Nashville Accessibility Guide

Accessible Nashville

Nashville is committed to ensuring every visitor can experience game week fully, regardless of ability. This guide covers ADA accommodations, wheelchair accessibility, sensory-friendly options, and accessible transportation throughout the city.

The new stadium is being designed with universal accessibility as a core principle, exceeding ADA minimum requirements with wider concourses, more accessible seating options, and sensory rooms for guests with autism or sensory processing differences.

Transportation

• WeGo Public Transit — All buses are wheelchair accessible with ramps and securement areas. Real-time tracking via the WeGo app
• AccessRide — Paratransit service for ADA-eligible riders, must be registered in advance, operates during all transit hours
• Rideshare — Both Uber and Lyft offer WAV (wheelchair-accessible vehicle) options in Nashville. Request 30+ minutes early during game week
• Parking — ADA parking available at all major venues, arrive 2+ hours early for stadium events

Venue Accessibility

Stadium

• Wheelchair-accessible seating throughout all levels
• Companion seating adjacent to all accessible locations
• Accessible restrooms on every level
• Assistive listening devices available at Guest Services
• Sensory rooms with reduced stimulation

Downtown & Broadway

• Most newer venues (Assembly Food Hall, Fifth + Broadway) are fully accessible
• Historic honky tonks vary — call ahead for specific accommodations
• Sidewalk ramps throughout downtown, some uneven surfaces on 2nd Avenue

Resources & Contacts

Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp provides a dedicated accessibility concierge during major events. Contact them at accessibility@visitmusiccity.com or call the accessibility hotline (available 30 days before the event).