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46 minutes ago, UNDBIZ said:

Just in time for the airlines to still not have flights available to book.

No worries plenty of options. It is "hub" for Southwest, focus city for Delta, and slowly becoming an Alligent Airlines destination city. Wouldn't be surprised if Alligent did a charter flight from GFK/FAR for the game (if FAR/BNA isn't a seasonal route by then). 

The biggest issue is hotels. Nashville has the highest rate in the country right now, with rooms downtown running $250 plus on a weekend without major events. Wouldn't be surprised to see $300 to $400 hotel rates. 

Grow up in Nashville with family still in the area. Can't wait to take some of them to this game. 

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1 hour ago, UNDBIZ said:

Just in time for the airlines to still not have flights available to book.

Maybe 8 cities within 250 miles of Nashville to fly into if you want to do a little exploring while traveling and make a week out of it. I plan on visiting the Ark Encounter south of Cincinnati on this trip. Chattanooga is beautiful also. Memphis, other than the bbq, is an armpit in my opinion 

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23 minutes ago, nodakgirl93 said:

The rooms offered thru The Ralph? 

IMO opinion, if you want to stay downtown using the blocks go with Tru by Hilton. Newer hotel, cheapest option, and really close to Bridgestone. Renaissance is a decent option too and is across the street from the arena. It's an older hotel, but recently underwent a remodel. 

The Vandy/Westend area is a great choice as well. Its not walkable to downtown, but short car/lyft ride and a great "local feel" of Nashville. 

The worst location is in the Opryland area. Longer drive to downtown and really not a lot of excitment in that area of town. 

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16 minutes ago, northernraider said:

IMO opinion, if you want to stay downtown using the blocks go with Tru by Hilton. Newer hotel, cheapest option, and really close to Bridgestone. 

The Vandy/Westend area is a great choice as well. Its not walkable to downtown, but short car/lyft ride and a great "local feel" of Nashville. 

The worst location is in the Opryland area. Longer drive to downtown and really not a lot of excitment in that area of town. 

I ended up booking the Home2 Suites (right next door to Tru) because the room holds 5.  It looks like a great location - 2 blocks to Bridgestone and about a 15 minute walk to the Wildhorse.

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