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Veronica M.

I have honestly enjoyed every time I have come to a game or an event here. I feel they need a bit more variety on food/beverage options because it feels the sameness in every spot. I found a spot with really good burgers and hot dogs. I didn't try the nachos but they looked really good. The stadium is clean and really nice. The vibe is awesome. Love the spirit of the fans and the atmosphere of the whole place. Parking is difficult but people near by have "pay for parking" $20-35 and you can always get uber/lyft specially if you'll be drinking. They don't have many options for drinks and as always overpriced but we already know so be prepared. Overall, great space and great time, specially when winning !

Astrid S.

I'm only giving it 4 starts because food is expensive and parking can be a nightmare. I'm a regular at soccer games for a few years now and I have slowly seen these prices go up and up. The actual stadium is basically state of the art. You have a great view from any seat. They have made some changes to the "home" section and now you have some seats and some as standing room only. I suggest always get there with plenty of time. The parking structure is limited and the surrounding areas are highly residential. Meaning, narrow streets and also limited parking.

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Mirko P.

Get even better. This 2026 season started off with the several big wins. We expect another big win tonight against Minnesota United team. Geodis is a beautiful venue and I'm really glad that Nashville has a real soccer stadium.

Nashville Sc team lining up for a photo.
Jorge A.

Nashville Soccer Club plays at this stadium. Come here to GEODIS park if you want to see the best team ever.

Frozen Margarita
Emily S.

So cool. Def pricey, but very good frozen margaritas. Saw Tyler Childers last Friday! Such a great show. This is a great venue.

Sunset at a Nashville SC game
Maddie H.

After all the times, I've been to Geodis I can't believe I've never reviewed it. I've been here for a special event and also for Nashville soccer club games. I particularly love the food options here and as it's a newer stadium everything is really nice. I don't love having to walk up 1 million stairs in the parking situation is a little brutal. However, I can forgive those faults because the experience here and the staff are always amazing.

Mike V.

Had a great time here last night seeing Guns & Roses. This was my first time to this venue which is pretty new. Parking was a bitch. There aren't any parking structures anywhere nearby, just residential parking, people charging to park on their lawns, etc. The venue itself was beautiful! The stands were Somewhat covered, but the field was open. There was a downpour and many were soaked but hung out anyway. We were misted on, but stayed pretty dry. The sound was horrid. They need better sound gear, it was hard to understand what was being said. But overall a good time.

Green Day
Kevin B.

My wife and I came here in August to see Green Day and Smashing Pumpkins and it was a decent concert venue. The acoustics were really good and we could easily see the stage, so that was great. Drink selections were good and food was so-so, but it's a concert, so you expect that. Parking here is a mess though as the roads that lead to the stadium are small and get packed very fast. We opted for parking at the stadium and there were plenty of spots, but getting to the stadium in the first place is the big issue, especially on a Friday night. We'd probably come here again for a concert, but never again during the week as traffic is a huge issue here.

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Heather Rene A.

I've come to a few games here and had a blast! Doesn't hurt that Nashville win both times and I had great company. But this stadium is awesome. The food is definitely way better than any other stadium I've been in. No seat has a bad view - they are all great! But if you don't mind getting rowdy there is a section for due hard fans and it's a blast! Insider tip: search for their designate driver program - you get a feee soda if you agree to be a DD.

Iman D.

The facility is designed beautifully and has ton of restrooms which is nice durning packed events. My fav aspect of the facility is the large selection of local food options spread throughout the entire facility. Only con is parking . Get there early or prepare to walk

Geodis Park NSC game
Holly T.

We love coming here to watch NSC games. Great atmosphere. "Most restroom stalls in town" award goes to the Castle!!! Overpriced food and drink keep us from eating here but lots of people don't seem to mind. Signage is good for getting around the stadium, but with only one main concourse it's chaotic! Hold your kids close and while navigating through the crowd here on your way in/out, or to get food or use the restroom. Parking and traffic is still crazy, but we park and walk about 20 minutes to avoid sitting in long exit lines. The police do a great job of helping traffic and walkers.

Tray M.

This was my very first soccer game ever and I absolutely loved it here. Temperature: Hot Seat: the seat location was great. There's no bad seats in this stadium Location: the placement of the stadium was perfect. Food: the food was great. I ordered Nashville hot chicken. The only thing I didn't like was the walk back to the car when the game was over! Traffic was great once we got in our car and made it to the house in a timely fashion.

Rachel L.

Stunning new stadium! Great amenities. Clean bathrooms. Tons of food and drink options (overpriced as all get out, but that's every stadium in the US). What brings this down to 3 stars is the parking/ride share situation. Absolutely atrocious. I'm actually not sure if I'll ever come back to another game because of it. If you live walking distance, what a treat. If you don't, prepare for a long and frustrating way home.

