We didn't go inside as we arrived a little late and really wanted to go eat. But we did tour around the area and there was a private event happening that evening so folks were bustling around getting things set up. Kind of interesting. The grounds were beautiful and we enjoyed the gift shop which was adjacent to the Opryland itself.

Even if you buy tickets before the performers are scheduled, rest assured it will be a great show. The variety of acts guarantees you will enjoy the show. The Opry has the friendliest staff of anyplace I have ever visited. There are guest services personnel patrolling the parking lot in golf carts. One of them noticed we were having difficulty purchasing parking by phone. He not only resolved the problem, but even gave us a ride to the venue! Know before you go: Pay for Opry parking in advance through the AXS app when you buy your show tickets. There is no parking attendant or kiosk!

What a great show this was. I particularly liked the variety between the acts which gave you a good understanding of country music. It was a nice evening and I’d recommend it. Don’t forget to take your ID (even if you’re 63 and a quarter) if you want alcohol.

The place is packed with white people (Nashville needs a large black community) and everybody is well behaved. The seats surprisingly were very comfortable. However, apart from a young singer at the beginning and Don Schlitz, the other singers including Reba (I don't care how famous she is) are nothing but glitter and noise. The highlight was hearing Don Schlitz sing.

We went here last Monday night for the Friendsgiving concert. It featured Chris Janson, Anne Wilson, Riley Green and Jelly Roll. It was an amazing concert and venue. Parking was a short walk up foot bridge to get to Opry. While waiting outside, security was supposed to let us in starting at 630. It starting pouring and they didn't let us in until 645. Would have liked to taken the tour to see behind the scenes. Jelly Roll and Chris Janson were very good. Riley Green acted like he didn't want to be there.

The Opry House is not our favorite venue. Parking is difficult and as luck would have it, it was pouring rain when we came out. It was a long walk to the parking lot. We were glad we made some notes about where the car was. Make sure you know where you park or you'll be there all night. Jackson Browne is my favorite. I've seen him 25 times in many different states. I just had to go, no matter the venue. Sound was good and seats comfortable. It's just this place is so big you can easily get lost. If you read the reviews about the Gaylord hotel there you will get an idea what I mean. Before we moved here we went dinner at one of their restaurants before the Grand Ole Opry show and almost didn't make it. We were lost in the humungous hotel trying to find the Opry House. All that said, just make sure to allow enough time to park and if you are eating there allow lots of extra time.

Great music! Well organized event. Tons of fun. Worth it. Parking was a bit confusing as you use an app that charges you when you exit. I suppose someone could just park across the street in the mall. Parking is on the pricey side ($30). We paid since it was cold and we wanted to be close to the event.

Went with a senior citizen group through COllette tours. Third time there. This is historic and a must go to if in town. Check the schedule and the performers. They do a nice job with staff helping and the video screens if you have a not so good seat (like I got). The performers make you feel at home. I'm not well versed in country music, but this was enjoyable. Easy to understand the words. Easy to sing along if you know it. Beautiful facility. Well kept. good bathrooms. GREAT gift shop!

This is an iconic show and must for any "old school" country music fan. Artists each play a few songs. If the Opry is on your must do list, you can pull the trigger and get tickets well in advace to assure a better seat. However, the lineup is in development over a period of time, so you can keep an eye out for preferred lineup if your nights are flexible. We went two nights. I was so excited to experience the Opry! Both nights the artists ranged from great to not so great IMO. Mostly really good. We got tickets for a 2nd night a few weeks before and still got decent balcony seats on the side(ish). Seats are bench style, which can make for tight fit. I booked the front row of the balcony, but that was uncomfortable with very tight leg room. Other balcony seats are more comfortable. View is decent from balcony. Parking tip: you can park for free at the mall across the street. We got there early and had dinner at the mall, which was OK. There don't seem to be any great places to eat with walking distance. If you park at mall, after the show head away from opry house across the parking lot which will minimize post show traffic.

We bought tickets to the Opry via their web site. This allowed us to pick our seats and the tickets were delivered via an app. We found it very easy to park at Opry Mills and walk over to the show. This made exiting the area very easy after the show. The electronic tickets allowed us to enter the theater very easily. Our seats had a good view from the lower section. All of the seats are benches. The show was very good. Several of the performers were long time Opry members but all of them put on a good show. We highly recommend