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Nissan Stadium Review

Exterior of Nissan Stadium

Game Attended: 9/29/13 vs. New York Jets

Nissan Stadium Capacity: 69,143

Date Opened: 8/27/99

Mile Traveled: 48 miles

Nissan Stadium Features

The NFL landed in Nashville in 1999. Nissan Stadium opened on the east bank of the Cumberland River for a price tag of 290 million dollars. The 69,143 seat field plays home to the Tennessee Titans, Tennessee State Tigers and Music City Bowl.

The stadium is separated into four sections on the east and west side. The endzones only feature lower level seating. The lower and upper level seating are blue chairbacks and the club level features red chariback seats. Every seat includes a cup holder.

Walking around the exterior you will notice plenty of trees around the stadium. The two club levels standout with the overhang and windows that you can see into.

Featured prominently in both endzones sit the scoreboard/viedoboards. Both boards measure out to 157 feet wide and 54 feet high. These massive screens made their debut in 2012.

On the East side of the stadium in the upper deck you can catch a view of the Nashville skyline.

Location: Nashville, TN

Team: Tennessee Titans

Tickets: Titans Tickets

Team Site: www.titansonline.com

LP Field Seating Chart:

Picture via Tickco.com

What To Do On Gamedays

Nashville Skyline from LP Field

Find parking around the stadium. If you want to head downtown and are on the stadium side of the Cumberland River there are a few bridges to cross.
Head over to Broadway Street. This is the home of country music. Many restaurants, bars, and entertainment are found here. Do you want to eat at a national restaurant like Hard Rock Cafe or go local spot like Jacks-Bar-B-Que? Plenty of live music being played at Tootsies, The Stage, and Legends Corner.
Off of Broadway you can find places like Coyote Ugly and Charlie Daniels Museum on 2nd street. If you walk towards the river you will see LP field, home of the Tennessee Titans. Down by the river they have a park to relax at and take in the city of Nashville.
If you're a fan of country music head over to the Country Music Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is located to the south of Bridgestone Arena on 5th Avenue.
Head back to Nissan Stadium and enjoy the game!

Nissan Stadium Overview

Nissan Stadium: The stadium design isn't going to impress many. The location of the stadium isn't bad. The team colors being used for the seats is great. The stadium would of been better suited to have one of the endzones facing the river and Nashville skyline. The live music was a nice touch since the Titans are in the "Music City".

Nashville: The city has great food, parks, and entertainment near Belmont. For food try the Pancake Pantry, Rotier's, or several restaurants on Belmont Boulevard by the Curb Event Center. If live music is your thing head to the famed Broadway Boulevard it's just a few miles away. At the end of Broadway, sits river front park which is a nice place to relax. Other cool attractions near campus are Music Row where many country stars have recorded music through the years. Centennial Park is located near Vanderbilt and the parks main feature is the Parthenon.

Scoreboard: The scoreboard are the best part of the stadium. They are a great size and you get two of them in the stadium.

Atmosphere: It's a NFL game so it's not horrible, but it wasn't too loud. The Titans fan base is getting weaker and weaker with every losing season. If things turn around, the atmosphere should get better.