We tried to cram it all into two days and three probably would have been better. We did all the things we could walk to easily on the first day (in the Broadway area) and saved the trolly for the second day for the further away locations. So, I think we only went through 4 stops in total on the trolley. Haha! But we loved all the paid stops, especially Old Smoky and the Musicians Hall of Fame. The package was totally worth it, just needs good planning if you want to get it all in. Otherwise, I would recommend taking the trolly all the way around to get the highlights and then pick 2-3 paid stops to spend your time at. Maybe even get a 2-day trolley pass so you can save your feet. I would pick Musicians Hall of Fame over the Country Music Hall of Fame unless you are a huge Country Music Fan. However, I do recommend the Studio B tour put on by the Country Music Hall of Fame - very cool! Then add on the Johnny Cash or the Patsy Cline museums. That’s probably enough to get all the museum fills.

We broke up places to go over our 4 full day stay. Day # 1 was RCA Studio B tour. It had a Entertaining Guide. Lots of Facts. Did get to go into the studio B Room. Pointed out instruments. Mood lighting. Talked about and played some of the special parts of songs. Very informative. Also did Country Music HOF. Saw many neat clothes, Guitars, Gold Records, Cars. Elvis’s Gold Plated Caddy. Wednesday, we took advantage of the Hop On Off Trolley For Day. Listened to tour. Got off at the Ryman Auditorium. At Ryman, we watched a video about History of the Ryman. Got to go inside, by the seats, stage, saw some artifacts from people who performed here. From Old times to Current. Got to go have our FREE photo taken on Stage. Than picked up FREE Picture in Gift Shop. Thursday we Toured the Johnny Cash Museum. Great places to Watch Video/ listen to video. History thru the years, broke down by Decades, 1950’s to 2000. His records were on the wall. Wedding photos. Awards that he received. Over all good value, this one isn’t listed as an individual sight seeing Price. On Friday We Visited the Musicians Hall of Fame. The Price of Admission here is $ 28.00 p/person. So for the Total Price Package of Circle Pass for $194.56 per person, this is a savings package. The Hop ON-OFF Trolley is $46.92 per person, the Nashville RCA Studio B + Country Music Hall of Fame is $51.95 p/person. The Ryman Auditorium is $35.80 p/person. Admission Cost p/person to the Musicians Hall of Fame is $28.00 p/person. So just these 5 attractions, the RCA Studio B + Country Music Hall of fame, Hop On-Off Trolley and the Musicians Hall of Fame, COST A TOTAL OF $162.67. The Johnny Cash Museum and Old Smokey Distillery are not priced individually. But I know that at the Distillery we were told the price to taste was around $10.00 per person. So for a total of $194.56 was a Good Value.

Beware buying multiple museums on one pass. We did and the trolley only runs certain hours we didn't get to ride the trolley once because we didn't realize this. The museums have certain hours, so it's unlikely you're gonna be able to get into see all of them on a one-day pass. This was very disappointing and dishonest to say the least! I gave my trip a five star because the museums we did get into see were awesome! Beware, third-party vendors and bundling!! Read the fine print thoroughly!

Parthenon was closed on Monday- should have been told that ahead of booking. Tour guides all talked way too much and slowed down while driving to point out places- not necessary. We were only able to visit one museum and the gulch area due to trolley wait times, pauses along the ride, waiting for pick up times. Madame Tussaud and Ole Smokey is not even near any of the stops. Too much money for little experiences