The change means a hugely popular tailgating spot will have to move, as well as some convenient parking adjacent to the Neyland Stadium and Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center. The epicenter ...

The G10 parking garage first opened in 1990 and discussions on replacing the aging structure have accelerated in recent years as the university moves forward with plans for a Neyland Stadium ...

Tennessee Athletics called the announcement “the next big step in the process of transforming the waterfront at Neyland Stadium” and ... of G10 and additional parking; a full-service, 240 ...

For more information on parking, check out utsports.com. Police will have a presence around Neyland Stadium on game days The Knoxville Police Department will have more than 100 officers located at ...

Neyland Stadium's seating capacity is 101,915 ... University of Tennessee at Knoxville is no stranger to parking woes. Add to that, thousands of country music fans and you're sure in for a ...

Parking lots will open four hours before kickoff ... Smokey won't be inside Neyland Stadium this year, and the Pride of the Southland Band has some changes planned for gameday.

The entertainment district will cover 175,000 square feet on the top level of the G10 parking lot, tying together Neyland Stadium and Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center into a game day ...

from shootings in parking lots to health violations. It's not all about the beer. Just because Aramark does not own Neyland Stadium, the city contends, "does not absolve them for responsibility ...

Neyland Stadium's seating capacity is 101,915 ... a record number in UT's 229-year history. In total, 23,735 parking permits were sold to students and faculty competing for 19,883 campus parking ...

Campus construction, road closures and security measures could affect how more than 100,000 people get to and from Neyland Stadium throughout the 2024 season. The following roads will be closed ...

The University of Tennessee has selected designers and developers for its ambitious Neyland Entertainment District that will transform Vols game days and the Tennessee River waterfront on campus.