Nissan Stadium Seating Chart

Sections at Nissan Stadium

Nissan Stadium has a full lower ring, club levels on both sidelines and upper decks above them. The section numbers below are read off the stadium's general map, and the club names come from its accessibility page.

• Lower level — sections 101 to 146 in a full ring around the field
• East Stadium Club — club sections 202 to 222 on the east sideline
• Wesley Mortgage Stadium Club — club sections 225 to 245 on the west sideline
• Upper level — sections 303 to 321 on the east and 326 to 344 on the west, with none behind the end zones
• Suites — in towers on both sidelines

Best seats at Nissan Stadium

We found no official best-seat guide. On the stadium map, the Titans sideline is on the west side, in front of lower sections 128 to 142, with midfield around 134 to 136. The first and last few of those are corner sections. The visitors are on the east side, in front of 105 to 119, read off the map. The end zones are sections 101 to 104 and 143 to 146 to the north and 120 to 127 to the south.

Tips before you go

Clear bags up to 12 by 12 by 6 inches are allowed at every event, plus a small bag up to 4.5 by 6.5 inches. The stadium takes cards and mobile payment only, and there is no re-entry. Gates open 2 hours before Titans kickoffs. On-site parking for Titans games is sold out, and the stadium calls the Woodland Street Bridge from downtown the fastest way in on foot.

How to read the Nissan Stadium seating chart

Lower sections run from 101 to 146 all the way around the field. The 200s are club seats, 202 to 222 on the east side and 225 to 245 on the west.

Upper sections sit only on the sidelines, 303 to 321 on the east and 326 to 344 on the west. Nothing in the 300s sits behind either end zone.

Accessible seats are on every level, in sections such as 108, 134, 213, 236, 317 and 336. The ADA drop-off is in Lot T.

Building a seating chart for an event at Nissan Stadium

The stadium says the new building will have an enclosed roof that lets light through, with seats 38% closer to the field than in the current stadium. The Titans say the roof will not open. Local news reports it is due to be substantially complete on February 17, 2027, with concerts expected from April 2027. CMA Fest is scheduled to move into the new stadium on June 10 to 13, 2027. Events from spring 2027 on are set for the new building, so the section numbers on this page won't apply to them.

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Nissan Stadium?

The current Nissan Stadium seats 69,143, according to the Tennessean and Wikipedia; we found no figure on the stadium's own site. WSMV reported a record crowd of 73,874, for Ed Sheeran in 2023. The Titans plan about 60,000 seats for the new enclosed stadium being built next door.

What are the best seats at Nissan Stadium?

We found no official best-seat guide. On the stadium map, the Titans sideline is on the west side, in front of lower sections 128 to 142, with midfield around 134 to 136. The first and last few of those are corner sections. The visitors are on the east side, in front of 105 to 119, read off the map. The end zones are sections 101 to 104 and 143 to 146 to the north and 120 to 127 to the south.

What sections does Nissan Stadium have?

Main sections include: Lower level — sections 101 to 146 in a full ring around the field; East Stadium Club — club sections 202 to 222 on the east sideline; Wesley Mortgage Stadium Club — club sections 225 to 245 on the west sideline. Full breakdown in the sections list above.

Where is Nissan Stadium located?

Nissan Stadium is at One Titans Way, Nashville, TN 37213. Fans walk over from downtown on the Woodland Street Bridge, the Korean Veterans Boulevard Bridge or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. A Gray Line shuttle costs $20 round trip per person.

How do I plan a private event at Nissan Stadium?

Tailgating is allowed only directly behind your vehicle, with no propane grills, and it ends at kickoff. Plan the Titans tailgate group's tables in our free chart maker.

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