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Parking is a nightmare. NSC game has been over for more than an hour and we're still stuck in lot 8.

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Nashville Predators

Nashville Predators

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2.1 mi•Sobro, Downtown

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Nashville Kangaroos

4.5(2 reviews)
2.4 mi•Hillsboro West End

Continuous action makes Australian football a great sport for spectators, and an ideal sport for…read moreathletes who value balanced fitness and enjoy a contact sport. There are a couple of skills to learn if you're not already familiar with the sport, but most people learn the drop punt and handball quickly with a little patience. The Nashville Kangaroos have a national reputation in the United States Australian Football League as a team that plays "hard but clean." Australian football is played without pads or helmets, but there are several basic rules for player safety. The Nashville Kangaroos take pride in playing by these rules - for example, avoiding tackles above the shoulders. Want to watch? Ask, and someone will explain the game. There might even be live commentary. Want to play? Everyone is welcome to try, and one of the players or coaches will take the time to teach you some basic skills. Then you can join the team training sessions. Check their web site, or find them on Facebook or Twitter for their schedule. It's a fast-flowing, fun game. Be in it!

The Nashville Kangaroos are a Nashville based Aussie Rules Football team. The game is actually…read morecalled Footy. This is really something cool to have this team here in Nashville. Their home fields are at Elmington Park at 3500 West End Ave. You can see their games here during the season at Elmington Park when they host out of town teams for competition. The game Footy is some kind of hybrid between American Football, Soccer, and Rugby. The way the do the scoring is related to soccer, and football with a certain number of points assigned based on whether the ball is kicked over a goal post or whether it is carried across the line. I don't completely understand the rules yet, but it is a lot of fun to watch. The game is very fast paced, and I really like the way the do the scoring for the game. Each goal has a score keeper and the score keeper has two flags. Based on the score the flag bearer does some choreographed moves to indicate the score. He wears a white coat and hat and waves the flags in a very formal way. It is enough fun for me just to go and watch the flags wave. Also, the men that seem to gravitate to this sport are quiet buff. So if nothing else you can get the girlfriends together to watch some fit men run around. They aren't wearing any heavy padding to obscure your view. Watching Footy is a nice way to spend a summer afternoon, you can get some sunshine and culture all in one fell swoop.

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3.1(19 reviews)
2.5 mi•Downtown

From the "Houston Oilers" to the "Tennessee Oilers" to now the "Mighty Mighty Titans". The…read more"Tennessee Titans" is that underdog team the NFL seems to downplay all the time, but be in complete shock when they actually have a great season. I've been around for most of the highs and lows of the "Tennessee Titans" and now let me tell you why I won't be leaving the fandom anytime soon.. "Tennessee Titans" Location - Nashville, TN Franchise History - Houston Oilers (1960-1996) Tennessee Oilers (1997-1998) Tennessee Titans (1999-Present) Tennessee Titans: Powder Blue, Scarlet Red, and White made up the unique colors of the "Houston Oilers/Titans" and is what drew me in to the team when I was a youngster. Being pretty much the only team in the AFL/NFL with such a color way and the list of legends they have, it was a no brainier for me even being young that this was the team for me. This franchise since it's debut in 1960, came in taking names and racking up legendary players from Earl Campbell, Warren Moon, and later on the late Steve Mcnair. Being the team to win the first two championships (1960, 1961) for the AFL, the Oilers would see a lot of success as a team before their merger into the NFL and being a part of the AFC Central division until moving to the AFC South division in 2002. Back in 1998 owner Bud Adams moved the "Oilers" to Tennessee following a disagreement with the city of Houston and the NFL. Being that Tennessee isn't known for roughnecks and oil rigs, they decided to play on Tennessee having one of the largest Greek populations in the U.S. and with a slight change to the color scheme (Navy Blue, Powder Blue, Scarlet Red, Silver and White) we have the established 1999 "Tennessee Titans" some love, and others like to laugh at, but for me....Titan Up!! Overall: I'm tried and true about the sports teams I choose to support. I been supporting this team from that devastating loss in the Super Bowl XXXIV to last year getting outplayed in the last quarter of the AFC Championship game by the Kansas City Chiefs when we were basically winning the whole game until they figured us out. I've sat through a lot of 2-14 seasons to now we're doing much better. The best part about it, is knowing I'm not the only "Titans" fan in California anymore thanks to the "CTF" (California Titans Fans) and their club president for inviting me to joining the group. Just know, The Titans are Here and when they do win a Superbowl, I'll be here. Titan Up!!

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