What a fun ride . Was in Nashville visiting with some friends and hopped on Abbeys pedicab, she…read moreshowed us a great time. Cant wait to jump on with her again when I come back.

The best thing we did in Nashville! Seriously had so much fun! We had Amber and another awesome…read morebartender Saturday night and they made the trip for my Sister and future brother in-laws Bach trip. They have an awesome Photo Booth inside and a bbq food truck in the pregame area, lots of seating and other games there as well! Definitely a ride we all won't forget! Would 100% do this again.

Do not fall for this place!!! Save your money fraudulent company. My friend booked this place for a…read morewagon ride and when we showed up it's an empty building nothing near by save your money and don't fall for this scam.. They will contact you and email you pretending to be following up but when we showed up the building was empty!! There are far better companies out there don't waste your money

Loved this Nashville water taxi history cruise! As a first timer to Nashville, I found this little…read moreboat ride super educational and also very scenic, as we were riding in the Cumberland River. Captain David and Scott were awesome. David was the one narrating our cruise and he was super knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend! They also have drinks and snacks to purchase on board.

We had an amazing experience and learned so much from David and captain G! If you're visiting it is…read moreworth the $$$. We learned so many new things about Nashville and amazing views!

Eric did a fantastic tour for me, very fun and engaging. Learned lots of cool and interesting facts…read moreabout Nashville and the Segways are really easy and fun to ride! I'd definitely do it again.

Excellent tour with wonderful guides (Eric & Mary I believe). They did a thorough orientation and…read moreensured each participant had practice and was comfortable on the segways. They started in less busy areas and ended in busier downtown area which was good for confidence boosting. Knowledgeable and friendly with focus on safety. There is a washroom in the building so go before your tour. Dress warmly if its cold out...they have gloves if you don't. They provide helmets.

Wonderful time! The bartender Tiffany and our bus driver the silver fox, were amazing! They are a…read morewonderful duo! Kept us all very entertained, as I'm sure we kept them entertained as well! We all are STILL talking about the party bus and we did that our first day! Thank you for making our trip!!!!

Definitely put the customer first. The city rules change for entertainment vehicles as far as…read moreroutes, BYOb, etc. The pick up location is so cute once inside. The staff is awesome

We had a super fun time on this riverboat cruise!!…read more The two hour cruise down the river is so very relaxing and enjoyable! We were entertained by a really great local music artist! She was wonderful and had such a great voice! I would have really liked if if there was some commentary along the way, maybe to share some Nashville history for those of us who are not from the area, but we didn't have any of that. There is a lot of wooded area along the cruise so not a ton to see but still a very nice experience if you are with someone you love or a group of friends! :) This boat offers a buffet dinner option but we didn't choose that due to all of the great food spots we wanted to hit in Nashville. We wanted to sit outside, enjoy a beverage or two ;) and see the sights!

What a waste of money! The tour was extremely boring and spent far too much time talking about…read morethings that had little to do with Nashville's rich history. Instead of learning about the city's culture, landmarks, and historical significance, we heard discussions about condos with covered parking, coal, and construction projects. We were also told we would see a cave, but it turned out to be nothing more than a small opening about the size of a washing machine door. It was very disappointing and not at all what was advertised. Nashville has so much fascinating history to offer, but this tour completely missed the mark. I would not recommend it and would suggest spending your time and money elsewhere.

Our shuttle experience was amazing. Ms. Sylvia was our driver and she was great and had excellent…read morecustomer service. We had a very short walk to the gate and she was waiting for us the game ended. I highly recommend this service versus drive and parking or ride share.

this was the best money spent during my trip to Nashville! Besides the Kilwins fudge…read moreFantastic experience well worth it so you don't have to drive to find a parking spot. Quick and easy reservation service! Thank you so much

This is an ok tour if you want to get the lay of the land. Our guide, Jolene, did a decent job…read moreexplaining some of the highlights of the city, and gave out some good tips about the downtown food hall and the African American Music museum.

The Gray Line Tours Nashville City Tour is a one hour tour showcasing the City of Nashville. The…read moredouble decker bus departs from and arrives at the Riverfront Station at the end of Broadway. On June 26 at 1:00 pm; we experienced this tour. With an AAA discount, the ticket came out to around $33. Cory was our Tour Guide and Leonard was our driver. To get in some nice photos of Nashville, I sat at the top right side of the bus. Regardless that it was brutally hot and humid on this Nashville summer day, it was worth the sweat for the pictures. Here is a tip: facing the windshield, I recommend sitting on the right side of the bus. There were only two points of interest where the tour paused to get a stationary look at an attraction. That was at the Parthenon and The Tennessee State Capitol. Both were on the right. The tour started out following the Cumberland River. An advantage Gray Line has over it's competitor: the Nashville Trolly, is that it crosses over the Cumberland River via the Woodland Street Bridge. From this perspective the tour brought us closer to Nissan Stadium and the future Nissan Stadium. By means of the Korean Veterans Memorial Bridge, it brought us back to Downtown Nashville. Two disadvantages Gray Line has over it's competitor: the Nashville Trolly, are 1) it does not let you get on and off and 2) it bypasses The Gulch and Music Row. Throughout the tour, Cory narrated with an encyclopedic knowledge of information relating to the attractions and City of Nashville. He was willing to answer our questions about where to eat and so on. Due to the fact that there is a Yelp character limit, here is a list of some of the highlights: 1. Fort Nashborough 2. Nissan Stadium 3. Murals 4. AT&T Building 5. Ascend Amphitheatre 6. Music City Center 7. Stix Traffic Circle 8. Custom's House 9. Academy High School 10. Vanderbilt University 11. Centennial Park with the Parthenon 12. Tennessee University 13. Capital District 14. Tennessee State Capitol 15. Musicians Hall of Fame 16. St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church 17. War Memorial (under construction) 18. Hermitage Hotel 19. And Broadway with its attractions and landmarks from 7th Avenue to Riverfront Park. To answer Yelp's question, "What went well?" Seeing and learning a lot about the City of Nashville in one hour while getting in some nice photos from the upper level of the bus. From my experience, I recommend doing this tour on your first full day in Nashville. It is a very good way to get acquainted with Music City USA.