Nissan Stadium Guide

NFL · Nashville · 67,700 capacity

Last updated: 5/16/2026

Nissan Stadium sits across the Cumberland River from downtown Nashville, visible from the Broadway honky-tonks but requiring either the Shelby Street pedestrian bridge or the free WeGo bus service on Titans game days. Tailgating in the stadium lots is a full-production event, with lots opening hours early and Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint serving the crowd that can't wait for concession lines. Stay in SoBro or The Gulch and the walk across the river is part of the experience.

At a glance

Bag policy: Clear bag policy
Cashless: Cashless
Re-entry: Re-entry allowed
Gates open: Gates open 2h before
Outside food: No outside food
Getting here: WeGo Public Transit provides bus service to the stadium.
Family friendly: Nursing rooms and family restrooms are available throughout the stadium.
Capacity: 67,700

Home team:Tennessee Titans

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Where to stay for Nissan Stadium

Downtown Nashville (SoBro or Broadway areas).

Downtown Nashville / SoBro

Ideal for first-time visitors seeking a central and bustling experience. It offers immediate access to Nashville's renowned live music scene, diverse dining, and major attractions. SoBro, specifically, provides a slightly less frenetic atmosphere while maintaining excellent centrality.

Downtown Nashville serves as the hub for most WeGo Public Transit bus routes, with many starting or ending at WeGo Central. The WeGo Star commuter rail also operates from Riverfront Station on weekdays. WeGo Route 18 provides bus service to the airport. BCycle bike-share stations are available.

The Gulch

A trendy and upscale neighborhood offering a sophisticated urban experience with chic boutiques and acclaimed restaurants. It's quieter than Broadway but still conveniently central, making it a good choice for those seeking a more relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere.

The Gulch is walkable and offers public transit connections via several WeGo Public Transit bus lines, including 17, 18, 3, 52, and 93, providing access to downtown and Midtown.

Germantown

A historic and charming neighborhood known for its well-preserved 19th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, and a thriving culinary scene. It offers a more relaxed vibe with excellent dining options and is home to a minor league baseball park.

Germantown has a good Transit Score, with several WeGo Public Transit bus routes (e.g., 9, 22, 28, 29, 42, 52) running through it. It's also considered bikeable. Connections to GEODIS Park are possible via bus transfers at WeGo Central.

East Nashville

Known for its eclectic and artistic vibe, East Nashville offers a vibrant local scene with diverse dining, unique shops, and live music venues. Historic Edgefield, a part of East Nashville, provides close proximity to Nissan Stadium.

East Nashville is served by WeGo Public Transit bus routes, such as the #56, which offers frequent service to downtown (a quick 4-minute ride).

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Parking, transit, and arrival strategy

Transit and approach

WeGo Public Transit provides bus service to the stadium. For Titans games, the 'Titans Express' commuter train service is often available.

Rideshare and parking

Rideshare: Several designated rideshare pickup and drop-off zones are within walking distance of the stadium. The two closest are Crutcher St (South end) and Gay St (North end, across the Woodland St Bridge), with more than a dozen additional designated zones on the downtown side of the river. Lot T houses the Miller Lite Rideshare Lounge (a Lyft-powered waiting area near the pedestrian bridge) and ADA drop-off/pickup, rather than serving as a primary rideshare pickup/drop-off zone.

Parking: For Titans games, on-site parking is sold out in advance and there are no day-of sales available on campus. For concerts and non-NFL events, on-site parking is extremely limited and must be purchased in advance; after lots open for each event, parking may be purchased on-site at PMC lots until sold out. Single-game Titans parking becomes available via PMC in mid-August.

After the event

Broadway Honky Tonks

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Bridgestone ArenaNearby · 0.6 mi
GEODIS ParkNearby · 2.5 mi

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The game-day experience

Atmosphere area: East Bank of the Cumberland River, directly across from downtown Nashville.
Tailgating: Tailgating is permitted only directly behind your vehicle and may not extend into another space. Propane grills are not permitted; charcoal grills are allowed, with hot coals extinguished and disposed in the coal bibs/dumpsters provided in the lots. Tents may not be staked into the ground (weights only). Glass bottles and cans are prohibited. All tailgating in stadium-controlled lots must cease at kickoff, and lots must be cleared of tailgating activities within 45 minutes after kickoff.
Signature food: Nashville Hot Chicken and local BBQ offerings.
Fan tradition: The 'Titan Up' chant and the arrival of the Titans' mascot, T-Rac, via zipline.
Pregame institution: Ole Red (300 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201)

Where to eat and drink nearby

Pregame picks

DraftKings Sports & Social Nashville
128 2nd Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37201 · Downtown
Ultimate destination for sports enthusiasts with a state-of-the-art LED media wall, views overlooking the Cumberland River and Nissan Stadium, and combines sports gaming with dining and entertainment.
What to order: Full lunch and dinner menu, shareables, signature crush bar drinks, tacos.
Broadway Brewhouse Downtown
317 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201 · Downtown
A decade-old institution with televisions in every direction, known for its extensive beer selection and original food, and is considered the best overall sports bar in Nashville.
What to order: Famous wings (Gringo, Chipotle BBQ, Panama, Mojo flavors), Bushwacker.