Home › NFL Tickets › Tennessee Titans Tickets
⏱️ Read time: 19 minutes | Updated: November 2026
Looking for Tennessee Titans tickets?
The 2026 season is a particularly interesting time to see the Titans in Nashville.
This is the team’s final season at the current Nissan Stadium, which has been home to Tennessee football since 1999. A completely new enclosed Nissan Stadium is being built immediately alongside it and will open in 2027.
Yet despite that historical significance, current Titans tickets remain remarkably affordable.
Several remaining home games can be found from around $15–$25 at entry level, making Tennessee one of the cheapest NFL teams we’ve covered so far.
The major exception is Pittsburgh in January — a game that combines strong travelling support with the scheduled final regular-season Titans fixture at the current stadium.
This guide covers the 2026 schedule, current ticket prices, Nissan Stadium seating, Nashville game-day travel, the stadium transition and how we’d approach buying Titans tickets.
📖 In This Guide
- Tennessee Titans Tickets 2026
- Tennessee Titans 2026 Schedule
- Tennessee Titans Home Tickets
- Tennessee Titans Away Tickets
- Tennessee Titans Ticket Prices
- When Do Titans Tickets Go On Sale?
- Best Time to Buy Titans Tickets
- Nissan Stadium Tickets & Seating
- Final Season at Nissan Stadium
- The New Nissan Stadium
- Biggest Tennessee Titans Games
- Tennessee Titans Playoff Tickets
- Tennessee Titans Ticket FAQs
Tennessee Titans Tickets 2026
The Titans play their remaining 2026 home games at the current Nissan Stadium on Nashville’s East Bank.
Only four regular-season home fixtures remain:
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Washington Commanders
- Indianapolis Colts
- Pittsburgh Steelers
And the price difference between them is substantial.
Jacksonville currently starts around $20.
Washington is similarly inexpensive.
Indianapolis can be found from roughly $15.
Pittsburgh starts above $100.
That makes Tennessee a very different ticket market from Jacksonville, where reduced stadium capacity has pushed several home fixtures well above $150.
In Nashville, the question is less:
“Can I afford to attend?”
And more:
“Which version of the Titans experience do I want before this stadium disappears?”
For pure value, Indianapolis and Washington are difficult to beat.
For divisional football, Jacksonville or Indianapolis make sense.
For historical significance and likely atmosphere, Pittsburgh is the standout.
Tennessee Titans 2026 Schedule
| Week | Date | Matchup | Venue | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sep 13 | New York Jets at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 2 | Sep 20 | Philadelphia Eagles at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 3 | Sep 27 | Titans at New York Giants | MetLife Stadium | Tickets |
| 4 | Oct 4 | Titans at Baltimore Ravens | M&T Bank Stadium | Tickets |
| 5 | Oct 11 | Houston Texans at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 6 | Oct 18 | Titans at Indianapolis Colts | Lucas Oil Stadium | Tickets |
| 7 | Oct 25 | Cleveland Browns at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 8 | Nov 1 | Titans at Cincinnati Bengals | Paycor Stadium | Tickets |
| 9 | — | BYE | — | — |
| 10 | Nov 15 | Jacksonville Jaguars at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 11 | Nov 22 | Titans at Dallas Cowboys | AT&T Stadium | Tickets |
| 12 | Nov 29 | Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars | EverBank Stadium | Tickets |
| 13 | Dec 6 | Washington Commanders at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 14 | Dec 13 | Titans at Detroit Lions | Ford Field | Tickets |
| 15 | Dec 20 | Indianapolis Colts at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 16 | Dec 27 | Titans at Las Vegas Raiders | Allegiant Stadium | Tickets |
| 17 | Jan 3 | Pittsburgh Steelers at Titans | Nissan Stadium | Tickets |
| 18 | Jan 10 | Titans at Houston Texans | Reliant Stadium | Tickets |
The exact Week 18 date and kickoff time will be confirmed later in the season.
Other late-season fixtures can also move through NFL flexible scheduling, so always reconfirm the final details before booking non-refundable travel.
Tennessee Titans Home Tickets
There are only four regular-season Titans games left at the current Nissan Stadium, and they fall into two very different categories.
Three are currently among the cheapest NFL tickets we’ve seen.
One is not.
Jacksonville Jaguars — cheap divisional football
Jacksonville visits Nashville on 15 November.
Current entry prices begin around $20.
What’s remarkable is what happens two weeks later.
When Tennessee travels to Jacksonville for the return game, tickets currently start above $150.
Same teams.
Same season.
Massively different market.
That makes Nashville the obvious choice for somebody who wants to experience this particular AFC South matchup without paying a large premium.
