Nashville: Party Bus Tour Broadway & Music Row up to 25

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Duration1h 45m

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Two Hours, Twenty-Five People, One Open-Air Party Bus Rolling Through Nashville

You get a private, open-air bus for up to 25 people rolling through Nashville's Broadway, Music Row, and past Ryman Auditorium and Tootsies Orchid Lounge. A VIP bartender, sound system, and LED lights keep the party going for two hours while you see the city. Bottled water is included, and the route is designed so you can hop off at Tootsies or another spot after the tour ends.

1h 45m

Step-by-step itinerary

Nashville downtown party bus tour

See Bridgestone Arena
See the Ryman Auditorium
See Tootsies Orchid Lounge
See Printer's Alley bars
See Music Row in Midtown

The Experience

So you've got a group, someone's birthday is coming up, or you just want to move a party from one bar to the next without anyone driving — and yeah, that's exactly what this is built for. The bus holds up to 25 people, which means you're not cramped, and it's open-air, so you actually feel like you're moving through Nashville instead of sitting in a box. Two hours rolling past Ryman Auditorium (the Mother Church, where country music basically started), Bridgestone Arena where the Predators play, Music Row in Midtown, and Printer's Alley — which the listing calls Nashville's best-kept secret, though I'm not sure how secret a street full of bars can be. The whole thing comes with a monster sound system, LED lights, a bar on board, and a VIP bartender who's there to keep things flowing.

The route takes you down Broadway and through the spots that matter if you want to see where Nashville actually lives — not the tourist trap version, but the real music and venue side. You pass Tootsies Orchid Lounge, which is famous enough that the itinerary basically says "grab a beer or 3" after the tour, so that tells you something about the vibe. The bus moves slow enough that you're seeing things, but fast enough that it doesn't feel like a sightseeing crawl. Bottled water is included, which is practical when you're standing on an open-air bus for two hours with a sound system going.

The thing to know upfront: this is a party bus tour, not a history lesson with drinks. The bartender is there, the lights are on, the music is loud, and you're celebrating something or just having a night out with your crew. It's not for anyone with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular issues — the movement and the environment aren't a fit. But if you've got a group that wants to move, see the landmarks, and keep the energy up without splitting off to three different bars, this does all of that in one shot.

What’s included

Your two-hour party bus tour includes private transportation on an open-air bus with up to 25 guests, a VIP bartender, monster sound system, LED lights, a full bar on board, and bottled water.
All fees and taxes are covered.
The route passes Ryman Auditorium, Bridgestone Arena, Music Row, Printer's Alley, and Tootsies Orchid Lounge as you move through downtown Nashville and Midtown.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Honky Tonk Party Express

Is this one for you?Right for groups celebrating a birthday, bachelor or bachelorette party, or just a night out with friends who want to see Nashville's music landmarks without splitting up. The open-air bus and two-hour loop mean you're moving and seeing the city, not stationary — plan for standing room and a lively atmosphere.