Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Admission

Overview

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum isn’t just a museum, it’s an experience, an exciting and entertaining destination in Nashville with something for everyone. Rhinestone costumes, seasoned instruments and tear-stained lyric sheets are only the beginning. Add incredible architecture along with famous southern hospitality, and a day at the museum turns into the memories of a lifetime. Savor a southern meal at Two Twenty-Two Grill & Catering and finish off the day by shopping at our Museum Store.
*Audio Guide Upgrades available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese.

City: Nashville

Mon 18 Nov

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Starting at $27.95

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Mon 18 Nov

Starting at $27.95

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What's Included

Access to all exhibits (current and past exhibits have included Kacey Musgraves and Brooks & Dunn)

Explore the instruments, lyrics, and fashion that shaped country music

Access to the Taylor Swift Education Center

Audio Guide in English, Spanish, French, German, or Japanese (upgrade at checkout)

Admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum

Skip the Main Ticket Window for Faster Entry

Visit the famed Rotunda, where the plaques of all Country Music Hall of Fame members reside

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Meeting point

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Nashville
222 Fifth Avenue South,

Redemption Instructions:
Due to Covid-19, the Country Music Hall of Fame, RCA Studio B, and Hatch Show Print have reduced capacities and have moved over to timed entry to allow for increased social distancing. You may redeem your vouchers with any of the following options:

1. Call our Reservations Office at +1 615-416-2001 or email [email protected] to guarantee a specific entry time on your selected date of travel.

2. Please exchange this ticket at the Country Music Hall of Fame Information Desk upon arrival. Please have this voucher and valid photo ID for will call pick up. You will be placed on the next available entry time, or can schedule an entry time for later that day. It is recommended to arrive before 11am for best availability.

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End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use

What To Expect

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

Real stories that must be told - that’s what you'll experience at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Start your journey through country music history with Sing Me Back Home: The Journey Begins, Folk Roots to the 1960s. This exciting multi-layered experience tells the story of country music’s humble folk roots, and tracks its evolution into the 1960s. In 2010, the museum opened an all-new exhibit experience, expanding on Sing Me Back Home with Dreaming My Dreams: The Journey Continues, 1960s to the Present. This expansion included the addition of hundreds of new artifacts and multimedia elements that focus on country music’s recent history. The history comes to life with every era of country music represented.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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KarenV87

Nov 2019

This is a must see attraction when in Nashville. I'm not even a country music fan, and I really enjoyed this visit. The admission price is currently $25.95 for basically an all day pass. You can exit and re-enter the museum all day with this admission price. A military ID will get you in for $22.95, and children 5 years old and under get free admission. It's worth every penny. There is so much history. It starts at the beginning of country music history (an elevator ride to the beginning of the timeline). You work your way to each level and end up at the modern day country music exhibits. It's very cool how they present everything and support it with various artifacts. The things that stood out to me the most were Elvis Presley's Gold-Plated Cadillac, Webb Pierce's Nudie Mobile, Smokey and the Bandit 2 Car, the cornfields and costumes of Hee-Haw, Charlie Daniel's fiddle that shoots out smoke, and the wall of platinum and gold records. Yes, there are many more stand outs but I just can't list them all. Elvis Presley's Cadillac was very interesting because it had a TV in the back seat. I'd think that was very modern and innovative for that time.The diamond dust pearl paint on the car was actually made with crushed diamonds and fish scales. Talk about a luxurious ride! There was also old footage of Dolly Parton's television debut, as well as some old country bands on the Beverly Hillbillies and Andy Griffith show. I saw and took pictures of platinum albums from singers such as Olivia Newton-John, Glenn Campbell, John Denver, and so many others. I still own a couple of Olivia's country music CD's so that was of big interest to me. My favorite exhibits were the "Outlaws & Armadillos" and "Sing Me Back Home" exhibit. That's where we saw the documentary/interview with Billy Joe Shaver (a Texas artist). We discovered (at that time) that this was the country music singer we saw on the plane heading to Nashville from Atlanta. We knew he was a country music star just by looking at him. He was a very tall man with a black cowboy hat. We just didn't know his name until we saw the exhibit. There was also an interactive attraction that is projected on the floor from the ceiling. It's a bunch of armadillos that come out and scramble away when you step anywhere near them. The armadillos become roadkill if you step on them. Very cool for kids and adults. All in all, it was a fun couple of hours. My biggest tip is to go early in the morning. It opens at 9:00 am. There was a huge line on our way out. That was at around 11:00 or 11:30 am. If anything, purchase your ticket early and come back later if you don't want to wait in line. I'd go back to the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum in a heartbeat. It was that awesome.

gallied2019

Nov 2019

Even if you don't love country music, the anthology, the song writers and the actual video footage of bygone years were amazing. Well worth the couple of hours to see and hear it all.

helen s

Oct 2019

Great trip and tour. Interesting exhibits and tour info on the background to development of country music. It was quite busy so recommend a time when not as busy. Staff helpful. We pre booked this tour in the UK but on arrival found that we had not booked the included RCA studio tour so we booked on arrival. Please note that the studio tour is separate and a coach journey across Nashville and not on site.