
Nashville's Honky-Tonk Walking Sightseeing Pub Crawl is a three-hour comedian-led bar crawl from Hick Chick Tours, booking from $31 per person at our August 2, 2026 check. It is not a ghost tour and we do not count it as one. It also carries the biggest booking risk of any listing in our Nashville set, and the listing states it outright: "We have a minimum of 7 people required to run the tours. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements". A confirmed booking can still be cancelled by the operator. The numbers are otherwise the best in the city, 4.9 from 310 Viator reviews, the highest rating of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for, but the listing names no place it actually stops at, so there is no route here to publish.
| Detail | What the listing shows |
|---|---|
| From price | $31 per person (checked August 2, 2026), the second lowest of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for |
| Duration | 3 hours (checked August 2, 2026), the longest of the six |
| Will it run? | Not guaranteed. The listing states a minimum of 7 people to run the tour and that cancellation is possible after confirmation if that minimum is not met (checked August 1, 2026). |
| Minimum age | 21. The listing states that all participants must be 21 or over with a valid ID, and its only booking band runs 21 to 100 (checked August 1, 2026). |
| Stops named | None. The listing has two itinerary entries, the Ryman Auditorium and Printer's Alley, and both are flagged as pass-bys, so no bar and no stopped location is named anywhere on it. We publish no bar list for this tour. |
| When | Not captured in the listing data we verified. No departure time is published here; take it from the booking page. |
| Group size | Posted maximum of 40 travelers, the joint largest of the six (checked August 1, 2026) |
| Meeting point | By the sign in Printers Alley, and the listing itself marks this as holding until further notice (checked August 1, 2026). Treat it as the operator's current meeting point and re-check before you set out. |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair accessible, with surfaces and transportation both marked accessible (checked August 1, 2026). No stroller line is published. |
| Included | A professional comedian as guide, and a sightseeing tour and pub crawl combined (checked August 1, 2026). Drinks are not listed as included. |
| Cancellation | Free cancellation flagged at our August 2, 2026 check. Note that this is your right to cancel; it is separate from the operator's own right to cancel under the seven-person minimum. |
| Rating | 4.9 from 310 Viator reviews (checked August 2, 2026), the highest rating of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for |
| Operator | Hick Chick Tours. We do not run this tour. |
Who it suits
Drinkers of 21 and over who want three hours of Broadway-area bar-hopping led by a comedian rather than a history guide, at the second lowest price of the six Nashville listings we carry pages for and the longest running time among them. Its accessibility line is genuinely unusual for a bar product: wheelchair access is listed for surfaces and transportation, where the two haunted bar-visiting listings in our set, Seeking Spirits and Boos and Booze, are both marked not accessible. It is not for anyone under 21, anyone without photo ID, anyone who wants a small group, since the posted cap of 40 is the joint largest in the set, or anyone who needs certainty that their booking will run. And if you came looking for ghosts, the Nashville ghost tours we compare are a different set of products entirely.
Questions people ask
Will my booking definitely run?
No, and this is the thing to know before you pay. The listing states, in its own words, "We have a minimum of 7 people required to run the tours. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements". Free cancellation protects your side of the deal, but the operator can still cancel after it has confirmed your booking, so do not build a non-refundable evening around it.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes. The booking band runs 21 to 100 and the listing states that all participants must be 21 or over with a valid ID.
How long is it, and which bars does it visit?
Three hours, with a posted maximum of 40 travelers and a professional comedian as the guide. The listing names no bar: its only two itinerary entries are pass-bys, so we publish no bar list and no route for this tour. The meeting point, by the sign in Printers Alley, is marked by the listing as holding until further notice, so re-check it before you go.
