Nissan Stadium stands on the east bank of the Cumberland River, across the pedestrian bridge from Lower Broadway. On Titans Sundays, for stadium concerts, and during the CMA Fest nightly shows in June, the area around it becomes the hardest place in Nashville to get a ride out of: lots empty slowly, the bridges close to cars, and rideshare prices climb with every minute. First Class Limo runs chauffeured transportation to and from Nissan Stadium from Murfreesboro, Franklin, Brentwood, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and the Nashville neighborhoods, with 2025 black SUVs and 14 passenger Sprinters.
Drop-off and pickup plan
Before the event your chauffeur drops you as close to your gate as the day's traffic plan allows, usually along South First Street or Shelby Avenue on the stadium side. For the way home we do not send the car into the lot traffic. We set a meeting point a short walk from the crowd: on the downtown side of the John Seigenthaler pedestrian bridge for guests heading to Broadway afterward, or on the East Nashville side near Shelby Avenue for guests heading home. You get the exact spot and the vehicle description by text before the fourth quarter or the encore.
Titans home games
Home games run September through early January, mostly Sunday at noon Central. Groups from Murfreesboro, Franklin and Brentwood usually book the Sprinter so everyone rides together, arrive 90 minutes before kickoff, and book hourly so the vehicle is waiting at the meeting point when the game ends rather than dispatched afterward.
Stadium concerts and CMA Fest
Summer stadium tours and the four CMA Fest nights in June are the peak of the year. Downtown closures are wider, hotel pickups take longer, and demand for vehicles is high across the city, so these dates are best reserved three to four weeks ahead. Our concert and event transportation page covers the other venues, and Bridgestone Arena has its own page.
The new stadium
A new enclosed stadium is under construction beside the current one on the East Bank. Street patterns and drop-off zones around the site change as the work progresses, which is one more reason to let a chauffeur who checks the traffic plan that morning handle the approach.
Pricing
Round trips are booked point-to-point with a flat quote each way, or hourly if you want the vehicle on standby. Suburban and Expedition SUVs are $95 per hour; the Escalade, Denali, Navigator and BMW 7 Series are $125 per hour; Sprinter vans are $175 to $195 per hour. The price is fixed when you book and does not change with demand after the game. See the rates page.