If you've ever left a vacation spot dreaming of the day you'd return, you're not alone. Dollywood, nestled in East Tennessee's Smoky Mountains, has been crowned the king of comebacks. According to a report by InsureandGo, Dollywood is the global hot spot vacationers are most likely to relive.

The UK-based travel insurance company conducted a deep dive into online reviews and ratings, which, according to Amusement Today, involved parsing through thousands of testimonials. Guests not only raved about their experiences but also expressed a burning desire to return. With a "Come Back" score of 94 out of a possible 100, Dollywood soared past more than 450 landmarks around the globe in the rankings.

In the highly competitive world of tourist destinations, this is no small feat. Disneyland in California and Stone Mountain Park in Georgia were also in the chase, but as indicated by a FOX17 report, Dollywood took the lead just above these iconic attractions. These findings are a hat-tip to the charm and allure of Dolly Parton's Appalachian theme park.

The study, which didn't just stop with attractions, named Japan as the top country that folks long to revisit, and London as the city that captured the hearts of travelers worldwide. While the landmarks awaited their scores, Dollywood guests were already planning their next visit with a score that high. Covering the breadth of not just the excitement within its bounds but also customer satisfaction, this study provided a unique insight into the emotional connection people make to the places they visit.

Even as Dollywood basks in the glow of this international acknowledgment of its appeal, the park continues to reinvent itself, ensuring that every visit is as memorable as the last. Although the proof is in the pudding—or in this instance, the online reviews—as WLOS reports, the top global attraction tag has made it clear: Dollywood is more than just a theme park; it's a cherished nostalgia factory that keeps visitors coming back for more.