Nice surprise. We hadn't planned to go here, but stumbled upon it. Amazing photo ops! And yes, they stare at you! Take advantage of the discounts offered.

Did the backstage tour with Olivia, Ethan and Jacob, so much knowledge! The talent they have is unremarkable. Olivia even showed us how she had to heat up a tool to reapply an eyelash on one of the figures. Did not know how much goes into keeping the wax figures in their pristine condition for viewing. So life like and the history was right on. Two ladies at the ticket counter were helpful also. They along with the crew from backstage were so friendly and sharing with their stories of the museum. Would highly recommend the tour!!!

We were finally able to make it to the museum while visiting Nashville. We were all excited to see a lot of wax figures of famous Country musicians. But we were disappointed there was a lot of space with no figures to fill it. The rooms seemed empty looking. It took less than an hour to walk through everything. What we did see was well done. I don't understand why there were some figures that didn't seem to belong, like Katy Perry and Ozzie Osbourne. I personally wish that Toby Keith had a wax figurine there.

Take your picture with every famous singer and play the piano or guitar. A lot of fun - quite basic, but well worth the visit.

I mean what a pleasant surprise...forca music lover, this was the best Madame Toussauds I have been to. Most of the facsimiles were amazingly lifelike but the best part was the displays themselves, which were innovative, clever and interactive. One of the great things about Madame Tussauds is that they leave you alone, you can touch the displays and pose for whatever kind of pictures you like...great experience!

Many displays, and you can touch them sit with them pose with them. very nicely done indeed. Wife was a big fan and had a ball.

There was no line, we had the place to ourselves (on a Saturday) and general admission is only $24.99 at the door. It is a good 20 minute (on the Highway) drive away from downtown Nashville. So if you don’t have a rental car, it’s a pretty expensive Uber. Then you have to get all the way BACK before you can use the voucher at Hard Rock Cafe., because it IS in downtown Nashville and you can’t go there first. No one there knew anything about the voucher. A manager had to be called and it didn’t get us ahead in line either. I would say don’t bother with this voucher. It doesn’t save you $ and creates more trouble than is helps. That said, we did have fun at the wax museum. Just go when it’s convenient and pay at the door.

This was my first tourist attraction in Nashville. Easy to find (in a mall). I loved the information of the wax figures printed on large guitar picks. Loved how the museum covered more than country stars. It covered pop, rock, and early rock and jazz.

It was great to see so many stars from the past and present and learn a bit about each of them. There were so many opportunities for photos

I’m not sure what I expected but it was more than what I paid for. It’s location is convenient as it’s in the mall. I wouldn’t go again.

It's a lot smaller than the other ones I have been to. It's not exactly worth the entry price but fun. The voucher for the meal is worth it though.

The cost was great (You can find coupons for this place everywhere in town). They had all different singers, not just country. This place included R & B singers, Blues singers and even Prince! It was great to visit. The museum is set up great. Worth the trip!

This was such a fun place. It was my first visit to a Tussauds museum and I loved it. Very well laid out with many different sections. Was surprised by the interactive ones. A great way to spend an hour or two.

The wax museum was Amazing great Staff very clean great experience. Wonder photo opportunities. However the Hard Rock Cafe was a joke. Took 1hr to get cold food. To then wait again to reorder food. Felt like cause our food was comp they did not care. I’ll never be going back to a Hard Rock Cafe.

staff was nice- museum was just ok- most of the figures were older so do not take kids and expect them to be excited