Nissan Stadium parking ranges from $15-$40+ across official stadium lots and surrounding garages. Tennessee Titans game day parking passes can be prepaid online for the closest lots, with cheaper options available within walking distance of the venue. Tailgating is allowed in designated lots only; find lot maps, ADA accessible parking, and rideshare drop-off details below.
Common questions
How much is parking at Nissan Stadium?
Where can I find cheap parking near Nissan Stadium?
Where do I park for a Tennessee Titans game at Nissan Stadium?
Can you tailgate at Nissan Stadium?
How Much Is Parking at Nissan Stadium?
Parking near Nissan Stadium ranges from roughly $15 to $40+ per event depending on lot proximity, event type, and how far in advance you book.
Official on-campus lots managed by the Titans require a pre-purchased pass, with fees starting at $25 for standard spaces. Third-party lots in East Nashville, such as Main Event Parking roughly half a mile from the stadium, charge around $35-$40 per vehicle on event days. Downtown Nashville garages across the Cumberland River are generally the most affordable option, with event-day rates commonly falling between $15 and $25 at locations like the Metro Courthouse/Public Square Garage.
Season parking decals for Titans ticket holders are also available. Private season-pass operators near the stadium, such as Oldham Street Warehouse, charge around $500 for all 2026 home games. No cash is accepted in official stadium lots, all payments must be made in advance through the stadium’s authorized platforms or directly with lot operators.
Nissan Stadium Parking Lots and Maps
Nissan Stadium is surrounded by 18 official lettered lots, labeled A through T, with two A lots and no I or L lots, that encircle the venue on its East Nashville campus.
The official lots include Lot A, Lot B, Lot C, Lot E (19 S. 1st Street), Lot F (6 Main St.), Lot N (1 Titans Way), Lot R (400 S. 1st St.), Lot T, and additional surface lots. All are paid lots with no day-of cash sales on Titans game days. Fans with a Nissan Stadium parking pass can use the official interactive campus map at nissanstadium.com for turn-by-turn directions to their specific lot.
For fans unable to secure an on-campus space, the majority of publicly available parking is located on the west side of the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville. From downtown garages, fans can walk across the Woodland Street Bridge or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge for direct access to the stadium. Walking routes are also available from East Nashville via Woodland St. and Shelby Ave., and from N. 1st Street, though pedestrian routes may be impacted by ongoing construction, always follow posted signage.
Preferred/Premium Parking at Nissan Stadium
Premium parking at Nissan Stadium is available through official Titans-issued passes, VIP suite access, and season-pass programs, all of which must be secured well before game day.
Luxury suite holders receive VIP parking access along with Club Lounge entry, concierge services, and dedicated suite attendants. These amenities are bundled into suite packages and are not sold separately on event day. For PSL and season ticket holders, the Titans offer seasonal parking decals that cover all preseason and regular season games, with an upgrade tier that includes postseason. These passes grant access to the closest on-campus lots.
Private operators near the stadium also offer reserved season-long spots. Oldham Street Warehouse, a five-minute walk from the gates, offers a limited number of reserved season spots for the full 2026 Titans season, with the lot opening three hours before kickoff. Tailgating is permitted and restrooms are available on site. For individual games, prepaid reserved spots through SpotHero and ParkMobile in Lots closest to the gates typically command premium event pricing, particularly for marquee matchups.
Free Parking Near Nissan Stadium
There is no free parking directly adjacent to Nissan Stadium on Titans game days, all nearby lots and garages charge event-day rates.
The most budget-friendly paid option is parking in downtown Nashville garages, located roughly a mile from the stadium across the Cumberland River. The Metro Courthouse/Public Square Garage lists special event rates as low as $15, making it one of the most affordable close-in options. The 2nd Avenue Garages are another popular choice at approximately $25 when prepaid online, and they offer the added benefit of easy access to Broadway after the game.
