A Nashville helicopter tour shows you Music City in about a quarter of an hour. From the air you may pick out Broadway and the honky-tonks, the Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Music Row, the Nissan Stadium and the Parthenon, with Vanderbilt and the downtown skyline around them.
It is a short flight, so it fits easily into a weekend in town. You see in one loop the places you would otherwise spend a day walking between.
The Nashville hub has one flight live: a shared helicopter from Tune Airport in West Nashville.
The downtown Nashville helicopter tour
- Nashville Downtown 15-Minute Helicopter Tour, from USD 160 per person. About 12 to 15 minutes in the air, and about 30 minutes in total with check-in and the safety briefing. A guided, continuous scenic loop over downtown that returns to the airport. You may see the Parthenon, Broadway and the honky-tonks, the Nissan Stadium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Ryman Auditorium, Vanderbilt and the skyline, with weather and routing deciding the exact path.
This is the shared flight, not a private charter, and it does not land downtown. The listing takes up to 3 passengers per flight, so you share the cabin with very few people.
Before you go
- Where: 110 Tune Airport Drive, Nashville, TN 37209. Look for the main airport office with a blue tin roof and three flag poles; someone meets you in the lobby. Parking is next to the building. There is no hotel pickup.
- Check-in: arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in and a short safety brief. The exact time is confirmed after booking.
- Group size: up to 3 travellers per flight. No minimum group size is stated.
- Weight: maximum 275 lb (125 kg) per passenger and 600 lb (272 kg) for all passengers together. Seating and balance are confirmed at check-in.
- Children: no single minimum age is published. Infants sit on an adult’s lap, and an adult must make the booking.
- Landings: none. The flight takes off and lands at Tune Airport.
- Cancellation: full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure. Weather or poor visibility can cancel a flight, with a refund or rebooking.
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