Getting to Nissan Stadium
Tennessee Titans · Nashville, TN
Nissan Stadium sits across the Cumberland from downtown Nashville, and its own transportation page is organised around that river rather than around any road. It names three pedestrian bridges, nine bus routes, and boats — and not one interstate. Walking over the Woodland Street Bridge is the arrival the stadium itself recommends.
Tips & Fan Reports
Park at the lot across from Moonshot Coffee/TownePlace Suites. Do a little early morning tailgate and if you need a snack, coffee, or bathroom it is all right across the street before walking to the stadium.
Several Cumberland River operators run boats to the stadium on gamedays, docking within walking distance — none are affiliated with the stadium, so book direct.
Nine WeGo routes serve the stadium; the numbers live on WeGoTransit.com rather than the stadium's own page.
WeGo's bus stop is on Woodland Street at S. 1st Street, right by the bridge.
Check for construction before relying on a particular pedestrian route.
The Woodland Street Bridge is the stadium's own recommendation for the fastest walk in from downtown.
Ways In
- Driving
- The stadium publishes no interstate route or exit on its transportation page — it documents arrival on foot, by bus and by boat instead, and points drivers at its parking maps.
- Public Transit
- WeGo runs nine local and express routes connecting directly to the stadium, with the drop-off and pick-up stop on Woodland Street at S. 1st Street, by the bridge. Route numbers are published by WeGo rather than by the stadium.
- Rideshare
- Uber and Lyft serve Nissan Stadium with designated pickup/dropoff zones on South 1st Street. From downtown Broadway, expect $8-12. From Nashville International Airport (BNA), $15-25. Post-game surge pricing is moderate. Walk back across the bridge for faster pickup downtown.
- Walking
- Pedestrian access is over the bridges from downtown: the Woodland Street Bridge, which the stadium recommends for fastest access, the Korean Veterans Blvd Bridge, and the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. You can also walk in from East Nashville at Woodland St and Shelby Ave, or along N. 1st Street. Pedestrian routes may be affected by construction.
Tennessee Titans Travel Gear
Clear bags, ponchos, and packable layers for getting to the gate.
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- Getting there
Nissan Stadium transportation page on nissanstadium.com
- Transit
WeGo local service is $2.00 for two hours unlimited, capped at $4/day — but WeGo and the Titans announced on 18 August 2026 a renewed and expanded collaboration providing "free local bus fare systemwide on Titans' home game days", with nine local and express routes connecting to Nissan Stadium. This site prices game day, so the game-day fare is the one stored. Walking entries carry no transit fare by definition
- Lodging
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