Neyland Stadium

We have had the privilege to attend with some young people two times here at this location for winterjam (featuring , Lacrae, Katie Nicole,CAIN,Chris Tomlin, Matthew west, Hulvey, Jeremy Rasado, and Crowder) both experiences were great fun and a blessing! Glory to God!

As a Tennessee fan, I may be partial, but there’s no experience quite like Neyland. Even as a visiting fan, the hospitality is hard to beat. There’s always the exceptions of course. Because Neyland is a Colosseum style venue, there isn’t a bad seat in the house. Except for the ones where you’re seated behind the concrete pillars and I don’t know why anybody would do that. Night games are positively electric. Their pretzels and beer cheese are the best I could get anywhere. And one must take in the Vol walk and Calhoun’s On The River across the way.

Neyland Stadium is an incredible experience for any football fan. The sheer size of the stadium is impressive, and the atmosphere during a game is electric. From the passionate fans to the well-organized seating and facilities, everything is designed to enhance the game day experience. Tailgating outside adds to the excitement, and the views from most seats are excellent. Whether you’re a die-hard Tennessee Volunteers supporter or just visiting, Neyland Stadium offers an unforgettable experience that truly captures the spirit of college football.

Great place to see a game, especially a night game. Fantastic atmosphere. Allow a few hours before the game to browse the tailgate tents and make your way from the parking areas at a leisurely pace. Another tip is to enter the stadium about an hour prior to the game to avoid the last-minute delays of entering the stadium. The only downside of the stadium itself is the size leaves little room in the aisles and passageways to walk, so you may be shoulder to shoulder with other people. Bathroom lines are a bit long as well. At halftime watch the band. Impressive performances

My first visit there and the stadium staff was so helpful. We had no problems finding our seats. The parking shuttle was very well organized and quickly delivered thousands of people to the stadium. My only negative is the bathrooms. The lines were crazy and they were heated, but 90 degrees. They really need to upgrade the bathrooms to match the thousands of extra seats they have put in over the years. The fans were well behaved and gracious in defeat. It’s a great environment.

Good Game Day Atmosphere, But Falling Short on Promises - 3 Stars As a season ticket holder who attends most of the games, I’ve had the same disappointing experience time and time again. Zero Waste Claims: Neyland Stadium claims to be a “Zero Waste Game Day” facility, and I know the University has partnered with Eastman to be their recycling partner. However, I do not feel like the facility does enough to make fans respect the policy. There are too many standard trash cans easily available and not enough well-labeled recycling bins. Most fans are not going to go out of their way to find a recycling bin in the overcrowded corridors when a trash can is readily available along the way. Concessions & Beverage Service: The lines for concessions are outrageously long, even in the middle of a quarter. Missing more than 5 minutes of actual game time to get a beverage or a snack is unacceptable. Their ID policy is unorganized and causes massive delays in the process of trying to purchase an alcoholic beverage. Asking for an ID for every purchase may prevent some underage patrons from gaming the system, but they need to find a better method such as wristbands that can speed up the process. Facilities & Priorities: In my opinion, the University has spent way too much money adding luxury seating and suites while continuing to ignore the need for new bathroom facilities in the areas that the average fan has to use. This past season they took away some of the best modern facilities at the top of sections U & T to cater to large donors, leaving regular folks to use troughs, shoulder to shoulder in a hot cinderblock cave. These inadequate bathrooms are all around the upper deck of the stadium, affecting thousands of fans every game day. The University needs to reconsider its priorities and invest in the experience for all fans, not just the luxury suite holders.

Hard to believe dead people or cadavers lye underneath that Big Old Tombstone. That's the first time I've thought of Neyland Stadium that way.. I love the VOLS and Respect that Ole Stadium knowing that it is in a way a very Spiritual Place.

Went to game between Arkansas and Vols last Saturday. Make sure to purchase a parking pass or you will be walking at least a mile. Not all parking is covered by shuttles. Oh and comfy shoes.