The genuinely free alternative is taking the WeGo Express Train. Parking is free at each WeGo train station east of downtown, stops include Donelson, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet, Martha, Hamilton Springs, and Lebanon, and fans can ride in and walk a short distance from Riverfront Station to the stadium. This is the best no-cost parking strategy for fans coming from the eastern suburbs. The Music City Star Game Day Express also occasionally offers free reserved train tickets on a first-come, first-served basis, so checking availability before each home game is worthwhile.
Can You Tailgate at Nissan Stadium?
Yes, tailgating is allowed in all official Nissan Stadium parking lots, which open four hours before kickoff.
Fans can set up tailgates in the space directly behind their vehicle. The core stadium tailgating rules are: propane grills are not permitted, setup must be limited to the space directly behind your vehicle without extending into adjacent spaces, and you cannot block a roadway or access to another spot. Charcoal and other non-propane setups are the go-to for fans.
Third-party lots in East Nashville, including Main Event Parking (about a 16-20 minute walk from the gates), also welcome tailgating and tend to attract pre-game crowds. Tailgating in downtown parking garages across the river is prohibited. For fans who want the full pre-game experience with food, drinks, and space, securing a spot in an official stadium lot or a nearby East Nashville surface lot is the best approach. Lots open four hours before kickoff, so arriving early is key to finding a prime tailgate setup.
ADA and Handicap Parking at Nissan Stadium
Nissan Stadium has more than 100 accessible parking spaces available across its on-campus lots, all offered on a first-come, first-served basis.
To park in an ADA space on Titans game days, fans must have both a valid Titans-issued parking pass and a state-issued ADA placard or license plate. Accessible parking passes must be purchased in advance, there are no day-of sales. For non-Titans events, the same process applies: a Nissan Stadium-issued parking pass plus a valid ADA placard is required for accessible spaces.
The designated ADA drop-off and pick-up zone is located in Lot T. Drivers should travel southbound on S. 5th St. from Shelby Ave. to reach the drop-off area. A separate stadium-issued ADA Lane Pass is required to access the lane through law enforcement roadblocks, this pass does not include on-site parking and must be requested in advance through the stadium’s official website. Accessible buses are also available through the InShuttle Park-and-Ride program on Titans game days at a $10 round-trip fare (children 5 and under ride free). For full accessibility details, visit the Accessibility page at tennesseetitans.com.
Uber and Lyft Drop-Off at Nissan Stadium
Uber and Lyft riders have several designated pick-up and drop-off zones within walking distance of Nissan Stadium’s gates.
The two closest rideshare zones to the stadium are at Crutcher Street on the south end and Gay Street on the north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge. For fans coming from downtown, more than a dozen additional designated rideshare zones are located on the downtown side of the Cumberland River. Key intersections include the corner of Shelby Ave. and S. 2nd St., the corner of the Pedestrian Bridge and S. 1st St., and the corner of Woodland St. and S. 1st St.
After the game, rideshare wait times spike significantly, follow posted staff signage to reach your assigned zone rather than requesting a pickup from a random street corner. Pedicabs also operate between the stadium and rideshare zones during events, providing a handy last-mile option when traffic backs up around the bridges. Plan your post-game pickup zone before kickoff to avoid confusion in the crowd.
Public Transit to Nissan Stadium
WeGo Public Transit is the primary public transportation option to Nissan Stadium, offering free bus service on four direct routes to a stop on Woodland St. at the corner of S. 1st St. on Titans game days.
In addition to free local bus service, WeGo operates a Park and Ride Express Bus from three surrounding neighborhoods and an Express Train running east of downtown from Donelson to Lebanon. Fans can park free at any WeGo train station along the corridor, stops include Donelson, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet, Martha, Hamilton Springs, and Lebanon, and ride to Riverfront Station, which is a short walk from the stadium over the pedestrian bridge. Full details are available at WeGoTransit.com/Community/Nissan-Stadium.
