Dancing with the Stars in Nashville 2026
Feel the rhythm pulse through you at the Dancing with the Stars concert in Nashville, TN on Mar 11, 2026 at the Grand Ole Opry. With dazzling performances and electrifying energy, this is a night you won’t want to miss. Grab your Dancing with the Stars tour tickets now!
Dancing with the Stars Nashville Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Wednesday Mar 11, 2026 07:30 PM |
Dancing With the Stars: LIVE! from $159.12 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Dancing with the Stars in Nashville, TN?
Dancing with the Stars – Live! 2026 Tour comes to the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, with the show starting at 7:30 pm. It is a one-night stop in Nashville, so that evening is your only local chance to see the 2026 tour at the Opry.
Where is the Grand Ole Opry House and what is the venue like?
The Grand Ole Opry House is located at 2804 Opryland Drive, in the Opry Mills and Gaylord Opryland area of Nashville, away from downtown. It is an iconic, church-style theater with cushioned pew seating and a capacity of about 4,372–4,400 people, known for excellent acoustics and clear views from both lower and upper levels.
What time should I arrive before the 7:30 pm show?
Opry House parking passes for evening shows are available starting at 5:00 pm, and doors typically open about an hour before showtime. To avoid rushing, plan to arrive between 6:00 pm and 6:30 pm so you have time for traffic, parking, walking through the Opry Mills area, security, and finding your seats.
How long does the Dancing with the Stars live show usually last?
Tour and local descriptions say the 2026 Dancing with the Stars Live show runs about two hours, usually with a short intermission. With a 7:30 pm start at the Grand Ole Opry House, you can expect to be leaving around 9:30–9:45 pm, plus a little extra time to exit and return to your car.
How much do tickets usually cost for the Nashville show?
Ticket platforms show a range of prices, with lower-cost seats typically in upper-level pews and side sections, and higher prices for center lower-level seats and closer rows. Final prices depend on section, demand, and any VIP or preferred options, with noticeable increases as you move toward prime center and front locations.
How can I get cheap tickets for Dancing with the Stars in Nashville?
To keep your ticket price down, focus on upper-level and side-section pews rather than the closest, center lower-level areas, which are priced as premium seats. Check several major ticket sites, sort by lowest price, avoid VIP or add-on packages, and buy early so the least expensive seat blocks do not sell out or rise in price as March 11 gets closer.
Which seats are best to enjoy a dance show at the Opry House?
The Opry House is designed so there are “no bad seats,” but many guests prefer the center sections of the lower level and the front of the upper level for the clearest view of footwork and full-stage formations. For a balance between price and view, look at mid-lower-level or front upper-level pews facing center stage, which often cost less than the very front rows but still feel close in a 4,400-seat room.
Is the Dancing with the Stars show in Nashville family friendly?
The Nashville stop is part of the Dancing with the Stars Live 2026 Tour, described as a glitzy, TV-style ballroom and Latin dance show with popular music and professional dancers, suitable for a broad audience. Families should consider the 7:30 pm start and roughly two-hour runtime, and may prefer aisle seats for easier entry and exit if attending with children or older relatives.
What are the parking options for the Grand Ole Opry, and how can I save money?
Guests can book paid Opry House parking in advance for evening shows, entering the Opry Mills area and following signs for Opry House paid parking, with passes valid for one entry and one exit. Many visitors also park for free at Opry Mills, especially near Dave & Buster’s, and walk to the Opry House, while third-party services offer prepaid parking passes at different prices nearby. To save money, consider using the free Opry Mills parking if you are comfortable with a short walk, carpool to split any paid-parking fees, or pre-book a cheaper pass through a parking app instead of paying last-minute rates.
What is the best overall strategy to keep the Nashville night affordable?
The most effective approach is to choose upper-level or side-section pews, monitor several ticket platforms for lower prices and smaller fees, and purchase once you see a good combination of cost and view rather than waiting for last-minute spikes. Combine that with free or pre-booked parking at Opry Mills or lower-priced lots, mobile tickets without extras, and shared rides so you can enjoy Dancing with the Stars Live at the Grand Ole Opry House without overspending.