Sports teams are the strongest pull in Dollywood's top 10 — Tennessee Football at 0.94 and Kentucky Basketball at 0.91 sit above every other neighbor, including entities far more thematically adjacent to a theme park.

The shape is broad, meaning overlap is distributed widely rather than concentrated in one place, and the subcategory mix across the top 10 confirms it. Athletes account for three slots — John Calipari (0.89), Chase Elliott (0.87), and Mark Martin (0.87) — all from college basketball or NASCAR. Dolly Parton (0.89) is the lone musician in the top 10, and Grand Ole Opry (0.88) the lone venue. The remaining four slots go to a fitness chain (Workout Anytime, 0.88), a TV personality (Darrell Waltrip, 0.88), a reality TV star (Jessica Robertson, 0.87), and an entertainment brand (Xfinity Racing, 0.87). No other destination brand appears in the top 10. The cluster spans college sports, NASCAR, country music, and reality television — four distinct subcategory lanes, each represented — which is the defining structural feature of a broad shape: no single kind of entity owns the overlap.

What this reveals is an audience defined less by the destination category and more by a consistent regional and cultural profile that cuts across sports, music, and entertainment simultaneously.