Nissan Stadium

Getting there

20 minby car from Nashville (BNA)

On game days the free WeGo local buses serve the stadium, and WeGo also runs an express train from stops east of downtown (Donelson to Lebanon) plus park-and-ride express buses from four outlying areas; nine local and express routes in all drop off at Woodland Street and South 1st Street by the bridge. The stadium sits across the Cumberland River from downtown, so many fans simply walk over the Woodland Street Bridge (the fastest route), the Korean Veterans Boulevard Bridge or the Seigenthaler pedestrian bridge. A Gray Line Tennessee shuttle costs $20 round trip, and designated rideshare zones, pedicabs, scooter drop-offs and a free bike valet are also available.

Parking

On-site parking for Titans games is sold out, with no day-of sales on campus, so plan to buy a single-game space from the official partner, Parking Management Company, or park downtown and cross the river on foot. Team-issued passes are valid for one space in a designated lot; for a noon kickoff the lots open at 8 AM and close two hours after the game. Walking routes can be affected by construction on the east bank, so follow posted signage.

Tailgating

Tailgating is allowed only directly behind your own vehicle and may not spill into neighboring spaces, block roadways or hold spots for friends. Tents may not be staked into the ground, propane grills are not permitted, and hot coals go in the bins and dumpsters around the lots. Tailgating in stadium-controlled lots stops at kickoff and lots must be cleared within 45 minutes after it. The team also hosts a sponsored tailgate in South Plaza near Gates 8 and 9, starting at 10 AM for noon games.

Where to sit

Seating is split across three levels: a lower bowl around the field and club and upper levels in twin towers that rise along each sideline. Suites sit inside those towers, and the press box is in the west tower between the lower and club levels. The team's seating maps and 3D concession map show which sections sit nearest each concourse.

What to eat

• Hattie B's Hot ChickenSections 121 and 339
• Jack Daniel's BBQSection 125
• Jack Daniel's bars and Airstream cocktail bar

Good to know

1. 01

   The stadium opened August 27, 1999, and the Titans' first regular-season game there was a 36-35 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on September 12, 1999.

2. 02

   The Music City Miracle, the Titans' last-second kickoff-return touchdown against Buffalo, happened here on January 8, 2000.

3. 03

   Ed Sheeran's July 22, 2023 concert drew 73,874 fans, the building's overall attendance record.

Weather

Nashville has a humid subtropical climate with moderate humidity; autumn is the driest stretch of the year and winters are cool with only light snow (about 4.7 inches a year, mostly January and February). Expect mild-to-cool Sunday afternoons into November and cold, sometimes wet, games in December and January. Spring and fall are also prone to severe thunderstorms.