We had a great time, laughed a lot, got some great historical info about Nashville and got our "Redneck certification". This is NOT a politically correct performance, in any sense of the word AND not suitable for minors. They DO warn you, so parents take heed. If you want to learn about Nashville, have a good laugh and stop for... More

I would not recommend it for anyone who wanted an overview of Nashville. It was a very coarse attempt at country humor...not funny at all. We were part of a family reunion and had people from age 6 up to 77. It made for some uncomfortable moments as much of the "humor" was sexual innuendo and lewd comments. If you... More

Unfortunately, I cannot review the actual tour because we were not allowed to take the tour. When we arrived, we were told that our name was not on the list. We showed the ticket person our confirmation, but we were told that there was no room on the bus. She said there was nothing she could do, but we should... More

We did this tour as part of the music city total access pack where you get 4 attractions plus the Parthenon for $50....so technically it only cost us $12. For the money it was worth it....but it isn't really a tour. Its more of a 2 hour comedy show that drives you around the sights. Part way through they stop... More

We live in the area an tried the Redneck tour for something unusual to do. The tour starts near Opryland, goes through various sites of Nashville and takes a rest stop downtown on Broadway. The tour guides are quite funny with their "redneck" banter, mostly to fill driving time between sites. The only negative is the use of an old... More

We took both this and the Nash Trash tour and I'll have to admit the latter was the better if you only have time for one. The comedy was a little forced and not too funny at times on the Redneck Bus. At least we did see a few sights, but I wouldn't say it's the memory we talk about... More