Not been a great country and western fan both my husband and I thought this museum was absolutely amazing and we definitely learned a lot about country and western music that’s for sure. At the end you go though the hall of fame people that are/were inductees that’s what I also found very interesting. There is the obligatory gift shop on the way out that has a vast selection of goodies, sadly to say the member of staff that I interacted with was most rude, as everything I seemed to pick up had no price on and she wasn’t very helpful, needless to say I didn’t purchase anything from this place and got my goodies from another place.

This was a good combo package but it is a bit pricey, especially if paying for a family. Studio B tour was well done; the tour guide was entertaining and very knowledgeable. The Museum is huge! Allow plenty of time; don't spend too much time on the early history of country music or you may be too tired to see all of the latest stuff! I wish one could get a paper copy of the exhibit floor map. The downloadable map is too hard to follow. (Too small to see on a phone screen.)

The museum really focuses on the early history of country music. There really is not much about the 90’s when country music skyrocketed which was disappointing. Need more stuff on Garth Brooks, George Straight, Reba etc.

Be prepared to bend, stoop, and squint. A lot. The placards describing the exhibits are seldom at eye level and tend to be farther back in the display cases. Felt like I was constantly bending down to read the placards and wishing I could read them more easily. We didn’t purchase the audio tour and wonder if we had if that would’ve made it a 5 star experience.

We planned a visit to the museum and is definitely worth a visit. There are so many exhibits and interesting things to see and read. You can really spend as much time as you want. The instrument collection is amazing! The biggest downside is that it’s so crowded.

I could have spent another two hours reading about and listening to music by the greatest of Country Music’s history, from the beginning to the present. The museum is very well arranged and easy to get around! Definitely with a visit!

We took the Country Music Hall of Fame and Studio B tour. Both we nice but by far the Studio B Tour with Ron was exceptional! We learned so many things that day that we would never have known if not for Ron and how awesome to be in the studio we’re so many greats like Elvis, Willie, Dolly, Roy Orbison, just to name a few have recorded! For us this was the best part of the day, Studio B should not be missed!

This is a must see while visiting Nashville! The exhibits and artifacts were well displayed and written out with much information about each artist. I would give yourself at least two hours to go through all of it but it could take longer depending on how in-depth you read through it all.

Spent the week between Christmas and New Years in Nashville. We had never been to Nashville so wanted the complete experience and so that meant visiting the Country Music Hall of Fame. And since our hotel was only 1 block away, it was easy to do. We didn't have tickets ahead of time, but there was no line so we got right in. Don't forget to ask for a senior or military discount if you qualify. There were plenty of things to see and do so even us non country fans spent 2 hours there. I would definitely recommend it.

This was a great way to spend a few hours. We did not opt to do a tour but went through on our own. So many great things to look at and listen to. It was also kept very up to date which was impressive. Close to other downtown attractions. Would highly recommend as a way to spend an afternoon.