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  • Party bus

    An open-air or enclosed bus that loops downtown with music, usually BYOB, with a driver and a host.

    Group size
    10-30, sold by the seat or chartered whole
    Plan for
    Roughly $40-$85 per person for a shared ride; private charters are priced by the vehicle and the hour
    Best for
    Bachelor and bachelorette groups, birthdays, anyone who wants the transport to be the activity
    Watch out
    Confirm the alcohol policy and whether coolers, ice, and cups are provided before you turn up with a case of beer.
  • Honky-tonk crawl

    A guided walk of several Lower Broadway bars with a host who handles the order and the timing.

    Group size
    10-25 on a shared crawl
    Plan for
    Roughly $30-$70 per person, drinks usually extra
    Best for
    First-time visitors, solo travelers, small groups who do not want to plan the night
    Watch out
    Entry to the bars on Broadway is free anyway. You are paying for the guide, the queue skipping where it exists, and the pacing.
  • Whiskey tasting

    A guided tasting at one distillery, or a van tour that strings several Tennessee distilleries together.

    Group size
    6-20, some tours cap smaller
    Plan for
    Roughly $50-$120 per person in town; full-day trips out to distilleries run higher
    Best for
    Couples, groups who want a daytime activity, anyone tired of Broadway
    Watch out
    Day trips to distilleries outside the city can run six to eight hours door to door. Check the return time against your dinner plans.
  • City sightseeing

    A bus, trolley, or amphibious vehicle circuit past the main landmarks with narration.

    Group size
    20-50, sold by the seat
    Plan for
    Roughly $35-$75 per person
    Best for
    First morning in town, families, mixed-mobility groups, rainy days
    Watch out
    Hop-on-hop-off passes only pay off if you actually get off. If you plan to ride once, book a single loop.
  • Live music tour

    A guided route through music history sites, studios, or a set of venues, often with a working musician hosting.

    Group size
    8-25
    Plan for
    Roughly $40-$100 per person depending on whether venue admission is bundled
    Best for
    Music-first trips, repeat visitors, anyone who wants context rather than a bar crawl
    Watch out
    Check whether studio interiors are included. Some routes only pass the buildings from outside.

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