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Nashville, Tennessee
Drag-hosted party bus touring Nashville from Church Street.
The Big Drag Bus is exactly what it sounds like: a party bus hosted by drag queens that rolls out of Nashville's Church Street district for a roughly 90-minute loop past Honky Tonk Row, the Ryman, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and Music Row, with the hostesses singing and performing the whole way. It boards at 1517 Church Street, between Tribe and Play, so it slots neatly into a night already centered on the gay district. You can grab single public seats or charter the whole bus for groups up to 26, which makes it a fit for everything from a couple of travelers to a bachelorette crew. It's not BYOB, since drinks are sold at check-in, and they ask you to arrive early to get settled. Nashville Scene readers have voted it the city's top party-on-wheels several years running. Reservations required.
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