Bus Tours From Knoxville to Opryland Hotel

America's Music City is one of the most spectacular places to celebrate Christmas. Nashville's famous Gaylord Opryland Hotel showcases a truly elaborate country Christmas winter wonderland featuring millions of sparkling lights, decadent decorations, and a full line up of concerts, shows and events. The hotel was described as "the most Christmassy hotel in the nation" by the Travel Channel, and lauded as one of the top ten places in the world to spend Christmas, by Travel and Leisure Magazine. Fortunately, many companies and charters offer special holiday bus tours directly to the Gaylord Opryland Hotel.

Bus Tours Departing from Knoxville, TN

Gentry Coach is one of the bus lines offering exciting tours from Knoxville directly to the Gaylord Opryland Hotel this holiday season. The trip is about 180 miles, just under three hours by bus.

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Gentry Coach Line Amenties

The Gentry Coaches seat fifty-seven passengers and are fully wheelchair accessible. Other Gentry Coach amenities include reclining seats, DVD players, VCRs and 5 ceiling mounted monitors, CD player, wireless Internet, ample overhead and underneath luggage storage, as well as heating/air-conditioning. All coaches are equipped with restrooms. Some of the coaches also feature a small galley kitchen.

Tour Dates and Pricing

The Gentry Coach Opryland Hotel Christmas Tour departs Knoxville at 8 am on Friday December 11th, 2009 and returns the afternoon of Sunday December 13th. The three-day trip costs $698.50 for a single and $527.50 for a double reservation. The fee includes hotel accommodations as well as tickets to all tours, concerts, and events included in the itinerary.

Opryland Hotel Christmas Tour Itinerary

The Opryland Hotel Christmas Tour offered by Gentry Coach includes a full itinerary of events such as shopping at Opry Mills, the Louise Mandrel Country Christmas Dinner and Show, guided tours of the Musicians Hall of Fame, tours of downtown Nashville, dinner at Ellendale's, tickets to the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Show featuring the Rockettes, and tickets to view the hotels Hall of Trees as well as the hotels' newest attraction, an interactive ice sculpture world.

Article Written By Sara Shea

Sara Shea is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in various print and online publications. Previously, Shea served as an intern at "National Geographic" magazine, a student associate editor for "The Kenyon Review" and an assistant publisher for the Connecticut-based arts and entertainment guide, "ARTistic FX Magazine." Shea earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Kenyon College.

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