See our Jacksonville Jaguars Tickets guide for why reduced capacity at EverBank Stadium is pushing Jacksonville prices in the opposite direction.
Washington Commanders — inexpensive access to the stadium
Washington visits on 6 December.
Tickets currently start around $20.
If the main objective is to experience the current Nissan Stadium before it closes, this is exactly the type of fixture we’d investigate.
You don’t need to pay a rivalry premium.
And because entry prices are so low, there may be room within your budget to improve the seat significantly.
Indianapolis Colts — potentially the best value of all
Indianapolis visits on 20 December.
Current get-in prices are around $15.
For an NFL regular-season game between divisional opponents, that’s extraordinarily inexpensive.
If we were advising somebody who wanted a genuine NFL game rather than a particular opponent, Colts at Titans would be one of the first fixtures we’d price-check.
See our Indianapolis Colts Tickets guide for more on the other side of the AFC South matchup.
Pittsburgh Steelers — the historical choice
Pittsburgh visits on 3 January.
This is different.
Current tickets start above $100, but there are compelling reasons why.
Steelers Nation travels extremely well.
The Steelers and Oilers/Titans have decades of history dating back to their old AFC Central rivalry.
And most importantly:
this is scheduled to be the final Titans regular-season home game at the current Nissan Stadium.
For someone who values NFL history and atmosphere, that’s a much stronger proposition than simply choosing the cheapest remaining game.
See our Pittsburgh Steelers Tickets guide for more on why Steelers road games often maintain unusually strong demand.
Tennessee Titans Away Tickets
The remaining Titans road schedule is almost the reverse of the home market.
Dallas is cheap.
Jacksonville, Detroit and Las Vegas are expensive.
Houston sits somewhere in between.
Dallas Cowboys — surprisingly inexpensive
Tennessee visits AT&T Stadium on 22 November.
Current tickets begin around $30.
Given the size and profile of AT&T Stadium, that’s an appealing price for somebody who has never experienced the Cowboys’ home venue.
It also demonstrates why judging a road trip purely by the reputation of the host team doesn’t always work.
Inventory matters.
Jacksonville — the dramatic price contrast
The Titans’ trip to Jacksonville currently starts around $150.
Two weeks earlier, Jacksonville at Tennessee is roughly $20.
If you’re flexible, that’s one of the clearest examples on the entire NFL schedule of why comparing both home and away versions of a divisional matchup can save substantial money.
Detroit and Las Vegas — destination premiums
Detroit and Las Vegas both currently start around $160.
Those prices may reflect very different demand factors, but the buying decision is similar.
You’re no longer choosing those trips because they’re cheap.
You’re choosing them because Ford Field, Detroit or Las Vegas itself forms part of the experience.
Houston — the divisional finale
The Titans end their season at Reliant Stadium.
Current entry prices sit around the mid-$60 range.
Week 18 adds the usual uncertainty because the exact schedule and sporting implications aren’t yet known.
If AFC South positioning remains important, the market could change rapidly.
See our Houston Texans Tickets guide for Reliant Stadium seating, tailgating and travel information.
How Much Are Tennessee Titans Tickets?
Tennessee currently has some of the lowest home-ticket prices in the NFL.
At our November 2026 market check, remaining get-in prices broadly started around:
| Game | Approximate starting price |
|---|---|
| Jaguars at Titans | $20+ |
| Titans at Cowboys | $30+ |
| Titans at Jaguars | $150+ |
| Commanders at Titans | $20+ |
| Titans at Lions | $160+ |
| Colts at Titans | $15+ |
| Titans at Raiders | $160+ |
| Steelers at Titans | $100+ |
| Titans at Texans | $65+ |
The key number is not actually $15.
It’s the gap between the games.
Three remaining Titans home fixtures are extremely accessible.
Pittsburgh is several times more expensive.
That means Tennessee buyers should not begin by asking when prices might drop.
Start by asking what you’re buying.
If you simply want NFL football in Nashville, Indianapolis or Washington currently represent excellent value.
If you want to experience the final scheduled regular-season game at the current stadium, Pittsburgh is a fundamentally different ticket.
Our NFL Ticket Prices guide explains how opponent, inventory and game significance affect the resale market.
When Do Tennessee Titans Tickets Go On Sale?
Titans single-game tickets become available after the NFL schedule is released, with official inventory sold through the team’s ticketing channels.
The Titans currently continue to offer single-game tickets for their remaining home schedule.
But the 2026 market demonstrates why the original on-sale date shouldn’t dominate your buying strategy.
There is still plentiful affordable inventory available deep into the season.
