TicketHold | Neyland Stadium Seating Chart & Seat Views – Ultimate Guide

Your Complete Guide to Neyland Stadium’s Seating Layout & Best Views

Neyland Stadium, home to the Tennessee Volunteers, is one of college football’s most iconic venues. With a capacity of over 101,000, this massive stadium offers diverse seating options, each with unique sightlines and experiences. Whether you're catching a Vols game or a concert, understanding the seating chart ensures you get the best view for your budget.

Neyland Stadium Seating Chart Breakdown

• Lower Bowl (Sections A–G): Closest to the action, ideal for immersive energy, but steep angles in rear rows may obscure views of the far sideline.
• Upper Bowl (Sections 300+): Budget-friendly with panoramic views, though distant from the field. Avoid rows above 30 for reduced vertigo.
• Club Seats (West/South Clubs): Premium amenities (climate lounges, concessions) and mid-level elevation for balanced sightlines.

Best Seats for Events

Football: Sections C20–C30 (50-yard line) or West Club for unobstructed views. Concerts: Lower bowl center (Sections B–D) or midfield upper tiers for straight-on stage sightlines.

Seat View Tips

• Avoid corners (Sections X1–X3/Z1–Z3) for football—partial field obstructions.
• Check for overhang shadows in upper rows under the skyboxes.

VIP & Accessibility

Luxury suites (Skyboxes) offer catered service and private balconies. Accessible seating is available in all levels with companion seats. Early booking is key for premium options!