A tunnel project by The Boring Company is planned for downtown Nashville. The Music City Loop Station is set to be located at the JW Marriott in the SoBro area. This tunnel will provide service to the hotel as part of a larger project connecting the airport to downtown.
Further details on the airport-to-downtown project are available from the Nashville Scene, which has reported on the emerging plans for the tunnel and its connection to the SoBro hotel.
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