Country Music Hall of Fame Admission with Audio Guide
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Country Music Hall of Fame Admission with Audio Guide
By Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Recommended by 93% of travelers
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$32.95
from per adult
$32.95
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Duration:
2–3 hours
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Ticket type:
Mobile
German, Japanese, English, French, Spanish
- Admission to the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum
- Audio Guide included in English, Spanish, French, German, or Japanese
- Audio Guide features famed WSM radio personality, Bill Cody, as he carries you through the Museum
- Visit the famed Rotunda, where the plaques of all Country Music Hall of Fame members reside
- Explore the instruments, lyrics, and fashion that shaped country music
- Access to all exhibits (current and past exhibits have included Kacey Musgraves and Brooks & Dunn)
- Access to the Taylor Swift Education Center
- Skip the Main Ticket Window for Faster Entry
- Entry/Admission - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
- Return details
- Returns to original departure point
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Near public transportation
- Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
If you have questions about accessibility, we’d be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 3122P8- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
- What you can expect during your visit
- Gear/equipment sanitized between use
- Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
- Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Community- Safety precautions are provided by the property and are not checked by Tripadvisor for accuracy.
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Lea M
00Second visit - better than the first - would go again
I had been before, but this time I brought my husband and friends. It was terrific and they loved it too. We real…
Kappy715
00Must see!
Definitely worth seeing. The history of how country music was created was interesting. Elvis' car is a must see!
Spkygma
00Shouldn’t miss if visiting Music City (new or old fans)
We only started listening to country music in the past few years so our knowledge of the origins and history was li…
mdgirl1
00Very interesting.
Very interesting. Hold off buying any tickets for the additional Studio B tour until you get to the CMHF because t…
Momof2inMaine
00Excellent - well organized and maintained.
We really enjoyed our visit here. It was definitely a couple of hours if you like to read and watch everything lik…
Wilma M
00Must do!!! Country Music Hall of Fame!!!!!
I was very impressed with this exhibit. So much history. I loved all the clothes the artist wore and really enjoyed…
Deddytx
00Can't go to Nashville without seeing it!
Well worth every penny. So much music history. I have been several times and would recommend it to anyone visiting …
Heidi S
00A must see in Nashville!
Don't miss this great museum of country music! It's interactive and gives you a great look into the history of cou…
mwpflash65
00Excellent and Comprehensive!
Very well done. Covered the full history of country music. A little heavy on recent artists. Would like to see vide…
S6948GCjand
00Wonderful Museum.
My second trip and enjoyed it very much. A must do for any country music fan, but even if you are not into country…
robertlH2275CX
00Fantastic place to visit. So much to see an do.
The self guided audio tour is fabulous. I am so glad we got there early (9:30) as the tour took an easy 2½ hours an…
Gerald S
00Great, Enjoyable Museum
My wife and I visit this museum every few years. They do a great job of updating the exhibitions so there is alway…
MaryHggggggg
00Studio B a must
While the Museum was interesting, it was the add on RCA Studio B tour that really made the visit special. Our guide…
MrsPAlbany
00Great Museum
Very modern attractive museum in downtown Nashville. Nice displays of costumes and guitars of country stars. Wall…
Trvl4fun12
00Interesting timw
They say it takes about two hours to go through, but we got through it in an hour. We went at 4 when the price went…
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sloomis31
Bristol, WI1,027 contributions
My visit to the Country Music Hall of Fame was enjoyable in every way. We had purchased tickets through the website for 10:15am on a weekday. We arrived 10 minutes early (as requested) and everything was ready for us. The staff took our temperatures, gave us wristbands and escorted us to the desk where we picked up our audio guides ($5 extra per person) and well worth it. Despite being well attended, every hall and exhibit area was spaced out with markers on the floors telling everyone where to stand. The audio tour helped explain every display while still providing the flexibility to skip things we weren't interested in. My son loved the cars and I liked the display right before the record hall that talked about the role session musicians played in classic songs. And how can you go wrong with the Firebird from Smokey and the Bandit Jerry Reed photo and all. There are a few areas that are not yet open (probably due to COVID) but that was OK with us. Allowing visitors to take photos (just no flash) was a great perk. All in all a fantastic place to learn about country music and the performers who have made it great.
Written April 11, 2021
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ncatrione
Raleigh, NC22 contributions
Couples
I’m not a country music fan at all. But I was in Nashville, it was near the hotel so we went. Even if you’re not a fan of the music the museum takes visitors through the roots and origins of the music all the way to the present day. I gained a better appreciation of the genre.
Spend the extra $5 on the audio guide, it’s well worth it.
Spend the extra $5 on the audio guide, it’s well worth it.
Written September 12, 2022
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
FreqVacationer
NJ9 contributions
This museum was a great introduction to the many musical sub-genres within country music. We enjoyed the multi-sensory experience offered via a blend of exhibits, video and audio clips and posters. Really enjoyed the top floor, the bottom
Floor with exhibits covering the 60s to current area could be better organized.
Note that when you buy admission tickets with audio tour you cannot avail of any of the youth/student/teacher/senior discounts. In retrospect, the audio tour was not really necessary to enjoy the experience.
Floor with exhibits covering the 60s to current area could be better organized.
