Came here just to see it hoping that it's halls were open to the public. They are, but for a price and scheduled visit. Therefore I only viewed it from the outside and walked around it's gift shop. It worth a stop just to check it off a bucket list of things to see. The outside has various signs with country artists on it, and there are two grand size guitar statues great for pics. Other then that not too much else. The gift shop was not even that great. There souvenirs were all a bit too cheesy for me with loud plastered Grand Ole Opry logo designs. But toward the back of the shop are three dresses on display that some country ladies have worn in their music videos, and there are glass doors that you can look through into the lobby of the Opry -The only partial view you can get unless you pay for entry.

My wife and I saw Reportin for Duty (A Tribute to Leslie Jordan) here at the Opry House. This was an absolutely amazing experience. The lighting and sound quality are second to none (and I have been to a lot of shows at a lot of venues). Also, you feel the appreciation the performers have for the Grand Ole Opry and it shows in there performances. If you have any opportunity to see a show here then you will not be disappointed.

Nostalgic tour which makes you feel like part of history. My son proposed to his girlfriend on stage during the tour, and they treated them like royalty! The tour guide had a lot of energy. We got to see inside all the dressing rooms, what happens behind the scenes, and get our picture taken on the historic wooden floor circle on stage. It was fun and memorable!

A trip to the Opry is a must in Nashville. It's such an iconic place and so much fun to see the different talent. Saturday night there was a surprise guest, and it absolutely blew us away. The show had been amazing up to that point, but adding a surprise to the end was so "Nashville" and made our whole trip. Every seat is good. The concessions, drinks, and gift shop all add to the experience. We loved every minute!

The tour guide was upbeat and knowledgeable. The virtual tour in the beginning gave me goosebumps. Seeing and learning where the stars stay and enter and exit. We got too see a star getting ready for his show that evening.

We attended a show at the Grand Ole Opry on St Patricks Day. We had a fun surprise when we got there as there was an Irish Music Festival happening outside with a stage, live music, and exhibits around the grounds. We went in eventually and enjoyed the show. The Nashville Irish Dancing School put on a great performance to kick the night off. We especially enjoyed Eileen Ivers. She brought such energy and fun to her performance. If you pay for a closer seat, stay away from the far right and left of the stage. You will likely get a lovely view of the video cameramen as they move in for shots of the performers. That is great, but who wants to see the back side of the camera people. The seats are tight together, but everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. They do serve food and drink in the lobby during the show

We loved the backstage tour! We got to walk in the steps of famous country legends.The show that night was full of debuts and 100th show from Meghan Patrick and Carly Pearce. One of the best experiences weil had.

We have been to the Opry one other time and this one was even better than the fist time! We were lucky to see someone perform for their first time as well as see a song writer and a few other singers perform and the best was the Oak Ridge Boys! The Opry did not disappoint! It was a great evening with a sold out crowd! Make sure to purchase your parking ticket online when you order tickets to save time.

The Grand Ole Opry moved 10 miles northeast of Nashville from the smaller (2,362) Ryman to this 4,400 seat venue as the 6th Opry location in 1974. It is wedged in between the Gaylord Resort and Convention Center, the Opry Mills Mall, and the edge of a major highway and though nice just doesn't have the historic character or location of the Ryman. The interior is nice and modern, there is plenty of parking, and grounds around it are attractive. Tours are a little pricy, and it's a shame they have to charge $39 for the tour.

We toured back stage. Began with a great video of welcome...it really wowed me! Haley was our guide and had a great personality for this work! She guided us around the dressing rooms and shared tidbits of interest at each stop. Pictures of the stars who have played the Opry for generations line the walls. It's a beautiful venue. Sorry we didn't get to see a show, but they don't have any shows on Sunday when we visited