Opry Mills

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Opry Mills Mall Wow! What a Mall

  • February 27, 2008
  • Rated 5 of 5 by pamela s from greenwood, Indiana
Wow! What a mall. The mall is very clean and huge. The floors are different in many areas, I love the shiny wood floors. The stores are great! Love the Black Lion Store and the Smart Buys Store, you can spend a whole afternoon in those two stores. We have been three times since October, planning our next trip for March. We travel from Indianapolis, only a 4 hour drive. Keep up the good work Opry Mills Mall.

Opry Mills

  • August 5, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by Sally_Moore from UK, United Kingdom
Opry Mills

Don't miss out on some major retail therapy during your trip. You could spend several days at Opry Mills outlet mall and clear out your bank account too with a multitude of bargains. The website is a great guide to what's available and will give you a taste for what's there before you even arrive. www.oprymills.com/ There is even a Gibson store where we were lucky enough to witness a family of singers picking out instruments for an upcoming tour.

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The Grand Ole Opry

  • September 25, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Slaney from Sheffield, United Kingdom
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This was something my husband was determined to do - he likes country and anyway we couldn't stay in Nashville and not go to the Opry.

We went to the 6.30pm Saturday show and the tickets were $31.50 each including tax. The show was divided into 5 half hour segments with different artistes in each. Appearing on this particular show were: Jeannie Sealy, Jimmy C Newman, Jean Shepard, Porter Wagoner and Riders in the Sky. Each had their own half hour with guests. Riders in the Sky was supposed to be the best as they were on last and their guests were Billy Walker and T Graham Brown. There were also two teenage boys who were just learning the fiddle and banjo and who were really good. There were some square dancers who were good, too.

What we thought was unusual was every 10 minutes the show stopped for the announcer to do an advertisement. They advertised, bread, Tooties Orchid Lounge, credit card and GOO GOO Biscuits. We didn't realise the show is broadcast live on radio until after. It was definitely something different for us.

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Opry Mills

  • July 3, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by grab from Thomson, Georgia
A must place to visit. You can't do it in a day, we went several. They have hundreds of stores, but game centers, NASCAR simulator, movies, restaurants, and Bass pro shop. My husband enjoyed it and he doesn't even like to shop!!

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Opry Mills Mall

  • December 30, 2003
  • Rated 5 of 5 by pami615 from Hendersonville, Tennessee
This mall is huge! It has everything you could possible want at good prices. A lot of the stores are outlet stores. And if you live 50 miles away, they give you a free coupon book that allows you discounts at a lot of the stores and restaurants inside the mall. It was a great money saver!

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