Labor Day weekend is here and thankfully, businesses in and around Nashville are continuing to reopen, even during the coronavirus pandemic. We found nine things to do in Nashville, along with ways to save money while enjoying the long weekend, thanks in part to our partnership with both Living Social and LocalFlavor.com. Some of these deals sell out fast, so make sure to purchase early when possible.
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1. Nashville Zoo
The Nashville Zoo is open again, after being closed for several months. Easy to walk through in just a couple hours, the Nashville Zoo has plenty of attractions, as well as a few rides, and food options. Bonus: they just welcomed a few baby kangaroos. Single day admission can be found at Living Social for only $19 here.
2. Madame Tussauds
Located inside Opry Mills mall, the famous Madame Tussauds has stunningly accurate life-size replicas of some of the biggest stars in all of entertainment, including Taylor Swift, Blake Shelton, Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Bruce Springsteen and more. Purchase two adult tickets for only $24 (regular price: $48), at LocalFlavor.com.
3. AxeVentures
Leave Opry Mills mall and head to AxeVentures, which is only a few minutes away. Learn from specialized trainers how to throw an axe, and spend 90 minutes honing your newfound skill. Living Social is currently offering several deals, starting at $46 for three for 90 minutes, which is almost half-off the regular price. Find options here.
4. Music City Escape Room
With different rooms to choose from, and an hour to play, Music City Escape Room is the perfect way to enjoy time with friends and family, while staying out of the Nashville heat. Bonus: there is parking on-site! Admission for two starts at just $34 at Living Social.
5. The Adventure Park at Nashville
The Adventure Park in Nashville is great if you love being active and being outside! The unique aerial adventure park offers everything from ziplining to climbing and more, with options for children starting at just age three! Get your $5 coupon here.
6. The Comedy Bar
Get your laugh on this weekend with comedian Mike Merryfield, and eat some great food in the process. Known as much for their world-famous, Chicago style pizza as well as the laughs, The Comedy Bar is currently offering discounts off of admission for two or four people, with an appetizer. Get your discounted tickets here.
(NOTE: Shows are for 17 and over only. The Comedy Bar is closed on Monday, Labor Day).
7. TailGate Brewery
Speaking of pizza, after a busy day of exploring Nashville, head to TailGate Brewery for some hand-crafted beer, made on-site, and one of their specialty pizzas, like the Taco or Sriracha Chicken Pizza. One pizza and two pints of beer is currently only $29 at Living Social.
8. Lotz House
Head a little outside of Nashville to the quaint town of Franklin, and visit the historic Lotz House. Considered to be the center of the Battle of Franklin during the Civil War, the house still displays many of the artifacts, along with some evidence of the fateful night. Admission for two is just $12 at Living Social.
9. iRide Franklin
While in Franklin, hop on over to iRide Franklin for a two-hour Segway tour, exploring some of the beauty that Franklin has to offer, including the scenic Harpeth River. Two can ride for only $79 here.
