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The Music City Total Access Pass allows visitors to choose FOUR ATTRACTIONS to visit for only $50, offering a SAVINGS OF UP TO 50 PERCENT!
The purchase of the pass also includes FREE ADMISSION to The Parthenon, the world's only full-sized replica of the Greek Parthenon. Add it all up, and visitors can experience FIVE ATTRACTIONS FOR THE LOW PRICE OF $50!
But that's not all! Each Total Access Pass includes $5 off any $50 purchase at the Music City Marketplace located inside the Visitor Information Center. Choose four attractions from the sixteen listed below and put together a unique experience all at a cool discount. Enjoy the freedom - and the savings - then go write your own ticket to entertainment.
CALL 800-657-6910 OR PURCHASE ONLINE NOW.
Adventure Science Center
It's an amazing, original scientific adventure! Travel to the outer reaches of the galaxy in the Sudekum Planetarium and Space Chase wing. In BodyQuest, explore the systems of the human body, and then climb the seven levels of the Adventure Tower to discover the many roles science plays in everyday life.
Belle Meade Plantation
Come visit where the bloodlines of Seabiscuit, Secretariat, Funny Cide & Giacomo started! Once a world-renowned Thoroughbred horse farm, today Belle Meade Plantation offers daily tours of the 1853 Greek Revival mansion conducted by period costumed interpreters. Museum store and restaurant on site.
Belmont Mansion
Discover Belmont Mansion's unique and engaging past. Join us daily for guided tours through ornate rooms furnished in Victorian opulence and brimming with American history. Built in 1853, this Italian villa-style mansion was once owned by the wealthy and powerful Adelicia Acklen, whose prismatic stories of strength, perseverance, and character during and after the Civil War justifiably make her Nashville's own steel magnolia. Accompanying her incredible story as one of American history's most notable leading ladies, the history of Belmont Mansion is equally intriguing, serving as headquarters for the Union army during the Civil War, a Girl's School during the Gilded Age, and the site of Adelicia's numerous elaborate parties during the Victorian Era.
Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art
Named a "Top Ten Public Garden" by Southern Living Magazine Readers' Choice. This 55-acre historic estate and botanical garden was built by the heirs to the Maxwell House Coffee fortune. Cheekwood's nationally recognized Museum of Art is housed in a Georgian-style mansion. Restaurant and gift shop on site.
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Come home to the music you love at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. This scrapbook of country music's roots comes to life with legendary instruments, unique lyric sheets, memorabilia of classic and contemporary artists and so much more. Museum admission includes exhibits featuring the Hank Williams family, Brenda Lee, and Ernest Tubb. Savor a southern meal at The Grill and finish off the day by shopping at our Museum Store.
The Delta Riverboat Company
Think you have seen everything there is to see at Gaylord Opryland? You haven't unless you set sail with The Delta Riverboat Company and let them guide you through the 4.5-acre indoor garden, past the 85-foot Delta fountain, around The Old Hickory Steakhouse and by three different waterfalls.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Enjoy ever-changing and inspiring visual art from around the world, hands-on activities in our ArtQuest Gallery. Exhibitions for 2010 include Chihuly glass, glamorous couture, Impressionist works from Paris, and much more.
Grand Ole Opry House Daytime Backstage Tour
Learn the fascinating story of the Grand Ole Opry with a tour of the Grand Ole Opry House! Your knowledgeable guide will provide a rare glimpse of what happens behind the scenes of the show that made country music famous. Tours are usually available every day, but please call in advance to confirm tour availability.
The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson
Open the windows of time at the home of America's 7th President, Andrew Jackson, and encounter the era, and people, that shaped a young nation's future. There's more than just a house on this 1830s farm. Discover the past through the new orientation film, Andrew Jackson, exhibit gallery and museum, slave cabins, personal collection of the family and slaves, costumed interpreter-led mansion tours, horsedrawn wagon tours, and seasonal walking tours. Informative site-wide audio tours also available.
Historic RCA Studio B
Upgrade your Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum experience by adding on Historic RCA Studio B. As Music City's only studio tour, Studio B provides a glimpse into the heart of Nashville music-making during one of its most exciting and classic periods. This studio is the birthplace of hits by Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Charley Pride and many more.
Music City Duck Tours
Nashville Music City Duck Tours is a historic tour of Downtown Nashville in an authentic World War ll DUKW amphibious vehicle. You'll see the sights of Nashville, while learning about her history in a way it's probably not been told before. You'll also get a history lesson about the duck boat and how it was used in World War ll. Our tour ducktors are knowledgeable, tell great Nashville stories and may sing a few songs too. But the best part of all is that they'll keep you laughing and have you quacking, whistling and singing all the way through Nashville with them. Our tours are approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour in length and are fun for the whole family and all ages!
Music City Queen
There's nothing better than enjoying a cruise down the Cumberland River on a spring, summer or fall day. This sightseeing excursion will last for 1.5 hours (due to time constraints the Music City Queen will not be able to go completely into downtown Nashville). There will be food and beverages available for purchase with a live band on the hurricane deck.
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
Turn your day into an adventure at Nashville Zoo. Hang loose with gibbons, walk tall with giraffes and bask in the sun with our many meerkats. From alligators and lorikeets to clouded leopards and zebras, the scaly, feathery and furry all call Nashville Zoo home. See animals from across the globe in natural habitats resembling the many environments of our world, like the plains of Africa and the rainforest of South America. Take a spin on our Wild Animal Carousel, and swing around our 66,000-square-foot Jungle Gym. You can even step back in time at our Historic Home and Farm. Your adventure is waiting, so come visit us now!
The Redneck Comedy Tour
Ever wonder what country stars do when not on the radio? Or in jail? Is Music Row actually haunted? And how to know if you have “it”? All this and more revealed in a 2-hour fun filled tour of Nashville's most famous and historic sites.
Ryman Auditorium
Take a little journey through entertainment history with a daytime tour of the Ryman Auditorium, the most famous former home of the Grand Ole Opry. Learn about the people and events that shaped the Ryman's past and present and step onto the historic stage to have your photo taken. New exhibits include Johnny & June at the Ryman, plus Grand Ole Opry 1940s through the 1970s.
Travellers Rest Plantation & Museum
Established in 1799, Travellers Rest is the oldest historic home in Nashville that is open to the public. The plantation and grounds were the home of Judge John Overton, political advisor and friend of Andrew Jackson. Overton was a state Supreme Court Judge and founder of Memphis. The house also served during the 1864 Battle of Nashville as Confederate headquarters to General Hood.
CALL 800-657-6910 OR PURCHASE ONLINE NOW.
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