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[Mine Rider]

Last year and years before, a Dollywood Gold season pass
would get the holder into SDC and WW which made it very
good for the ones who would travel to both places.  Now in
a corporate decision they made it to only 50% off of a one
day admission to both SDC and WW.  I figured that since both
places were owned by the same people they would try to
incorporate family travel without buying a separate season
pass.
I'm sure they weren't losing any money due to the fact that guests spend almost the cost of a whole days admission in the park for food, games, crafts and etc.  I hope there are others feel the way I do and send them an email to let them
know that we're not happy.

[shavethewhales]

Meh, it was a great deal, but it's up to them whether they want to offer it or not. I mean, two parks for one price? That's pretty sweet, regardless of how few people were actually able to take advantage of it.

It's still a pretty nice deal to get half-off the SDC admission price, and it makes more business sense. I don't see how this is anything to complain about.

[Johnny Boy]

I don't see why SDC and Dollywood shouldn't share Season Passes. They are a "chain".
I doubt whatever the reason, it's not money. Six Flags allows season passes holders to
go to every SF in the US, Canada, and Mexico, and SF is famous for being a penny pincher.
I went to dollywood last fall. MM was pretty sweet, but there was nothing else really to do there, so i just rode MM 3 times and left the park. Pretty lame if ask me

[Dukefan]

MM was pretty sweet, but there was nothing else really to do there, so i just rode MM 3 times and left the park. Pretty lame if ask me

What? 

[Old Guy]

Dollywood is a limited partnership with Dolly P. who takes a share of the profits there but not from SDC. Thus season passes from SDC would not give Dolly her Share. Hence the discount of SDC's share.