Week 15 · 2026 season

Indianapolis Colts at Tennessee Titans

Nissan Stadium, Nashville

Date
Sunday, December 20, 2026
Kickoff
12:00 PM stadium local time

NFL dates and kickoff times can change. Check the Tennessee Titans schedule before booking travel you cannot change. Listing reviewed 2026-09-23.

Where visiting fans stay

Each area changes how you reach Nissan Stadium and how you get back.

Downtown and Lower BroadwayWalking to the game and a night on Broadway

Stay among the honky-tonks and museums and walk across the river to the game.

To the stadium
Walk to the river and cross one of the three bridges the stadium lists. It recommends the Woodland Street Bridge for the fastest access.
After the game
Walk back over the same bridge with the crowd, or pick up a pedicab at Woodland St and S 1st St or at the pedestrian bridge and S 1st St.
The tradeoff
Downtown hotels publish valet parking only, at a nightly charge, and several add a nightly destination fee. Broadway is loud and crowded on weekend nights.
Midtown, West End and the GulchA calmer base with food nearby

Stay near Vanderbilt and Music Row, with breakfast in the Gulch and a ride to the stadium.

To the stadium
Take a rideshare to the zone on Crutcher St (south end) or Gay St (north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge), or ride WeGo to WeGo Central and change to an event route.
After the game
Follow signs and staff to the rideshare zones, or board a WeGo event route on Woodland Street at S 1st St.
The tradeoff
It’s too far to walk to the stadium comfortably, so you rely on a rideshare or a bus change downtown.
BNA airport and DonelsonEarly flights, a car and tailgating

Stay near the airport with a free airport shuttle and free parking, and drive in on game day.

To the stadium
Drive to the PMC lot you booked. For the Oct. 11 game, lots open at 8 a.m. for a noon kickoff.
After the game
Walk back to your lot and drive back. Lots close two hours after the game.
The tradeoff
The hotels’ shuttles serve the airport only. You make your own way to the stadium; La Quinta puts downtown seven miles away.

Hotels for this game

All 7 hotels

Downtown and Lower Broadway

Noelle

A boutique hotel in a restored 1930s Art Deco building, steps from Broadway and the Ryman, with Lona and the Rare Bird rooftop bar on site.

  • Walk route
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Valet is the only parking listed, and a daily destination amenity fee applies. Allow for crowds on the walk to the river.

Stadium travel & hotel details
Getting to the game
Walk to the river and cross one of the three bridges the stadium lists. It recommends the Woodland Street Bridge for the fastest access.
Getting back
Walk back over the same bridge with the crowd, or pick up a pedicab at Woodland St and S 1st St or at the pedestrian bridge and S 1st St.
Address
200 Fourth Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37219
Hotel website

Midtown, West End and the Gulch

Hutton Hotel

A Midtown hotel close to Music Row, with both valet and self-parking in its own garage.

  • Rideshare
  • Rail / transit
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There’s no shuttle, breakfast isn’t included, and a destination amenity fee applies. The stadium is a ride away.

Stadium travel & hotel details
Getting to the game
Take a rideshare to the zone on Crutcher St (south end) or Gay St (north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge), or ride WeGo to WeGo Central and change to an event route.
Getting back
Follow signs and staff to the rideshare zones, or board a WeGo event route on Woodland Street at S 1st St.
Address
1808 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
Hotel website

BNA airport and Donelson

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Nashville Airport

An airport hotel off I-40, two miles from BNA and seven miles from downtown, with a free airport shuttle, free parking and free breakfast.

  • Drive
  • Event shuttle
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The shuttle serves the airport, not the stadium. Plan your own way to Nissan Stadium.

Stadium travel & hotel details
Getting to the game
Drive to the PMC lot you booked. For the Oct. 11 game, lots open at 8 a.m. for a noon kickoff.
Getting back
Walk back to your lot and drive back. Lots close two hours after the game.
Address
531 Donelson Pike, Nashville, TN 37214
Hotel website

To the game and back

The return is its own decision. Read it before you choose where to stay.

From downtown on foot over the riverDowntown and Lower Broadwaywalk
Getting there
Walk to the river and cross the Woodland Street Bridge (the stadium’s pick for the fastest access), the Korean Veterans Boulevard Bridge or the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. Gates open two hours before kickoff.
Getting back
Walk back over the bridge with the crowd. Pedicab zones are at Woodland St and S 1st St and at the pedestrian bridge and S 1st St.

The stadium warns that construction can affect pedestrian routes; follow posted signs. Everyone goes through bag checks, and bags must meet the clear-bag rules.

Route information
From Midtown by rideshareMidtown, West End and the Gulchrideshare
Getting there
Set your drop-off at a designated rideshare zone. The two closest are Crutcher St at the south end and Gay St at the north end, across the Woodland Street Bridge.
Getting back
Walk to a designated zone and follow signs or staff directions. More than a dozen further zones are on the downtown side of the river.

Prices and wait times after the game are set by the app. The stadium publishes the zones but no pickup times.

Route information
From Midtown on fare-free WeGo busesMidtown, West End and the Gulchtransit
Getting there
Local WeGo buses are fare-free on Titans home game days. Ride downtown to the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at WeGo Central and board an event route to the stops at 1st and Woodland. WeGo names Routes 4, 14, 23, 41 and 56 as the routes that get close to the stadium and connect at WeGo Central.
Getting back
Board at the WeGo loading area on Woodland Street at S 1st St, near the Woodland Street Bridge, where WeGo staff help on game days.

WeGo suggests choosing your event date in its schedules and using the Transit app or Google Maps to find your Midtown stop. Service times aren’t copied here.

Route information
From BNA airport by carBNA airport and Donelsondrive
Getting there
Buy single-game parking in advance through PMC, the stadium’s parking partner; the stadium says on-site parking is sold out and there are no day-of sales on campus. For the Oct. 11 noon game, lots opened at 8 a.m.
Getting back
Walk back to your lot. Lots close two hours after the game.

Tailgate only directly behind your car; propane grills aren’t allowed. Tailgating in stadium lots stops at kickoff. Stadium parking and concessions are cashless.

Route information
Park downtown and ride the Gray Line shuttleBNA airport and Donelsonshuttle
Getting there
Drive to State Employee Parking Lot 28 (state lots 16, 18, 28 and 29 are listed for parking) and board the Gray Line Tennessee Gameday Shuttle. It runs continuously from 90 minutes before kickoff until kickoff and drops off at Woodland St and 1st.
Getting back
The return shuttle leaves from Woodland St and 1st, from halftime until one hour after the game.

Tickets are $20 per person round trip; children 6 and under ride free with a paying adult. No cash. A shuttle ticket doesn’t reserve a parking space.

Route information

Before kickoff

All food picks
Southern comfort food

Puckett’s (5th & Church)

A downtown restaurant and grocery with live music, open from 7 a.m. for breakfast before a noon kickoff.

Sun–Thu 7 a.m.–10 p.m.; Fri/Sat 7 a.m.–11 p.m.

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