I had a great time exploring this football stadium gate was wide open. Nobody's there and let the…read morepeople come in and look at it so that's what I did walk dinner took some photos looked around had a great time.

We drove by the stadium during a recent weekend visit to the campus. The entrance was closed but,…read morewe could still get a very good look at this wonderful football complex. We hope to return this fall and see a game in person.

I've come here several times to watch Athletes Unlimited professional women's basketball games…read more Because this venue is so small, there are both pros and cons of its size. There is plenty of public parking nearby, the security and food lines go quickly, and you are always guaranteed a seat close to the action. However the seats have so little legroom it gets very uncomfortable to sit for any length of time. Even though there are plenty of food and drink options and the entertainment is on point, I always welcome the end of an event when I can finally stretch my legs!

As my old review is from 8 years ago at this point, it seemed like it was overdue for an update…read more I've seen other shows here in that time, most recently this month as my wife wanted to catch the Empire of the Sun concert. It's still far from my favorite venue in Nashville, but it's older aesthetics kind of evoke nostalgia more than cries of "outdated" to me at this point. It feels permanently trapped in the late 20th century for sure-- interior paintings of Kiss and Judas Priest feel recent, as if (I know the latter is still touring) those acts just played to celebrate the release of their latest classic album to teenagers who paid $20 for tickets and waited in line at the box office of the venue to do so. If you're going to be GA on the floor, this place is as good as any. If you're going to be in the stands, hope for a show that isn't completely sold out as it can get very cramped (particularly if you're on the taller side) if you have neighbors on each side. Luckily for us, the floor was full but the stands were moderate and I had room to stretch my legs + stand as wished. Sound here was surprisingly good. It's smaller inside than I remember, so most views from the stands are solid. Entry was fast this time around, staff was super friendly and welcoming. We didn't buy any concessions, so I'm not positive how much a drink will run you these days but my 8 year old complaint about $11 beers seems funny as nowadays a comparable drink at Bridgestone or the like may run you close to double that. Parking lots in the area are a bit cheaper than they are near the newer, hipper venues (like The Pinnacle, Brooklyn Bowl). All in all--not a venue I ever seek out intentionally, but one that I'll definitely go to for the right show.

Clear Bag policy! All events!…read more We were there for a graduation. It wasn't mentioned on the tickets, or invitations or anywhere. We were turned away in the rain, because the bags were not clear. Once inside the building, it was posted. Disappointing. 2 STARS

2 mile walk from our hotel for a concert, only to find out clear bag or no bags larger than a…read morepager. Now time for a great concert.

First time visiting, but I was definitely impressed. I didn't even know Clarksville possessed such…read morea gem as this. Came here for the Vandy vs APSU WBB game and left with the W for Vandy. Spontaneous adventure. Great atmosphere. Women's sports. Oh get you some popcorn. Can't attend a sporting event without grabbing a bag. The popcorn was fresh and buttery.

Well priced for open Ice Skate! Great for kids learning to ice skate. Love they have a snack and…read moredrink bar!

I like Bridgestone Arena! I've seen several great bands perform there! Most recently, my Sorority…read moreSister and I saw Iron Maiden at Bridgestone! We both love the lead singer, Bruce Dickinson and their mascot, Eddie! This was a great show: the "Legacy of the Beast" tour! Like Yelper Kayla S., mentioned, Bridgestone is super close to Broadway, making it typically a quick walk from your hotel, which is a huge bonus! Sorority Sister and I saw a legendary 80s hair band there, too, who also put on a great show! I don't think it was Def Leppard; however that's the closest band I see on the Bridgestone concert archives website. It was funny because the drummer, who was dressed in his best 80s leotard tights, and 80s t-shirt, bounded out of (his and our) hotel building running late for the show! He jumped into a cab and went around the corner straight to Bridgestone. Bridgestone does a good job with security; they have all the eats and drinks you could want; their merch is always displayed well, priced well, and readily available. I love Bridgestone!

Bridgestone is by far my favorite large event venue in Nashville. The crowd management is top notch…read moreand I never feel like I'm waiting in long lines, even when the event is sold out. The staff is friendly, helpful, and efficient. Some of the seats near the top are very narrow when it comes to legroom, so be prepared to stand up and stretch sometimes. If you're at a predators game, this will be no problem as the crowd likes to get loud and proud! If at a concert, the "nosebleeds" are still relatively close to the action and climate controlled vs the outdoor/stadium venue options around town. Parking can be expensive on Broadway, so a ride share might be a better option if you can walk a couple blocks for pickup.

