@Titans (advice needed)

[hinton]

Longtime UK Seahawk fan (and rare NET poster)... me and my old man are planning to head over for a game this year and the @Titans game in November looks to be the best option time-wise.

We've only been to one US game before (the 'Fail Mary' game which was pretty fun )

But, we've never been to Nashville, and we've never been to an away game before so any tips/advice would be appreciated. Heading to an away footy game here in the UK is far more segregated (designated away end and heavy police presence to stop any trouble) so the mixing on fans in US sports has always seemed bizarre to a brit.

 

[Sperrydogg]

I would probably drink a lot of tequila and where a lime green jersey just to be annoying and I’d bring an oversized finger

 

[oldhawkfan]

I think you’ll be fine there. I haven’t heard much about Titan fans being obnoxious. There are definitely worse places to go. They look like they are having a down season so could be the possibility of a pro Seahawks crowd.

 

[Smellyman]

Spread out suburban hellscape with no public transportation.

 

[halps80]

Disregard the post above. While it is accurate if you are in the suburban areas, the city is compact and much of it is walkable. The stadium is a short walk from the strip, so n need to worry about game day parking if you pick a hotel downtown. I’ve had good stays at the Hilton downtown, the Union Station, and the Omni. If you want more of a resort experience the Gaylord is amazing but you’d need transportation to the stadium. The frothy monkey is a great coffee shop. Don’t miss printers alley.

 

[Dolomight12]

Disregard the post above. While it is accurate if you are in the suburban areas, the city is compact and much of it is walkable. The stadium is a short walk from the strip, so n need to worry about game day parking if you pick a hotel downtown. I’ve had good stays at the Hilton downtown, the Union Station, and the Omni. If you want more of a resort experience the Gaylord is amazing but you’d need transportation to the stadium. The frothy monkey is a great coffee shop. Don’t miss printers alley.

This guy/gal Nashvilles!

 

[Frank12]

Longtime UK Seahawk fan (and rare NET poster)... me and my old man are planning to head over for a game this year and the @Titans game in November looks to be the best option time-wise.

We've only been to one US game before (the 'Fail Mary' game which was pretty fun )

But, we've never been to Nashville, and we've never been to an away game before so any tips/advice would be appreciated. Heading to an away footy game here in the UK is far more segregated (designated away end and heavy police presence to stop any trouble) so the mixing on fans in US sports has always seemed bizarre to a brit.

Just be cool typically other fanbases are easy going, and enjoy your time at the game ..

 

[bileever]

Nashville is a cool place to visit, with music everywhere. The stadium is walking distance from downtown Nashville and a lot of hotels.

 

[halps80]

Forgot to add, the Vanderbilt area is chill, and the gulch neighborhood is a great area for food. And, it’s the South - people are nice.

 

[MoldyPurpleMayo]

I'm going to try to be there at that game, it'll be my 2nd time seeing the Hawks play and it's only a couple hours away from where I live!

 

[12th Dimension]

I would rethink the Nashville game. Look for a game in a major city that has non-stops from the UK. 1 bad connection could ruin your trip.

The LA game would be my target. Great weather. LAX is easy in and easy out.

Nashville is very nice. Nothing against the City. It will be tough to get there.

 

[hinton]

Thanks for all the info, much appreciated (and apologies for the delayed reply, work has been kicking my ass so I've not been on much)

Hopefully MM has the team still rolling this away-win streak!

 

[LandofBoz]

Vandy grad here…..pretty sure BA has a direct flight from LHR to BNA

 

[Wsumatt1982]

Paper bag over the head.

Oh, you weren’t asking as a Titans fan