For several games, the bigger question isn’t whether tickets exist.
It’s whether paying slightly more produces a significantly better seat.
Our How to Buy NFL Tickets guide explains official inventory, resale tickets and mobile delivery in more detail.
When Is the Best Time to Buy Tennessee Titans Tickets?
Tennessee needs different advice depending on the fixture.
For a $15–$20 ticket, stop trying to beat the market
If Indianapolis is already around $15, waiting for it to fall another few dollars isn’t really the opportunity.
The opportunity is to ask what $30, $50 or $75 gets you.
A much better view may provide considerably more value than achieving the lowest possible entry price.
Jacksonville is worth comparing in both cities
This is the most obvious strategic opportunity.
The Nashville fixture currently costs a fraction of Jacksonville’s return game.
If you’re flexible about location, choosing Nashville rather than trying to perfectly time the Jacksonville resale market could save well over $100 per ticket.
Pittsburgh is different
We would treat the Steelers game more cautiously.
It combines:
- Pittsburgh’s travelling support
- historical Oilers/Titans–Steelers connections
- the final week of the current stadium’s regular-season life
If being there matters to you, we’d prioritise securing the seat you want over waiting indefinitely for a dramatic price collapse.
Late-season Nashville weather is worth considering
The current Nissan Stadium is open-air.
December and January can bring cold, rain and wind.
A poor forecast can sometimes affect marginal demand, but we’d only use that as a buying strategy if you’re genuinely happy attending in those conditions.
This consideration disappears next season when the Titans move into their new enclosed stadium.
Nissan Stadium Tickets and Seating
The current Nissan Stadium opened in 1999 and holds approximately 69,143 spectators for Titans games.
It sits on Nashville’s East Bank, directly across the Cumberland River from downtown.
And in 2026, every remaining ticket carries a little more historical significance because this is the stadium’s final season.
100 level — closest to the field
The lower bowl covers sections in the 100 range.
Sideline seats provide the conventional premium view, particularly around midfield.
Corners and end zones can reduce the price while keeping you physically close to the game.
With several low-demand Titans fixtures currently so inexpensive, we’d compare lower-level pricing carefully rather than assuming it’s outside budget.
200 level — club seating
The 200 level contains much of Nissan Stadium’s club inventory.
These seats provide access to indoor club areas alongside the game.
That becomes increasingly valuable in December and January because the current stadium itself is open-air.
If you’re attending a cold-weather fixture and the price difference is manageable, access to an indoor space can materially improve the day.
300 level — where the cheapest inventory lives
Upper-level sections offer the most straightforward route to the lowest ticket prices.
The current stadium has a traditional large-bowl design, so the highest rows can feel significantly removed from the field.
That makes Tennessee another market where we’d compare the next price tier up.
When the get-in ticket costs only $15–$20, the step from “cheapest available” to “noticeably better seat” may be surprisingly affordable.
The Final Season at the Current Nissan Stadium
This is what makes the 2026 Titans page genuinely different.
The current stadium opened in 1999 after the franchise relocated from Houston to Tennessee.
It has hosted the Titans throughout the Nashville era.
But its replacement is now rising immediately alongside it.
The new Nissan Stadium is scheduled to open in 2027.
That means every remaining 2026 home game is part of the closing chapter of the existing building.
And one fixture stands out above the others.
Pittsburgh — scheduled final regular-season game
Steelers at Titans on 3 January is scheduled to be the final regular-season Titans game played at the current Nissan Stadium.
A postseason home game could theoretically follow depending on qualification and seeding, so we wouldn’t call Pittsburgh the guaranteed final Titans game in the building.
But as things stand, it is the final regular-season date.
That gives the ticket significance beyond the standings.
Twenty-eight seasons of Titans football in the building will effectively reach the end of their regular-season story that afternoon.
The New Nissan Stadium
The Titans don’t have to move across Nashville to reach their next home.
The new Nissan Stadium is being built on the same East Bank campus, immediately beside the current venue.
It is scheduled to open in 2027.
The most important change for ticket buyers is obvious:
the new stadium will be enclosed.
Plans include a translucent roof, improved sightlines, exterior terraces overlooking Nashville and a capacity of around 60,000.
That represents a considerable change from the current 69,000-seat open-air venue.
The smaller capacity and completely different premium-seating structure could also reshape the Titans ticket market from 2027 onwards.
So a 2026 ticket isn’t only an opportunity to see the old stadium.
It’s effectively the final chance to experience the open-air version of Titans football before the franchise moves into an entirely different type of building.
Nashville Weather and Choosing Your Seat
The current Nissan Stadium has no roof.
For early-season games that can mean heat and sunshine.