Loved this park - had a great time and the food was pretty good!…read more We only had one problem which was immediately taken care of - kids throwing food from the suites above to the lower deck. Once we go the usher's attention, he took care of it. After that .. we were back to enjoying the game. It is a beautiful park and the surrounding area is nice as well. Would I go back? Yes

Our first time at a minor league game and I have to say I really enjoyed it…read more If you've ever been to Petco park, you know the crowds, lack of affordable seating (nosebleed seats are not fun) can be off putting, not to mention the high cost of parking and traffic. So needless to say, this was such a nice surprise. While we were lucky enough to have been invited to a suite, looking around there is not a bad seat in the house. Lots of younger kids were in the stands, so I am looking forward to bringing my grandsons. Its a cashless facility, which I've never experienced before. I use my credit card for everything to get points, so it didnt bother me. The facility was pretty clean and I was happy to see a station for nursing mothers. Things like that truly show a family friendly vibe and I am here for it. The lines at the snack stands didnt seem too bad, and the baseball was full of oh no and oh yea moments. We even got a few full rowd boos over play calls. Nothing to do on a Friday night? Check out the Sounds at First Horizon Park!

First time sitting in Vanderbilt's new stadium. I'm not sure how sold I am on the new layout…read morethough. Came here for the lsu vs Vandy game and I must say it didn't end in my favor, but I enjoyed the atmosphere nonetheless.

On this particular game day, Vandy Stadium was rocking. Unfortunately, for my Kentucky Wildcats, we…read moredid not win the game. It took a little while to get to the seats due to everyone going up at the same time. It's an old stadium but has all the modern vending set ups. They offer alcoholic beverages and plenty of concession stand options. The problem today though was Kentucky did not win. Great town and nice stadium. You should definitely check it out.

Great baseball venue. Its not large so you are right in the action. Solid choices of refreshments…read more Below 40 degrees = free hot chocolate. For a college baseball venue this place is awesome. Not a bad seat in the house. Plus everyone was so very friendly. Watch a game here.

I have been coming to Hawkins Field since 2004 and many improvements have been made along with…read moreadditions. After all of the College World Series titles Coach Tim Corbin has brought class and fame to a great University that plays in the Southeast Conference. The stadium is clean and inviting as well as the baseball that has played their over the years. If you have not been it should be on your place to see in Nashville. The park has its own Green Monster in left field and a manicured field that boasts fast play on the base paths. Greats like David Price, Jeremy Soars, Sonny Gray, Mike Yastrzemski and other MLB players.

Nissan Stadium is a good reminder that not every venue has to be the newest one to be a good time…read more Yes, it's showing its age. And yes, there's a shiny new stadium rising next door that's going to steal a lot of attention. But for now, Nissan Stadium still gets the job done. Whether you're there for a Titans game or a concert, the sightlines are good, the sound is solid, and getting there is surprisingly easy. One of my favorite parts is the walk across the pedestrian bridges from Lower Broadway and downtown. It's a uniquely Nashville experience, especially when thousands of fans are all heading the same direction. The stadium itself isn't fancy by modern standards, but it remains functional, accessible, and enjoyable. I've had good experiences here, and that's ultimately what matters. A little older. A little worn. Still a good time. Four stars.

The new Nissan Stadium in Nashville is a 2.1-million-square-foot, 60,000-seat enclosed venue under…read moreconstruction on the East Bank of the Cumberland River, scheduled for completion in February 2027. It will feature a translucent roof, 360-degree concourses, and 38% closer seating to the field, designed to host NFL, college football, concerts, and major events like the Super Bowl. Gayle and I had the chance to watch all the construction up close as we navigated from the pedestrian bridge to the Edgefield neighborhood. That included a non-ADA compliant walk-around to get to the bridge over the Interstate. This was a huge operation and we got as close as we could without trespassing. Then there's the present Nissan Stadium that will be torn down (for a parking lot) after the new Stadium is finished. This is the home of the NFL's Tennessee Titans, formally the Houston Oilers. Opened in 1999, this 67,000+ capacity open-air venue hosts football games, concerts, and major events like the CMA Music Festival. Game Day is probably pretty exciting here (including before and after Broadway).