Neyland Stadium

1600 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, TN 37916, USA

Address:	1600 Phillip Fulmer Way, Knoxville, TN 37916, USA
Phone:	+1 865-974-1224
Site:	utk.edu
Rating:	4.7

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Torrey Cheney

The Good: Neyland Stadium is beautiful, historic, and extremely fun on any gameday. It will leave you in a state of awe while experiencing the culture that surrounds it on any gameday. The fans are amazing and love to talk to anyone that wants to talk to them, the architecture and layout of the buildings around it only add to the experience, the food is fantastic, and the architecture of the stadium makes you feel as if you are in a modern day wonder of the world. The stadium was renovated a few years ago only to increase the fan experience. The Bad: Parking is difficult on gameday. There is a high possibility you will have to pay to park somewhere and then walk anywhere from a quarter mile to a whole mile. The traffic before and after the game will be very packed and time consuming because the infrastructure on and around campus isnt meant for that many people at once. The Ugly: NOTHING! If you love experiencing something new then do this! You will meet many great people, eat great food, get to watch a blue chip football program play in front of one of the largest stadiums in the country, and have an amazing time. 10/10 must experience.

Darnell McGavock Sr.

A sports facility unlike any other. Neyland Stadium is the 6th largest stadium in the world. Over 20,000 larger than the largest NFL stadium in Dallas,TX. It is truly a jaw dropping experience, to attend a Vols Game here. The crowd is so exciting and the view is good from all over. Getting in and out is not too bad, but a walk of half a mile or a little more, to and from your car should be expected. Concession are OK. There is a variety of foods. Too many hot dog stands. But you can find burgers, cheesecakes and nachos if you walk around the stadium enough. This is a place you must visit if you have an opportunity.

Scott Lovingood

I love visiting Neyland Stadium. The Orange and White game is an awesome place to spend some time. make sure you know the rules of what you can and cant bring though as several people showed up at the gate with disallowed items and werent happy about it.... but seriously who expects to bring a knife into a sporting event these days. TVs are located throughout the upper middle deck so you can watch Instant replays if you sit in the right section. Sitting behind the band is amazing as you get the full impact of the music. Looking forward to seeing Team 120 hit the field in the fall. Go Vols!!!

Thomas Moats Jr.

Neyland Stadium is owned and operated by the University of Tennessee and is home to the Tennessee Volunteers Football team. Neyland Stadium is one of the iconic stadiums in college football. It held the title as the largest stadium in the country for many years. The current seating capacity is 102,455 and there is nothing like being in Neyland on game day. It is truly a one of a kind experience that should not be missed. The fans of Tennessee love the Volunteers and to hear a stadium that size singing Rocky Top is something you have to experience.

Hillary Trump

As much as the athletic dept. rakes in annually, and let alone the school itself... time to renovate the exterior of this stadium. Bathrooms, concessions, etc... Quit paying your overrated coaches an obscene annual salary. Start giving the paying fans a piece of the pie. Ive seen Division 2 schools with better conditions of their stadiums with a limited budget. STOP BEING SO GREEDY UT!!!!

Danny Berger

The stadium was neat to see, but it was pretty old and outdated. It also took forever to get to our seats because the concourses are designed so poorly by having concession stand lines run way out into the concourse at every single section entrance. Also, the bathrooms werent very nice. But the atmosphere and the fans were really good. Overall, its a good place to see a game.

sean meehan

I went to Neyland stadium for the first time to watch the Orange and White game. I have been to many stadiums, pro and college. I must say Neyland is one of the best I have been too. As an Ohio State fan I will always say the Horseshoe is the best but this is right there with it. Can not wait to catch a game there for football and get the entire experience

Justin Browning

Great Structure To See If Your In The Knoxville Area . It Also Is A Good Atmosphere To Watch College Football Games It Gives Us Tennesseans A Great Place To Go And Fellowship And Cheer Our Favorite Football Teams. With A Plus Of A Wide Variety Of Things To Do In The Downtown Area From Shopping, Restaurants, Bars And Other Entertainment.

William Bettencourt

Neyland Stadium is one of the nations largest college football stadiums with over 102,000 seats. Neyland Stadium is a historical stadium that has recently undergone a major renovation to modernize most of the main concourse. I have been to many stadiums but Neyland Stadium is my favorite.

A Private User

If you like smaller stadiums with a nice quiet atmosphere pick ANY other SEC team. Neyland has undergone yet another rennovation and is one of the flagship stadiums in the USA. For those that have had to visit the "Gainesville Ghetto" its actually nice on the inside too!

Joesph Kreitzer

As a Florida Gator fan I must say my first visit to Neyland Stadium was fantastic! Everyone treated me with respect and a lot of Vol fans shook my hand after the game! Neyland Stadium is #2 on my list for best stadiums in the country... Obviously #1 is The Swamp

Whitney Jackson

My favorite place on earth. Beautiful stadium with a colorful and storied past. Not a bad seat in the house. It gets loud so if youre noise sensitive i wouldnt recommend going. No alcohol served in the stadium. Concessions can be pricey

Sid Singh

Neyland Stadium is a great place to catch college football game!! Biggest stadium I have been to in US besides ATT Cowboys Stadium. Fans are passionate. Great selection for snacks. Petros chillis is my favorite concession.

Judy Stout

The best Stadium in the nation. 102,455 seats on The Tennessee River. A must for any football fan. Get a tk. Sit back n enjoy. Fan noise. Fireworks off the river. Orange of course. Once in a lifetime experience

john thomas

IS THE SHIZNIT!! I love UT football, even though we dropped the last couple of games. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND ANYONE WHOS A TRUE VOL FAN TO GO EXPERIENCE A HOME GAME FROM THE MAD HOUSE THATS CALLED NEYLAND STADIUM.

Tim Benson

It was a great experience. Check the food vendors selection because they are not the same. After waiting in line for 15 minutes I got close enough to see that that specific vendor didnt have popcorn.

Eric Jackson

I think its the quintessential American college football venue!! If you have never seen a game here, get tickets and go!! Its a once in a lifetime type atmosphere that you will never forget!!

Alex Carter

One of the best college football experiences you can have, not really a bad view in the stadium, seats may be uncomfortable, but you will probably be on your feet most of the game anyways.

Doug Goodwin

There is nothing like a Saturday afternoon on Rocky Top! Big games make for close quarters in the bleachers, but being part of 100,000+ fans in Neyland is a unique sporting experience.

Lizzy Marie

Gotta love Neyland Stadium if youre a Tennessee fan! Not a bad seat in the whole stadium! I sometimes prefer the nose bleed section because you can see the entire stadium that way!