Nissan Stadium guide: schedule, kickoff times, food, parking and bag policy

Nissan Stadium holds 69,143 fans and is home to Tennessee Titans (NFL) and Tennessee State Tigers (NCAA FCS). This page lists every remaining home game with its kickoff time, and the stadium's gates, food, parking and bag rules.

When are the remaining home games?

9 home games left, starting Sat Oct 24, 2026. Times are local (Central).

When do the gates open at Nissan Stadium?

Nissan Stadium entrances open two hours prior to kickoff for Titans home games. For all other events, check NissanStadium.com. (source)

Is Nissan Stadium closing?

The current Nissan Stadium will continue hosting Titans and TSU games through the 2026 season while the new enclosed Nissan Stadium, being built next door, is anticipated to open in 2027. (source)

Is there a sun and shade map for Nissan Stadium?

Not yet. The Titans move to a new stadium next door, and we are not modelling stands that are due to close. We only publish seat and sun data measured from a survey of the stands as they are now, so this guide sticks to the schedule, parking and stadium policies until a newer survey is flown.

Before you go

• Bags: Clear bags must be 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches or smaller, including clear cinch sacks, clear diaper bags, and gallon ziploc bags. Non-transparent bags, wallets, and cases must not exceed 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches, even if placed inside a larger clear bag, and remain subject to inspection. The clear bag policy is in effect for all Nissan Stadium events. Storage lockers for oversized bags and prohibited items are available for rent at Gates 3 and 9 starting at $10. Bag policy.
• Payment: Nissan Stadium accepts credit card and mobile payment only at all vendors, concession stands, bars, parking, and retail locations. Cash conversion is available inside the stadium at the reverse ATM behind section 124.
• Getting there: WeGo Public Transit local bus routes 4 (Shelby), 14 (Whites Creek), 23 (Dickerson Pike), 41 (Golden Valley), and 56 (Gallatin Pike) connect to Nissan Stadium, dropping off on Woodland Street and South 1st Street near the Woodland Street bridge. All local WeGo bus fare is free on Titans home gamedays. Express park-and-ride routes also run from Bellevue, Hickory Hollow, Cool Springs, and Gallatin/Hendersonville. Parking and transit.
• Food: Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Nissan Stadium. Containers including coolers, glass bottles, and cans cannot be carried in. Only clear, soft-sided, empty water bottles are allowed; hard-sided and non-transparent bottles are not permitted. Guests with a medical need should see a security staff member for assistance.

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