Grand Ole Opry, Tennessee, United States

4.5 (13.6k reviews) Spent 1-2 hours Price Range: from $57.70 Ranking #2 in Tennessee Theaters

Must-do in Nashville

The Grand Ole Opry is an iconic live performance show that made country music famous. As Nashville's number one attraction, it is a must-see for anyone who truly wants to experience Music City. Starting off as a radio broadcast in 1925, each daily show today is a unique mix of legendary music superstars and rising talents performing music or staging comedic shows and skits. Take a daytime tour of the theatre to walk in the footsteps of these stars and see what goes on behind the scenes. You can also upgrade your tickets to include guided post-show backstage passes and artist visits. – Tripadvisor

Address

2804 Opryland Drive, Nashville, TN 37214-1209

Mobile

+1 615-871-6779

Website

http://www.opry.com

Current local date and time now

Saturday, April 27, 2024, 10:56

Price range

from $57.70

User Ratings

4.5 based on (13.6k reviews)

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Reviews

  • 5Nubus 5:00 PM Aug 14, 2022
    Must-do in Nashville
    What is "The circle"? What is country music to people today? We decided to visit Grand Old Opry, and it paid off. Old Opry is an institution but one with standing ovations, new talents, old stars, and virtuosity. We had seats in section 2, row L. The seats at the back are cheaper, and screens will make sure you can see the recording, but you're not in the Grand Old Opry to watch a recording. Those last $15 do make a difference. Drinks are expensive and nothing can be brought from outside (a purse is the maximum). Parking... there is plenty of free parking at the mall. Do go!
  • 5lisealleyne 5:00 PM May 14, 2022
    Lifelong ambition to visit
    I fulfilled my wish to visit the Opry and it was really everything I thought it would be,,,and more. We didn't arrange a tour but were able to pick one up easily when we arrived and did the back stage tour which gave us views of the dressing rooms and culminated with going on stage and seeing the 'golden circle'. Unfortunately we could not time our trip to attend a show but .... gives me an excuse to go again! Was a fascinating trip. I would recommend using the public transport from Union St (about 5-10 minute walk from Broadway), No 4 bus if I remember. cost us $3 for an all day bus pass. Takes about an hour and you have to walk to the Opry either through the Mall or around it, but takes only a few minutes.

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