Note that when you buy admission tickets with audio tour you cannot avail of any of the youth/student/teacher/senior discounts. In retrospect, the audio tour was not really necessary to enjoy the experience.
Written December 30, 2021
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Vince S
10 contributions
Came here with friends on a road trip. Not a country music fan at all - classic rock guy. Having said that, I was impressed with the displays and overall presentation, and thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Lots of history, awesome memorabilia, and everything well laid out and displayed. The audio guide made the complete experience well worth it - definitely recommend getting the audio guide, rather than trying to read it all on your own. I would say this is a must for any country music fan.
Written May 2, 2021
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CandidCommuter
North Carolina430 contributions
What a great experience. The exhibits are all laid out very nicely but the amount of information is a bit overwhelming. I figured me and my 16-year old son might spend an hour or two walking through the Hall, but three and half hours we were finally finished. We paid for the audio devices which helped guide us on the tour but we still took the time to read most of the individual exhibit placards. Definitely a must-do while in Nashville.
Written July 26, 2022
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Michelle S
Shawnee, KS387 contributions
This was one of our best tourist experiences in Nashville. We spent the entire day! The museum is three floors. You start on three and work your way down. It is set up chronologically through the history of country music. The instruments (some the oldest I had ever seen), stage clothes, Hatch print posters, gold and platinum records and the videos and stories that accompany everything they have. Even a gold plated Cadillac that belonged to Elvis. We ate lunch on site and it was wonderful. The burrito was huge and very tasty. We did do the side tour to the RCA Studio B which was a little disappointing if you have toured Sun Records in Memphis, but I was happy to see the studio and it was only an hour. My only complaint, if you will, was on the second floor the acoustics are such that some of the freestanding video screens are more than difficult to hear. Also, I am not sure you need the audio guide. The information provided on the displays is more than enough.
Written June 1, 2022
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EODUK
Gillingham, UK585 contributions
We visited out of interest, it’s a large venue, the museum tour starts on the 3rd floor then down to the Hall of Fame. We took the audio guides to help us navigate the exhibits. Very interesting but I have to say by the end of it I had seen enough rhinestone costumes and guitars.
Wasn’t sure what to expect in the hall of fame, you hear about these places mentioned in the media but I’ve always wondered what they were. Well, the Country Music Hall of Fame is cathedral like space with bronzes of the members on the wall, the bronzes look a bit tacky if I’m being brutally honest but it was interesting read the bios for each “inductee”. Overall worth a visit just to a handle on contemporary US culture.
Wasn’t sure what to expect in the hall of fame, you hear about these places mentioned in the media but I’ve always wondered what they were. Well, the Country Music Hall of Fame is cathedral like space with bronzes of the members on the wall, the bronzes look a bit tacky if I’m being brutally honest but it was interesting read the bios for each “inductee”. Overall worth a visit just to a handle on contemporary US culture.
Written July 31, 2022
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Lauren P
Robbinsville, NJ561 contributions
We did this tour to do something in Nashville other than eat or drink and I was pleasantly surprised. We really enjoyed the museum. I highly recommend adding the audio tour as it gives you a ton of history and takes you through the entire museum with explanations. Museum is nicely kept and easy to get through and wasn’t super overcrowded. Recommend if you like country music or just want to learn more about its origins.
Written July 11, 2021
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Lispony
Parkton, MD1,080 contributions
4 of us went here on our visit to Nashville because it seemed like the thing to do. We are not huge country fans, but the museum was very interesting and informative. We learned a lot about country music. We got our tix online for $26 and it was a 2 hr self guided tour with and audio head set. We were in there for almost 3 hours. You see pictures of everyone who was inducted into the Hall of Fame, guitars, cars, clothing, videos... It's almost too much because there is so much to see and listen to. But worth it!
Written July 22, 2020
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Joyce
Taneytown, MD5 contributions
Great day visiting the CMHOF! We also purchased the audio guide and we really liked it! You can pick and choose which displays you want to listen to by just pressing the exhibit # in the handheld audio guide. It gives you more information and was easier to hear than if you were in a group tour. The only glitch we had was I purchased tickets through trip advisor back in January and when I got the confirmation e-mail there was a link you could go to at CMHOF that could download your tickets at that time which I did but then when they were scanned, it said they had been returned (?) so we just went back to the information desk and was able to resolve it quickly. Overall great experience!
Written August 27, 2021
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Are children under 6 allowed?
sloomis31
Bristol, WI1,027 contributions
Children ages 5 and under are admitted FREE. However, a ticket is required for entry, and can be obtained at any of their box office locations. Children 6 and over need a ticket.
NOTE - In my experience small children are not going to have fun. There is a lot of reading involved and music to listen to. This isn't like a discovery center. Just wanted to mention it.
mrstoots3
Waxhaw, NC41 contributions
On Monday February 10th. What time is the tour and how long is the tour.
DonnaZ597
Cockeysville, MD105 contributions
If I remember correctly, there is no specific time as it is self guided. Very, very interesting but you have the choice to skip things that you may not be interested in (for example some of the very old facts of country music). It can be as short or long as you want to make it as you move along at your own pace. I would not recommend doing it without the audio. It made all of the difference. So worth the time and cost.
On the Hall of Fame website the audio package is 27.95. Why is it 30.95 thru Trip Advisor?
