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Know before you go
Your safety, and the safety of our artists and team are our first priorities at the Grand Ole Opry. We’ve put measures in place at every guest and staff touchpoint to ensure that your experience is safe and fun when you attend a Grand Ole Opry show.
Masks Welcome – Not Required
Per Metro Nashville Health regulations, masks are welcome – not required. We strongly encourage anyone who hasn’t been vaccinated to continue wearing a mask for their own safety and the safety of others.
Clean and Secure
The Grand Ole Opry’s best-in-class safety protocols developed with Vanderbilt Health include enhanced cleaning and sanitation practices. Hand sanitation stations will be located throughout the Opry House.
Show Safety
- Per Metro Nashville Health regulations, masks are welcome – not required. We strongly encourage anyone who hasn’t been vaccinated to continue wearing a mask for their own safety and the safety of others.
- Our cleaning protocols and precautions have been elevated above the recommended requirements.
- No oversized bags or backpacks will be permitted into the Opry House for this event, unless medically related.
- No outside food or beverages will be permitted at the Grand Ole Opry for this event.
- Doors will open 30-60 minutes prior to the performance, depending on the show date.
- Security screenings are standard practice at the Opry House. No weapons, including pocket-knives are allowed on property.
Tour Safety
- Operational hours have been modified with tours beginning every 30-minutes and the last tour ending at 3pm/ct on show days (note actual hours on web and 3rd party sites).
- There are no BTC (Behind the Curtain) or Post Show tours offered at this time.
- Per Metro Nashville Health regulations, masks are welcome – not required. We strongly encourage anyone who hasn’t been vaccinated to continue wearing a mask for their own safety and the safety of others.
- Hand sanitizer stations have been placed throughout the Grand Ole Opry House for guests to use as you need.
- Our cleaning protocols and precautions have been elevated above the recommended requirements.