Disney Buys Local Wildhorse Saloon from Gaylord

ORLANDO-The original award-winning club in Nashville, however, will continue to be owned by Gaylord Entertainment Co. Disney is retaining its rights to the Wildhorse name and logo.

By Alex Finkelstein | November 13, 2000 at 01:01 AM

The original award-winning Wildhorse Saloon in Nashville will continue to be owned and operated by Gaylord Entertainment Co. The Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association have cited the Nashville operation for Club of the Year awards. Gaylord opened the Orlando club in 1998.

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