll a ball to start a snowman or fill a block to build a fort unless you wanted to first... Expand

      We were very disappointed in SNOW. The snow was so hard-packed from people walking on it that you couldn't roll a ball to start a snowman or fill a block to build a fort unless you wanted to first chip away at it-- and forget making a snow angel! The only loose snow available was what they were blowing out of a tube; people were camped out in front of it trying to collect enough snow to make snowballs, forts and snowmen. My 6 year old was very frustrated; she ended up using a ball someone else had rolled up and making a snowhead rather than a snowman. Smores were $5 for ingredients for 2, hot chocolate $3.50- way too expensive, especially after a $15 fee to break your neck walking on icy, hard-packed snow. My daughter did enjoy petting a real reindeer, but the picture wasn't worth $20. In my opinion, keep your money, and wait for the real thing-- this snow isn't much fun! Collapse

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    • Event Name: SNOW!
      "snow"
      Review posted by: alexis from chicago illinois, Dec 14, 2010
      

      i love snow so much i would go and live at the antartics it is my favrite thing to play in snow i love it so much i can not tell you how much i love it so much it is the bom the bom i would live in... Expand

      i love snow so much i would go and live at the antartics it is my favrite thing to play in snow i love it so much i can not tell you how much i love it so much it is the bom the bom i would live in it so bii Collapse

    • Event Name: SNOW!
      "not worth the money"
      Review posted by: Anne from Pleasant View, TN, Dec 09, 2010
      

      We were very disappointed in SNOW. The snow was so hard-packed from people walking on it that you couldn't roll a ball to start a snowman or fill a block to build a fort unless you wanted to first... Expand

      We were very disappointed in SNOW. The snow was so hard-packed from people walking on it that you couldn't roll a ball to start a snowman or fill a block to build a fort unless you wanted to first chip away at it-- and forget making a snow angel! The only loose snow available was what they were blowing out of a tube; people were camped out in front of it trying to collect enough snow to make snowballs, forts and snowmen. My 6 year old was very frustrated; she ended up using a ball someone else had rolled up and making a snowhead rather than a snowman. Smores were $5 for ingredients for 2, hot chocolate $3.50- way too expensive, especially after a $15 fee to break your neck walking on icy, hard-packed snow. My daughter did enjoy petting a real reindeer, but the picture wasn't worth $20. In my opinion, keep your money, and wait for the real thing-- this snow isn't much fun! Collapse

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