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Nissan Stadium

Tennessee Titans — Nashville, TN

2026 is the farewell season of the current Nissan Stadium. A new, enclosed Nissan Stadium is under construction and scheduled to open in 2027 as the Titans' home; it is due to host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030. [source]

AddressOne Titans Way, Nashville, TN 37213
Map (OpenStreetMap)
Airports
BNA Nashville International Airport — 6 mi straight-line · WeGo route 18 runs from the Ground Transportation Center (Level 1, Terminal 2 Garage) to WeGo Central downtown. Express trips take about 20 minutes, local trips 35 to 45.
Time zoneAmerica/Chicago
Official sitenissanstadium.com

Address: source · airports: source · checked Nov 4, 2026. Distances are straight-line from published coordinates, not driving distance.

Getting back after the event

Downtown is a walk across the river: take the Woodland Street Bridge (the stadium's recommended route) or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, which lands one block south of Broadway. After Titans games, free WeGo buses board at Woodland St & S 1st St, and the Titans Express train leaves Riverfront Station for Lebanon one hour after the game ends. After a concert, the Gray Line shuttle returns from 10:00 pm until one hour after the show, and regular WeGo buses from WeGo Central run late: on Saturday, November 7, 2026, the last route 4 and route 56 buses leave at 1:15 am. Rideshare pickup is at Crutcher St, Gay St and the downtown zones.

ModeWhat runs after events
WalkCross to downtown on the Woodland Street Bridge, the Korean Veterans Blvd Bridge or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. The pedestrian bridge is about 3,150 feet long and reaches downtown one block south of Broadway. Construction around the stadium may change routes; follow the signs. [source]
BusTitans games: WeGo routes 4, 14, 23, 41 and 56 pick up on Woodland Street at South 1st Street, near the Woodland Street Bridge, with WeGo staff on site. Local buses are free all game day. WeGo does not publish a last post-game departure, so check the schedule for your event date. [source]
RailTitans Express train (WeGo Star): the return train to Lebanon leaves Riverfront Station, downtown across the river, one hour after the game ends. It runs only for Titans games and select special events, with tickets bought in advance. Regular WeGo Star trains run only on weekday mornings and afternoons, so there is no regular night train. [source]
BusRegular late WeGo service from WeGo Central (Elizabeth Duff Transit Center), downtown. In the schedule for Saturday, November 7, 2026, the last route 56 Gallatin Pike bus leaves Central at 1:15 am, the last route 4 Shelby bus at 1:15 am, and the last route 18 to the airport at 11:15 pm. Schedules change by date; check yours. [source]
ShuttleGray Line Tennessee: after Titans games, return shuttles to State Employee Lot 28 run from halftime until one hour after the game, boarding at Woodland St & S 1st St. After concerts, return shuttles run from 10:00 pm until one hour after the event ends. [source]
RidesharePickup at Crutcher St (south end) or Gay St (north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge), or at more than a dozen zones on the downtown side of the river. Pedicabs can take you to the zones from Woodland St & S 1st St or from the pedestrian bridge at S 1st St. [source]
If you miss itIf the event buses, train and shuttle have stopped, walk across the river to downtown and use a downtown rideshare zone or a regular WeGo route from WeGo Central, 400 Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Blvd. On Saturday, November 7, 2026, routes 4 and 56 ran until 1:15 am, but the last trip varies by route and date; check the WeGo schedule for your night. The stadium does not publish a taxi stand.

Source: wegotransit.com, nissanstadium.com, wegotransit.com, wegotransit.com, wegotransit.com, wegotransit.com, en.wikipedia.org · checked Nov 4, 2026

Getting there

Public transit

The stadium is across the Cumberland River from downtown, and most visitors walk over one of three bridges. On Titans game days all WeGo local buses are fare-free and five routes serve a stop at Woodland St & S 1st St, by the stadium. The Titans Express train runs from Lebanon to Riverfront Station downtown.

  1. Walk: the Woodland Street Bridge is the stadium's recommended route. The Korean Veterans Blvd Bridge and the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge also connect to downtown. You can also walk in from East Nashville (Woodland St & Shelby Ave) and N. 1st Street. Construction may change pedestrian routes; follow the signs.
  2. WeGo bus on Titans game days: local buses are free. Routes 4 Shelby, 14 Whites Creek, 23 Dickerson Pike, 41 Golden Valley and 56 Gallatin Pike serve the stadium stop on Woodland St & S 1st St. Downtown, board at the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at WeGo Central or at the Union Street stops across from the Metro Courthouse. Pick your event date when you check the schedule.
  3. WeGo express buses on game days, with free parking at the park & ride lots: route 87 from Gallatin and Hendersonville, route 95 from Cool Springs, route 3B from Bellevue and route 55 from Hickory Hollow. The Bellevue and Hickory Hollow buses are free; the others charge a fare.
  4. Titans Express train: a special WeGo Star train from Lebanon Station, with five more stops, to Riverfront Station downtown. Tickets are sold until 24 hours before departure or until they sell out.
  5. Concerts and other events: four WeGo routes serve the stop on Woodland St at S 1st St, and there is park & ride from the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center.
  6. Gray Line Tennessee shuttle, ticket bought in advance or by QR code on site (no cash): for Titans games it runs from State Employee Lot 28 starting 90 minutes before kickoff until kickoff, and drops off at Woodland St & S 1st St. For concerts it runs from 90 minutes before the start time.
  7. Other ways: pedicabs, e-scooter corrals near the stadium, free bike valet by Walk Bike Nashville at S. 1st St across from the foot of the pedestrian bridge, and private river boats on Titans game days.

Source: nissanstadium.com, wegotransit.com, wegotransit.com, graylinetn.com · checked Nov 4, 2026

Driving and parking

For Titans games, on-site parking is sold out and there are no day-of sales on campus; book a nearby PMC lot in advance. For concerts and other events, on-site parking is very limited and must be bought in advance; PMC lots sell on site after they open, until sold out.

Source: nissanstadium.com, nissanstadium.com · checked Nov 4, 2026

Rideshare (Uber, Lyft)

The two closest rideshare zones are Crutcher St at the south end and Gay St at the north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge. More than a dozen more zones are on the downtown side of the river.

Source: nissanstadium.com · checked Nov 4, 2026

Bag policy

NFL clear-bag policy at all events, NFL and non-NFL: clear bags no larger than 12" x 12" x 6", plus a non-clear clutch no larger than 4.5" x 6.5".

Source: nissanstadium.com, nissanstadium.com · checked Nov 4, 2026

Where to stay

AreaWhy
Downtown and Lower BroadwayA walk over the Woodland Street Bridge or the pedestrian bridge, with no transit needed. More than a dozen rideshare zones are on this side of the river.
East NashvilleThe stadium lists a walking route in from East Nashville at Woodland St & Shelby Ave, so no bridge crossing or transit is needed.
East Corridor (Donelson to Lebanon)The Titans Express train stops east of downtown from Donelson to Lebanon, and the return train leaves Riverfront Station one hour after the game.

Source: nissanstadium.com, wegotransit.com · checked Nov 4, 2026

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