
Nashville Hop On Hop Off Trolley Tour Nashville, TN
Old Town Trolley Tours Nashville •
201 Broadway • Nashville, TN 37201
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Explore Music City aboard the Old Town Trolley Nashville. Take an entire day to hop on and off the trolley at your leisure, or choose to stay on the trolley for the whole 1-hour and 50-minute loop. This fully narrated city tour includes stops near Nashville’s top attractions including Ryman Auditorium, Centennial Park, Belmont Mansion, and more.
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The tour starts daily at Marathon Motor Works (Stop #1) at 1200 Clinton St. The hop-on-hop-off feature is unavailable 30 minutes before the final full tour. Schedules may vary based on your starting location, time of year, day of the week, and citywide events.
You may start your Old Town Trolley Tour at any of Old Town Trolley Nashville's 13 convenient stops.
Yes. This is one of the most unique and enjoyable aspects of a Nashville Old Town Trolley Tour. You can hop off and hop back on at the different stops around the city, sightseeing at your own pace.
The trolley stops at Marathon Motor Works, Centennial Park, Midtown, Belmont Mansion, The Gulch, Union Station Hotel/FRIST Art Museum, Country Music Hall of Fame, 201 Broadway, Ryman Auditorium, TPAC/Legislative Plaza, Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, Farmers' Market, and Capitol View.
Parking in Nashville is sometimes a challenge and can be on the expensive side. Still, there are many parking options around the city, including parking garages, parking lots, and city-metered spaces.
The tour is 11 miles long and lasts approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes if you ride the loop all the way through without hopping off and on.
Yes, the tours feature live onboard commentary by a knowledgeable guide/conductor.
The conductors are expert storytellers and entertainers, trained through a rigorous 6-week program to ensure safety, accuracy, and top-tier customer service.
Food and drinks are welcome. However, alcoholic beverages are not allowed.
Only ADA-defined service animals are allowed on the trolley.
Many trolleys (but not all) are wheelchair accessible with motorized lifts. To ensure availability, provide at least 24 hours' notice and arrive 15 minutes before departure at your chosen stop. Please call Old Town Trolley Nashville via the number on your e-ticket to request an accessible trolley.
Yes. Trolleys can accommodate electric scooters and wheelchairs if the total weight (including the weight of the rider) does not exceed 600lbs and the size is within 30” wide x 48” long
Old Town Trolleys are open-air vehicles but have plastic “isinglass” windows that can roll up or down depending on the weather conditions.
Yes, the tour operates rain or shine, hot or cold, year-round. However, bear in mind that some winter conditions can prohibit safe operation. Occasionally, the tour is forced to close operations for safety.
Yes. During the wintertime, heated trolleys are used with glass-enclosed specifically for the colder weather.
The trolleys are open-air vehicles that allow for optimal sightseeing and picture-taking.
Old Town Trolley Tours of Nashville operates the city’s largest fleet of sightseeing vehicles, allowing them to pick up and drop off more frequently than any other trolley company. The frequency of the trolleys depends on the time of the year and traffic and weather conditions. In addition, trolleys tend to run more frequently on weekends than on weekdays.
The trolleys go around the city continuously, allowing guests to hop off and hop on at the designated stops. When you hop off a trolley to see the sights at a particular stop, that trolley will continue with the tour, and another trolley will arrive shortly to make another pick-up.
Strollers are allowed, but they must be collapsible and be stored up front with the conductor. Strollers in the aisle ways would constitute a safety hazard.
Space on the trolleys is limited, but in some cases, it may be acceptable to bring a small suitcase on board. Bear in mind that the trolleys are designed specifically for sightseeing and therefore contain limited storage space (as compared to motor coaches).