15 Of The Funniest Questions That Have Been Asked In The Nashville Visitors Facebook Group

Lot of work goes into planning those Nashville trips. Music City has turned into one of the top vacation destinations in the country over the past few years, with nearly 17 million visitors coming to Nashville in 2023. Of course the plan for a lot of those people is to just spend as much time as possible on Broadway getting shitfaced in bars owned by generic country artists. But some people need a little help planning their trip to Nashville - and luckily, there's a Facebook group to help with that. The Nashville Visitors group on Facebook has over 250,000 members ready to help with any questions you may have about visiting Music City. And I really mean any question, because people ask some wild stuff over there. Let's take a look at some of my favorite questions that have been asked about visiting Nashville:

Authentic cowboys in Nashville? Good luck with that. Best we can do here is a frat boy from an SEC school with a cowboy hat they bought on Broadway.

Texas. The place you're looking for is Texas.

Definitely Texas.

This person wanted to make sure the bars accepted credit cards...in 2024.

This person didn't want to get sucked into the tourist traps and wanted to make sure they could stick to authentic local restaurants.

Tank tops after 6pm? Don't they know Nashville is a classy place? Oh wait I just read the comment, never mind, take your titties out.

They're only asking because they want to know which bars they should avoid walking under.

Probably at his house because that's where his lawyer told him to stay.

It depends on whether or not you get arrested while you're here.

Gotta make sure to reserve a spot at...Kid Rock's bar.

This person thought "Nash-Vegas" meant something different.

 

Nothing like planning your vacation around a bar that has a "Cadillac P*ssy" sign on the wall.

You don't walk back to your hotel from Kid Rock's bar anyway. You crawl, or you take a ride in the back of a police car.

Wrong city...

Y'all stay safe out there. Nashville can get wild.