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Neyland Stadium (University of Tennessee)

Neyland Stadium (University of Tennessee)

4.7 (5,557 reviews)
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Best time to visit

Fall Saturdays during football season are best, arrive about 90 minutes before kickoff to catch the Vol Walk and the Pride of the Southland band.

Budget tips

Ticket prices vary by opponent, buy through the official UT box office to avoid resale fees and check secondary sites for last-minute deals; campus tours have a modest fee through the Visitor Center and parking near the stadium often costs extra.

Recommended for

College football fans, Families, Sports photographers, College traditions enthusiasts

Plan your visit

Game day: 3-5 hours; Tour: 45-60 min

About

Fatti rapidi: Neyland Stadium routinely hosts crowds exceeding 100,000, ranking it among the largest college football venues in the United States. The stadium's vivid orange-and-white checkerboard end zones and the Pride of the Southland marching band's powerful pregame shows create an intense sensory experience before kickoff.

Punti salienti: A standout tradition is the band forming the giant 'T' on the field, with more than 300 members executing precise movements that cue the start of the game. Fans joining in the 'Rocky Top' singalong and synchronized stomps, often from crowds around 100,000, produce a deafening, chest-vibrating roar that defines the home-game atmosphere.

Insider tips

  • Wear layers and orange, fall nights can get chilly and tailgates are sun-exposed.
  • Arrive 90 minutes early for prime photo spots of the band, tunnel entrance, and the sea of orange.
  • Prebook a parking pass or use campus garages and shuttle lots, they are usually cheaper than stadium-adjacent lots.
  • Avoid long food lines by eating shortly after kickoff or visiting smaller vendors near the north end.
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Reviews

Reviews (3)

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Ying M.7mo ago

Got there at kickoff, gates had a short line but concourse was crowded. Food was $8 to $12 and beer ran higher. Tailgating made the visit fun despite the wait.

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Ramiro S.9mo ago

Arrived two hours early, parked in lot for $20 and got through security fast. Seats had great sightlines, concessions pricey but worth it for the atmosphere.

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Derek R.9mo ago

Bought last minute upper deck tickets for $25, view was okay but sound felt distant. Exit traffic took over an hour, not worth the time for the price.