You’ll jump on a Nashville party bus with drag queen hosts leading live shows, games, and wild singalongs as you cruise past city icons. Stop for drinks and photos mid-tour before diving back into music and laughter. Expect real connection—plus plenty of glitter—and leave with your voice a little raw but your spirit lighter.
Ever wondered what it’s like to roll down Broadway in Nashville with a drag queen hyping you up? I didn’t think I’d end up singing “Jolene” at the top of my lungs next to strangers-turned-friends, but that’s how this party bus went. We started at Tribe (which is already buzzing), grabbed some drinks for the cooler — no BYOB, so you buy at the bar — and met our hosts. Sparkles everywhere. I mean, even the ice buckets felt fabulous.
Our drag queen guides had this way of making everyone loosen up right away. There were games (I lost at one because I’m apparently terrible at pop trivia), and then suddenly we were all out of our seats dancing as we cruised past places like the Ryman and Johnny Cash Museum. The sound system thumped under my feet; someone next to me said it felt like a club on wheels. And when Li did her Whitney Houston number, people outside actually stopped and waved — Nashville crowds are wild but friendly, honestly.
Halfway through, we stopped for a bathroom break (and more drinks if you wanted). The air outside was thick with barbecue smoke and summer heat — made me laugh thinking how different it smelled inside the bus: perfume, sweat, cheap beer. Back onboard, there was more singing (one guy nailed Dolly Parton), more laughter. Tipping is a big thing here; bring cash or you’ll feel awkward when everyone else is showering dollars during performances. Our group was a mix: bachelorettes in matching sashes, a couple celebrating divorce (they cheered the loudest), just people looking for something realer than another bar crawl.
I still think about that last stretch down Music Row — lights flickering through tinted windows, voices hoarse from shouting lyrics together. It wasn’t perfect or polished; that’s why it stuck with me. If you want to see Nashville loud and unfiltered — well, this is probably it.
No, alcohol isn’t included—you can buy drinks at Tribe before boarding or during the halfway stop.
The tour itself lasts 90 minutes; total experience including check-in and breaks is about 2 hours 15 minutes.
Yes, there’s a bathroom break halfway through where you can also grab more drinks if you want.
No, BYOB isn’t allowed—drinks must be purchased at check-in or during stops.
You’ll cruise by Ryman Auditorium, Country Music Hall of Fame, Johnny Cash Museum, Bridgestone Arena, Frist Art Museum, Nissan Stadium, The Gulch’s Wing Mural, and Music Row.
Your ticket covers live entertainment from drag queen hosts, use of built-in coolers for purchased drinks, professional sound system with club lighting—plus all those city views.
Yes—bring $20-30 cash per person for tipping performers during shows on board.
The tour is adults-only; all guests must be 18 or older. No infants allowed.
Your night includes entry to the party bus hosted by drag queens with live performances and games as you cruise downtown Nashville past legendary music landmarks. You’ll have access to built-in coolers for any drinks you purchase at check-in or during your bathroom break stop (no BYOB). The experience comes complete with pro sound system club lighting—and plenty of chances for photos before rolling back into Broadway’s neon glow.
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