Tennessee Titans
Venue and travel guide
Venue and location
Address
1 Titans Way
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City
Nashville
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State
TN
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Venue name
Nissan Stadium
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Zip code
37213
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Parking
Guide url
https://nissanstadium.com/transportation/
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Hours
Stadium lots open approximately 4 hours before kickoff and close 2 hours after the event.
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Overnight
Not permitted on event days — lots close 2 hours after the event; violators subject to towing.
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Premium
On-site lots sold as season parking tied to PSLs/season tickets; sold out for gameday — no day-of sales on campus.
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Public transport
WeGo local buses are free system-wide on Titans home gamedays; WeGo Star train and Park & Ride express buses also serve games.
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Recommended lots
Riverside Lot B for main east gate; Lot D for north entrance
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Towing
All stadium lots require a Titans-issued parking pass on game days; vehicles without passes or left after lot closure will be towed.
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Traffic
I-24/Shelby Avenue and Woodland Street bridge approaches on the east bank; S. 1st/S. 2nd Street roadblocks near kickoff — police urge early arrival.
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Public transportation
App
WeGo Transit app / wegotransit.com; stadium interactive campus map for wayfinding.
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Ferry
None — no scheduled ferry/water taxi service to the stadium.
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Shuttles
Dropoff
Nissan Stadium campus shuttle zone.
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Frequency
Gray Line is continuous pre-game; WeGo gameday routes run on event schedules posted at wegotransit.com.
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Notes
Shuttle ticket purchase does not guarantee parking at the shuttle origin lot.
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Operator
Gray Line Tennessee.
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Pickup
Gray Line Tennessee designated downtown pickup point (see graylinetn.com for current location).
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Bicycles
Secure
Free staffed Bike Valet by Walk Bike Nashville (blue tent at S. 1st St across from the pedestrian bridge foot); racks themselves are unmonitored — stadium not responsible for lost/stolen bikes.
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Share distance
At the pedestrian bridge base — roughly 5 minutes' walk to gates.
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Share station
Nashville BCycle station at the base of the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge near the stadium.
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Valet
Yes — free for Titans home games; check-in up to 2 hours before kickoff, check-out up to 1 hour after the game; no lock needed.
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Accessibility
Fun fact
Nissan Stadium's Sensory Room in Section 101 was designed with medical professionals, and the venue is a KultureCity-certified sensory-inclusive stadium.
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Sensory
KultureCity Sensory Kits at Section 124 Fan Services; dedicated Sensory Room at Section 101; quiet Mother's Lounges at Sections 310 and 337.
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Service animals
Trained service animals welcome; must remain on leash/harness and under handler control.
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Food and vendors
Parking Apps Accepted
PMC online booking (park.parkingmgt.com), SeatGeek for parking passes; SpotHero/ParkMobile widely used for nearby off-site lots.
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Venue history
Capacity (source context unspecified)
69,143
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Original capacity
Approximately 67,000 at opening (since expanded to 69,143).
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Original name
Adelphia Coliseum (1999–2002); later The Coliseum (2002–2006) and LP Field (2006–2015); Nissan Stadium since 2015.
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Records
Derrick Henry's 99-yard touchdown run vs. Jacksonville (Dec. 6, 2018), tying the NFL record for longest rush.
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Retired numbers
Oilers/Titans retired numbers honored via the Ring of Honor, including Earl Campbell (34), Warren Moon (1), Bruce Matthews (74), Mike Munchak (63), Elvin Bethea (65), Jim Norton (43), and Titans greats Steve McNair (9) and Eddie George (27).
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Venue details
Climate
Open-air venue — hot, humid early-season games and cold, wet late-season weather possible; the 2027 dome will be climate-controlled.
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Expandable capacity
Up to roughly 75,000 with temporary seating for concerts/special events; New Nissan Stadium will hold about 60,000.
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Features
Twin end-zone HD video boards; downtown skyline views across the Cumberland River; pedestrian-bridge access from downtown.
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Orientation
Roughly north–south alignment on the east bank of the Cumberland River.
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