Grand Ole Opry House Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Grand Ole Opry House and Museum. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Grand Ole Opry Show Admission Ticket

• Grand Ole Opry House Guided Backstage Tour in Nashville

• Grand Ole Opry Admission With Post-Show Backstage Tour

• Grand Ole Opry VIP Experience: Admission With Lounge Access and Artist Visit

Ticket prices vary by date and performer for live shows at the Grand Ole Opry House and Museum. You can also visit the historic venue on a guided tour—backstage tours start at US$45, while packages that include both show tickets and a tour go for upwards of US$100.

Yes, the Grand Ole Opry House and Museum is well worth visiting. As the world's longest-running radio show and one of country music's most highly regarded performance venues, the Opry has a century of music history to explore on a guided tour. On backstage tours, you can see the dressing rooms and step onto the same stage where Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, and other country legends have performed.

Per one customer who booked the Grand Ole Opry House Guided Backstage Tour in Nashville, "This is a fun and interesting tour filled with fun facts from the distant and recent past. Everyone can relate on some level. The videos were heartwarming and the dressing rooms were fun to see. The theater itself was inspiring, and getting our picture taken on 'the circle' was special. Our guide, Ted, was informative and had a great sense of humor."

The Grand Ole Opry House tour takes between 45 minutes and an hour. However, many people opt for packages that combine a tour and a show at the Opry, which can extend things. VIP packages that include meet-and-greets with artists are also available.

No, there is no dress code at the Grand Ole Opry. Nobody will bat an eye if you show up in casual clothes or formal attire. Just remember that this is a family-friendly venue, so you may want to avoid shirts with foul language and be prepared for strong air-conditioning inside.

Yes, Grand Ole Opry Tours sell out, but not always. To save yourself the risk of disappointment, it’s best to buy your tour tickets ahead of time. That said, you can often book last-minute spots online, so it’s worth checking availability, even at the final hour.

Many people consider Tuesday the best day of the week to visit the Grand Ole Opry, as this is when the more traditional country shows often take place. However, it’s best to check the calendar to see what’s on and base your decision on which acts you want to see.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Grand Ole Opry House and Museum. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Nashville:

• Ryman Auditorium

• Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

• Downtown Nashville

• Tennessee State Capitol

• Music Row

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Nashville.