Salón de la Fama de la Música Country y Admisión a Museos
Descripción
Durante más de medio siglo, el Salón de la Fama y Museo de la Música Country ha albergado una colección creciente de más de 2,5 millones de artefactos, incluidas grabaciones únicas, películas, instrumentos y más. Visitantes de todas las edades descubrirán las conexiones entre el pasado de la música country y los artistas de hoy en día en el espacio de la galería interactiva. ¡Testigo de todo, desde la apreciada guitarra Martin de Hank Williams hasta el Cadillac personalizado de Elvis Presley, pasando por trajes e instrumentos de todos tus artistas favoritos! El museo es autoguiado, y los huéspedes suelen pasar entre 1,5 y 2 horas viendo nuestras exposiciones.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Historias reales que deben contarse: eso es lo que experimentará en el Museo y Salón de la Fama de la Música Country. Comience su viaje a través de la historia de la música country con Sing Me Back Home: The Journey Begins, Folk Roots to the 1960s. Esta emocionante experiencia de varias capas cuenta la historia de las humildes raíces folklóricas de la música country y sigue su evolución hacia la década de 1960. En 2010, el museo abrió una experiencia de exhibición completamente nueva, expandiéndose en Sing Me Back Home con Dreaming My Dreams: The Journey Continues, desde 1960 hasta el presente. Esta expansión incluyó la adición de cientos de nuevos artefactos y elementos multimedia que se centran en la historia reciente de la música country. La historia cobra vida con cada era de la música country representada.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(2,066)
We signed up for the guided tour in the morning - it was a great addition to the tour and WELL worth the extra money. I am not sure we would be rating the museum four stars without the guided tour. Grayson (tour guide) explained the history of Country Music very well. The displays on the third floor that go through the history could be enhanced with signage for the time frame in each display (e.g., 1890-1900) and key musical period (e.g., bluegrass). The nearer time frame displays (i.e., 1970 and onward) did a better job with timeframe. Without Grayson, we would have had a more difficult time understanding the history, and how mountain music transitioned to country western music to country music. Highlights: The Muscle Shoals display (not permanent - but should be), the room with the HOF plaques, the Taylor Swift Education Center, Dolly Parton and Elvis' Cadillac. The staff were also very helpful changing our Studio B ticket time because the transportation to / from the CMHF to Studio B was cancelled. Lowlights. We booked the Studio B Tour, the transportation to / from was cancelled, but there was no credit for the lack of transportation meaning you either had to Uber or pay to park (there should at a minimum been a small refund or gift shop credit or similar). Not ideal. We appreciated the history of Studio B, but found the tour very underwhelming (see my review on Studio B). We wish we'd taken the Hatch Tour instead. Some of the displays were somewhat random (e.g., Hee Haw). We'd have preferred to have seen some spaces better utilized, perhaps to highlight some artists that were represented in the museum, but could have been better highlighted (e.g., Reba, The Judd's, Barbara Mandrell, Alabama, and Glen Campbell, etc.).
Really interesting museum. Plenty of room and space. Interactive experience were great too. Need time to do the whole thing.
Wow! Amazing lot of memorabilia! Very extensive insight into the artists lifestyles. Would recommend to music buffs and non music buffs!
Huge amount to see! Several floors to see by elevator 13 people at a time. Guides everywhere to help you with logistics Cafe inside by admissions counter,
I wasn't allowed in with a 3rd party ticket. Requesting a refund for this. Total waste of money.....
A great experience. The Dolly Parton exhibit, a temporary one, was a highlight. The museum has so much to see and to hear that it’s mind blowing. The ticket is good for all day and breaking it up into at least two sessions really allows for seeing and hearing and remembering.
Excellent museum! Definitely a great way to start your trip in Nashville. Beautiful exhibits.
It was a very nice experience. The building is beautiful and huge. The Hall of Fame and Museum take up 2 large floors. You can comfortably do the whole thing in about 1.5 hours. If you stop and read everything it will take you much longer. There are also several interesting shops to check out. Any country music fan, old or new, will enjoy this.
Very easy to gain entrance. Would recommend doing the self guided tour. It’s nice to go at your own pace and not be in a group. Very easy to navigate. What is nice is that once you get the tickets you can come back until they allow the last people in and you don’t have to repay for another ticket
Enjoyed a walk down memory lane. Be a lifelong country music fan. It was great to see the exhibits from many of the favourites and also many of the upcoming artists.