The Gray Line Tennessee Gameday Shuttle is another popular option, with continuous service beginning 90 minutes before kickoff and return shuttles running until approximately one hour after the game ends. The round-trip cost is $20 per person, and tickets must be purchased in advance, cash is not accepted on-site, but QR codes are available near parking lots for last-minute purchases. The InShuttle Park-and-Ride system on Titans game days loads buses starting 90 minutes before kickoff through 15 minutes after kickoff, with round-trip tickets at $10 for adults and free for children under 5. Contact InShuttle at 615-255-3519 for stops and schedules.
Nissan Stadium Parking Tips
The single most important tip for Nissan Stadium parking is to book in advance, on-site Titans game lots sell out entirely, and there are no day-of cash sales on campus.
Use ParkMobile or SpotHero to reserve a confirmed spot before game day. For the closest on-campus experience with tailgating, aim for Lots A-C or the lots directly adjacent to your stadium gate. If those are sold out, third-party lots in East Nashville like Main Event Parking (a 16-20 minute walk) offer tailgating-friendly spaces at $35-$40. Budget-conscious fans should park in a downtown Nashville garage for $15-$25, then walk across the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge, roughly a 10-12 minute walk with excellent skyline views.
Arrive at least 2.5 hours before kickoff to clear traffic backups on I-24 and I-65. From I-24 East, use Exit 48 (James Robertson Parkway/State Capitol) and follow roadside signage to your specific lot letter. From I-24 West, use Exit 47 (Jefferson Street). For the easiest post-game exit, consider the WeGo bus or the Gray Line Shuttle rather than fighting vehicle traffic out of the East Nashville lots. If you have a Nissan Stadium parking pass, use the interactive campus map on nissanstadium.com for real-time turn-by-turn directions directly to your lot.
Heading to a show? See our Nissan Stadium bag policy for everything else you need to know before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is on-site parking available for Titans games at Nissan Stadium?
On-site parking for Titans games is sold out for season pass holders, and there are no day-of sales available on campus. Fans without a pre-purchased pass must use downtown Nashville garages, third-party lots in East Nashville, or public transit.
Can I pay cash for parking at Nissan Stadium?
No. There is no cash parking in the official Nissan Stadium lots. All parking must be purchased in advance, and anyone without a valid pass will be turned away at the lot entrance.
What time do Nissan Stadium parking lots open on game day?
Official Nissan Stadium lots open four hours before kickoff for Titans games. Third-party lots, such as Main Event Parking, typically open 2.5 to 3 hours before kickoff, confirm with each operator before game day.
Where do Uber and Lyft drop off at Nissan Stadium?
The two closest rideshare drop-off zones are at Crutcher Street on the south end and Gay Street on the north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge. More than a dozen additional zones are located on the downtown side of the Cumberland River.
How do I get ADA parking at Nissan Stadium?
Fans with disabilities must have both a valid Titans-issued parking pass and a state-issued ADA placard or license plate to use accessible spaces. The ADA drop-off zone is in Lot T, and a separate stadium-issued ADA Lane Pass must be requested in advance through nissanstadium.com.
Is tailgating allowed at Nissan Stadium?
Yes, tailgating is permitted in all official Nissan Stadium lots, which open four hours before kickoff. Propane grills are not allowed, and fans must set up only in the space directly behind their vehicle. Tailgating is prohibited in downtown parking garages.
What is the cheapest parking option near Nissan Stadium?
Downtown Nashville garages, such as the Metro Courthouse/Public Square Garage, offer event-day rates starting around $15. The truly free option is parking at a WeGo train station east of downtown, parking at those stations is free, and riding the train to Riverfront Station, then walking to the stadium.
Is there a shuttle from downtown Nashville to Nissan Stadium?
Yes. The Gray Line Tennessee Gameday Shuttle runs continuous service starting 90 minutes before kickoff at a cost of $20 round-trip per person. The InShuttle Park-and-Ride system also operates on Titans game days for $10 round-trip for adults, with accessible buses available.
