(And it isn’t just country music!).įrom the lazy river to the tube slides, speakers pump music throughout the water park. If you couldn’t figure out from the name, music plays a large part inSoundWaves. Truth be told, there are ways to visit SoundWaves without booking a room I’ll get into that more below. Of all the days I visited, we hardly ever had to wait in line. I can tell you from first-hand experience the limited number of guests allowed in SoundWaves at any given time allows us to maximize our day. This means not only can locals not just come in for the day, room-only Opryland guests cannot take advantage of SoundWaves either.Īs someone who has benefitted from this rule, I appreciate the logic behind it. In order to visit SoundWaves, you must book a SoundWaves Experience Package at Opryland. And while this may seem exclusionary, you’ll actually appreciate when you hear why… Much to the disappointment of many Nashville locals, SoundWaves Opryland isn’t open to just anyone. You can watch my recap from the SoundWaves Grand Opening for a video overview of the indoor features. In May 2019, the 106,000 square feet of Soundwaves outdoor water features opened. There are 111,000 square feet of indoor attractions, dining and amenities situated amidst three levels. When I originally wrote this in February 2019, only the SoundWaves indoor water attraction was open. SoundWaves is an upscale, music-themed water resort located in Gaylord Opryland Resort. SoundWaves Opryland Review: Indoor Water Attraction As one of the first people to visit North America’s first indoor luxury waterpark, it’s my hope that our experience helps you decide whether or not a SoundWaves Nashville Experience package is right for you. I feel honored to write a Soundwaves Opryland review for you. Thank you for supporting our site in this way! This post may contain affiliate links, which means we receive a small commission when you make a purchase at NO additional cost to you.
0 kommentar(er)
