What is the capacity of Nissan Stadium?

Nissan Stadium is the home of the Tennessee Titans, situated on the east bank of the Cumberland River in Nashville. Known for its proximity to the Broadway entertainment district and its upcoming replacement by a modern dome, it remains a focal point for football in Tennessee.

🏛️History

Origins

Constructed to facilitate the Oilers' move from Houston to Nashville and provide the new "Titans" with a modern home in the heart of the city.

Major Renovations

2015Added high-definition video boards and naming rights changed to Nissan

2024Construction began on the "New Nissan Stadium," a multi-billion dollar replacement (opening 2027)

Notable Moments

Jan 8, 2000The "Music City Miracle" - Titans defeat Bills on a last-second lateral return

AnnualHome of the Music City Bowl and CMA Music Festival

2021Hosted the NHL Stadium Series (Predators vs. Lightning)

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The lower level (sections 133-138) provides excellent field proximity. The West side gets the best shade during afternoon games.

Parking Tips

Park in downtown Nashville and walk across the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge for the best entrance experience. Lots at the stadium are limited and require pre-purchased passes.

Game Day

Join the "T-P-A-C" tailgate party at the south end. Watch for the "Fireball" pyrotechnics on the field and enjoy live country music throughout the gameday experience.