Best time to go to Nashville
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Best time to go to Nashville
Hi everyone, my friend (lady I have been friends with since high school) and I are planning a trip to Nashville sometime this year to celebrate our 60th birthdays.
Her husband does not like country music so that is why we are going to Nashville
We know we won't be able to go when Fan Fest is going on, however would like to know when the next best time to go. I have been on the computer looking at information, etc. but would like to know what other people have done while there and maybe NOT what/where to go.
Any and all information and past experiences are welcome.
Thanks ahead of time.
Her husband does not like country music so that is why we are going to Nashville
We know we won't be able to go when Fan Fest is going on, however would like to know when the next best time to go. I have been on the computer looking at information, etc. but would like to know what other people have done while there and maybe NOT what/where to go.
Any and all information and past experiences are welcome.
Thanks ahead of time.
#2
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: S C michigan
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go when it's best for you. i have relatives that live there. and there are so many stars that live around the area, they all pop into the opry when they are in town. i believe that is part of their obligation of being inducted into the 'hall of fame'. the show is always good, and surprise, you can usually get tickets on short notice. But be sure and spend the extra money and sit closer, and on the main level. so you can see it all.
#4
it is a great place. Treat your self and stay at the opry hotel, Gaylord opryland, well worth the money. but you can take their shuttle over the opry. Also the big mall is right there by you. As far as going to the Co Hall of Fame and Ryman auditorioum, take a taxi to that area, traffic is a headache and its a long ways from the opry.. and then there is Ernst Tubb record store near the Hall of fame. Once I stayed at a days inn near H , of F and it was terrible. no food nearby, no room service etc .[I] I did not go to Toosies?
I am cleaning and had mementos laying out, the previous poster is right, abt where to sit. we had row MF row 5 seats 3 and 4. they were good ones.
Enjoy your trip and give us an update
I am cleaning and had mementos laying out, the previous poster is right, abt where to sit. we had row MF row 5 seats 3 and 4. they were good ones.
Enjoy your trip and give us an update
#5
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Location: New Jersey
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Nashville is the best! Stay at the Opry Hotel and plan on spending LOTS of time in the Country Music Hall of Fame. There's so much to see there. Go to Tootsie's and the Ryman Auditorium and of course the The Grand ole Opry. When I went Alan Jackson and George Jones was there. You can't get any better than that!
#7
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If you go in April, I'd go around the 23rd... Then I would drive about 2 hours to Paducah to go to their annual quilt festival http://aqsshows.com/AQSPaducah/class...uiltweek-2014/... It's on my bucket list of things to do!
#10
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: middle TN
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I live about 20 miles from Nashville and love to visit in the spring. Contact the Chamber of Commerce for great ideas before you come amd have a wonderful time. Be sure to eat at Jack's BBQ and biscuits at Loveless Cafe!
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