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MLS
Stadium Guide
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Nashville, TN
home of the
Nashville SC
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home of the
Nashville SC
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home of the
Nashville SC
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home of the
Nashville SC
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Opened
2022
Capacity of
30,000
Nashville SC
Geodis Park
Tickets on
SeatGeek
Best way there
WeGo to Charlotte Ave / 51st Ave
15-minute walk to the gates.
Tickets
Mobile, in the Nashville SC app
Entry is fully mobile.
Arrive by
Gates open 90 min early
Some matches open earlier. Check the matchday guide.
Bag policy
Clear bags only, 12" × 6" × 12"
Small clutches up to 4.5" × 6.5". Diaper bags must be clear.
Food & water
No outside food or drinks
Medical and special-needs food exceptions only.
Parking
$15–$30
On-site and nearby Nations lots.
Nearest airport
Nashville (BNA) · 9 mi
About 18 min by car.
Best value seats
Upper midfield sections
Be aware the upper deck is notably higher than at most MLS venues given the stadium’s large capacity.
Geodis Park opened in 2022 as the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States, seating 30,000 fans for Nashville SC matches. The venue sits in the Nations neighborhood of west Nashville and was designed to be a proper cathedral for soccer — a steep lower bowl, covered upper tiers, a dedicated standing supporter section, and acoustics built to hold crowd noise. For a club that hadn't existed a few years earlier, it's an ambitious and impressive facility.
The Nations is a neighborhood that's grown rapidly around the stadium since its opening, with new restaurants and bars following the club's presence. Getting there from downtown Nashville means a drive or rideshare — about 10 to 15 minutes — as the location is west of the city center. Nashville SC has built a genuine supporter culture quickly, and a matchday at Geodis Park has the feel of a proper European-style soccer occasion that's still somewhat rare in MLS.
BNA is about 9 miles east of GEODIS Park. Rideshare runs $20-30. There is no direct transit, so rideshare or driving.
ADA spaces are in the affiliated lots. Accessible drop-off is near the main entrance. Accommodations: nashvillesc.com.
On-site and adjacent parking is in the Nations and West Nashville areas, including team-affiliated lots and community lots a short walk away. Pre-purchase online for better rates.
Surrounding lots and the Nations bars and breweries along 51st Ave are the main pre-game spots. Nashville SC's 1Hooligan supporter group brings atmosphere before the match and in the supporter section.
WeGo bus routes on Charlotte Ave have stops within walking distance. Transit is limited, and most fans drive or rideshare. Routes and game-day service at wegotransit.com.
Drop-off is near the main entrance. Post-match surge pricing is heavy. Walk a few blocks north toward Charlotte Ave before requesting to cut wait and cost.
GEODIS Park is in the Nations, with many bars and restaurants along 51st Ave. If you are staying in West Nashville or the Nations, walking is easy.
Bike parking is near GEODIS Park. The greenway network and Cumberland River Greenway connect from downtown and other neighborhoods.
Outside drinks are not permitted.
Outside food is not permitted.
Exceptions for medical requirements and special needs.
Clear bag only. Bring as little as possible.
Allowed:
Diaper bags must be clear and meet the policy. They are subject to search. Bottled formula and small snacks for infants are allowed in a clear bag.
Prohibited: large purses, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, luggage, computer bags or anything over the size limit.
Bag check is on the North side on Benton Avenue between Gates B and C.
Medically necessary items that do not fit a clear bag are excepted.
Geodis Park opened in 2022 as the largest soccer-specific stadium in the US and Canada by capacity. Lower midfield sections are close to the touchline with excellent sightlines and a strong atmosphere. At this size, choose midfield deliberately.
Upper midfield gives a full elevated view of the pitch. The upper deck is a bigger step up in height than at compact MLS stadiums.
At this scale, far upper corners and end goal sections are distant from midfield. The south end supporter section is energetic and standing, but limited for watching the full game.
The main stand on the west side faces east and gets upper deck shade earlier in the afternoon. East side stands get more direct sun for evening kickoffs. The shaded west side is a real advantage June through August.
The stadium has no roof. Summer afternoon kickoffs are intense, especially in the upper deck with less shade. Evenings are more comfortable. Summer afternoon thunderstorms occur. Spring and fall are some of the best conditions in MLS.
Main Concourse - West Tennessee-style whole-hog BBQ. Get the pulled pork sandwich with signature sauce.
Section 115 - Nashville's hot chicken chain, with heat from Southern to "Shut the Cluck Up."
Throughout the Stadium - Local craft brewery pouring Extra Easy ESB and rotating seasonal taps.
Several Nashville SC supporter groups organize pre-match tailgates in the parking areas around Geodis Park before home matches. Check current supporter group social media accounts for meetup times and locations before each match.
New for 2026: The Backline organizes a pre-match march to Geodis Park. Supporters meet at Lot 5 (Fair Park) for a tailgate, then march down Bransford Ave to Benton Ave and through the Geodis Park Fan Plaza.
Nashville SC's supporter sections 106–110 at Geodis Park form the south end standing section behind the goal. Nashville SC's supporter culture has grown rapidly, aided by Geodis Park's outstanding acoustics. Standing for the full 90 minutes and chanting throughout is the expectation. Non-Nashville SC apparel is not permitted in the supporter sections.
The Backline Supporters Collective keeps a chant list on the Nashville SC website — nashvillesc.com/fans/chant.
Nursing: The Comfort Room, Section 127, is for private breastfeeding or pumping, first-come, first-served. Nursing is welcome anywhere in the stadium.
Changing tables: In nearly all public restrooms.
Strollers: Allowed in the stadium but not seating areas. Check them at the Guest Services Window behind Section 113.
Tip: Tag-a-Kid (Guest Services Window, Section 113) gives a wristband with parent/child info and your seat location in case you get separated.
Kids free: Under 2, on a guardian's lap. Kids 3 and older need a ticket.
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