We thoroughly enjoyed the museum, and studio b portion was the best, lots of fun and very informative...don't bother with the audio unless you intend to spend hours in the museum...

There is a huge amount of Country music history contained here and you need to allow yourself plenty of time to see it/read it all! The displays were ok, it was kind of like a Hard Rock Cafe without food... The biggest thing to stomach was the cost! In my opinion, it is way expensive for what you are getting!... More

I can honestly say if I lived in Nashville I think I would be visiting this Museum at least every other week ! So much to see , not enough time in 1 visit !

The Country Music Hall of Fame was interesting but a little bit disappointing. We had toured the Opryland Museum on an earlier visit and really enjoyed it as much, probably more,,, and it was free! So considering that, I guess we were expecting a little bit more for the money. It is an interesting tour and you can spend as... More

If looking at outfits and records on the wall is your idea of a great time, then you're in luck! It was fun and interesting, but nothing to write home about.

If you like country music, this is a great place to spend a couple of hours. The history is amazing. The displays are top notch, we especially liked seeing the cars. Who knew they could put a TV in a car back in the 1950s?

If your a country fan, this museum is a must. Plan on spending several hours. The PATSY CLINE exhibit is here now.The gift shop has everything you would ever want for souvenirs.

I was expecting a lot more. I feel this location is over priced for what you get to see. We spent a little over an hour walking through. Just not overly impressed with the displays. We even got a AAA discount. Just not worth the money. Enjoyed stopping in the honky tonks and listening to live music much better.

This was a really fun place to go, and it feels like you have to, since you're in Nashville. It's a little pricey, but you can get $2 off by showing your AAA card. The museum is full of artifacts from huge country music singers, and those who are less well known (at least to someone who isn't a huge... More