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It appears as a thin gray line on Google Maps and is named John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge. It's accessed via ramp at 3rd Ave at Symphony Place, or via stairs at 1st Ave a block south of Broadway. If you're staying south of Church street, this is faster.
- Yes, you'll just walk right to the Pedestrian bridge and that'll lead you straight to Nissan stadium - can't miss it! :)
- No, Woodland Street bridge is not a pedestrian-only bridge, but it does have sidewalks. If you're staying up towards Church, Union, or Deadrick, th...
- Just a minor correction to monkeylizard's post about the pedestrian bridge: The ramp up to the bridge is accessible from 3rd Ave, but the stairs (a...
- Ah, thanks. Patrick is correct. The stairwell (and elevator) is indeed on 2nd Ave a block south of Broadway.
- Thanks so much Lindsey122012, monkey lizard and Patrick.
- If staying at the Sheraton on Union is it easier to drive or walk to the stadium?
- It's definitely walkable but it depends on your activity level. A 1 mile walk is an easy stroll for me but that may not be the case for you.
- While Woodland isn't a pedestrian bridge as others have mentioned, police will likely have the eastbound lanes shut down to accommodate pedestrian...
- I would either walk or Uber to the game from almost anywhere. Parking will be pricey -- will offset the cost of the ride.
- When there is a football game, most people just walk. But you can decide that day based on the weather. It will be hot and humid.
After the concert, there will be a lot of people around outside the stadium and walking back over the pedestrian bridge to downtown and Broadway. You'll have a good crowd from the stadium all the way to around 5th or 6th ave when it will taper off somewhat.
- The walk is just over a mile from the hotel to the stadium, and most of it will be done in congested traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian. Since...
- Thanks. The concert is on in August on a Saturday night, not sure what time it finishes, but expect it would be about 1000 to 1030pm.
- Any concert at Nissan Stadium will have 10's of thousands of people in attendance, so unless you hang around for an hour after the show is over to...
- Thanks, we have plenty of experience avoiding people in Manchester asking for money. Still toying with staying down town or further out, near to Op...
- Going to Kenny Chesney? Us too. Can't wait!! Have fun!
- Oh yes! First timers
- Just come across this one, looking for something else. Been to Nashville three times, huge Titans fan. Amazing city, great place to visit, feels li...
- Thanks for the ideas, staying much closer than originally planned at Hotel Indigo, so looks a short walk. Tempted by Acme feed and seed too. It’s o...
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- How to Get from Nashville Airport to Downtown
- What Can See in Downtown Nashville Without A Car?
- When Might You Need Transportation?
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The airport is only 20 minutesfrom Downtown Nashville during non-peak hour times. If you are not going to rent a car when arriving at the Nashville Airport (BNA), there are many options to get to downtown Nashville. The Nashville Airport has a “Ground Transportation Center”. It's located on ground level. Once you've picked up your luggage, head rig...
Downtown Nashville is very walkable. However, you will want to ensure you stay within a comfortable walking distance. I recommend staying Downtown as it's close and convenient to everything. If you want to spread your wings to other suburbs, I've listed the best forms of transportation below. For a list of hotels within walking distance of downtown...
If you are planning to visit and not just visit Downtown, you'll probably need a form of transportation to get there. For example, if you plan to see Andrew Jackson's “The Hermitage”, The Grand Ole Opry, The Zoo, or basically any of the surrounding suburbs, you'll need a form of transportation. Once you are within the individual areas of Nashville,...
WeGo Public Transit (Buses) 1. Coverage:Comprehensive routes across Nashville. 2. Cost:$2 per ride or $4 for a day pass. 3. Best For:Exploring neighborhoods like Downtown, East Nashville, and The Gulch. 4. Tips: 4.1. Get the WeGo Public Transit app for routes and tickets. 4.2. Check out this route map.
There are 4 ways to get from Downtown Nashville to Nissan Stadium by bus, taxi, or foot. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner. best. Line 23 bus. 9 min. $1–2. Line 55 bus, line 23 bus. 17 min. $2–4. Taxi. 2 min. $6–8. Walk. 25 min.
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Aug 26, 2023 · To reach Nissan Stadium via Nashville’s public transportation, you can take advantage of the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) buses. The Line 23 bus is a convenient option that connects travelers from Central 4th Ave (Bay 24) to S 1st St & Woodland St Nb, which is located near the stadium.
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