For December and January, the bigger considerations become cold, rain and wind.
Nashville is not Cleveland or Green Bay, but winter conditions can still make three hours outside uncomfortable.
For late-season games we’d therefore consider:
- forecast conditions
- club access
- clothing
- whether your section provides any practical shelter
- kickoff time
If you’re travelling internationally, don’t assume “Tennessee” automatically means warm-weather football.
Check the forecast shortly before leaving.
Getting to Nissan Stadium
One of Nissan Stadium’s greatest advantages is its relationship with downtown Nashville.
The stadium sits across the Cumberland River from the city centre.
That means visitors staying downtown do not necessarily need to drive at all.
Walk across the river
Multiple bridges provide pedestrian access between downtown and the stadium area.
The Woodland Street Bridge is currently recommended as the fastest route, while the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge provides another memorable way to approach the East Bank.
For visitors staying around Broadway or central Nashville, walking can be far more enjoyable than trying to park beside the venue.
On-site Titans parking is sold out
There are no day-of parking sales on the Nissan Stadium campus for Titans games.
Additional nearby parking can be reserved, but we wouldn’t arrive expecting to find an official stadium space.
Public transport is unusually useful
WeGo provides several game-day public transport options, including local buses, express services and park-and-ride routes.
That gives visitors more flexibility than simply choosing between driving and rideshare.
Make Nashville part of the game day
This is where the Titans differ substantially from suburban NFL venues.
You can spend the morning downtown, walk across the river for football and return to Nashville afterwards without organising an entire transport operation.
For an international visitor, that’s a major advantage.
Tailgating at Titans Games
Nashville naturally brings music into the pre-game experience.
The official Titan Up Tailgate takes place in the South Plaza near Gates 8 and 9 before home games, with live music, games and other fan activities.
Parking lots also open several hours before kickoff for those tailgating around the stadium campus.
For the current Jaguars game, for example, lots open four hours before kickoff while the official tailgate begins two hours before the game.
If you’re staying downtown, you have a choice that many NFL stadiums don’t really provide:
traditional parking-lot tailgating or a Nashville city-centre build-up followed by the walk across the river.
Neither is wrong.
They’re simply two different versions of a Titans game day.
Biggest Tennessee Titans Games
Jacksonville Jaguars — the value rivalry
Tennessee and Jacksonville share the AFC South, but the 2026 ticket market tells an unusually interesting story.
The Nashville game currently starts around $20.
The Jacksonville meeting costs more than seven times as much.
For supporters who simply want this divisional matchup, Tennessee provides dramatically better value.
See our Jacksonville Jaguars Tickets guide for the reasons behind the constrained Florida market.
Indianapolis Colts — cheap divisional football
Indianapolis is another AFC South opponent, and the remaining Nashville game can currently be found from roughly $15.
That’s exceptional value for divisional NFL football.
See our Indianapolis Colts Tickets guide for Lucas Oil Stadium information and the Colts side of the rivalry.
Houston Texans — a rivalry with franchise history
Houston has a unique place in Titans history.
Before relocating to Tennessee, this franchise was the Houston Oilers.
That means Titans–Texans games carry a historical connection that goes beyond simply sharing the AFC South.
Tennessee finishes its 2026 regular season at Houston.
See our Houston Texans Tickets guide for Reliant Stadium seating and game-day information.
Pittsburgh Steelers — old rivalry, final stadium chapter
Pittsburgh isn’t an AFC South opponent.
But the Oilers and Steelers spent years battling in the old AFC Central, giving the matchup much deeper roots than a typical inter-divisional game.
Combine that history with Steelers Nation’s travelling support and the scheduled final regular-season game at the current Nissan Stadium, and Pittsburgh becomes the standout remaining Titans ticket.
See our Pittsburgh Steelers Tickets guide for more information.
Tennessee Titans Playoff Tickets
The Titans’ current home prices should not be used to predict postseason pricing.
A $15 Indianapolis regular-season ticket tells us almost nothing about what a potential home playoff game would cost.
Playoff qualification brings different buyers into the market and greatly increases the importance of each seat.
There is also one particularly unusual 2026 factor.
Any home Titans playoff game would potentially extend the life of the current Nissan Stadium beyond the scheduled Pittsburgh regular-season finale.
That would give postseason tickets an additional historical dimension.
Before buying speculative playoff inventory, always check the conditions if the exact opponent, date or home venue has not been confirmed.
Our NFL Playoff Tickets guide explains postseason ticketing in more detail, while our AFC Championship Tickets guide covers the conference final.
Tennessee Titans Ticket FAQs
Where do the Tennessee Titans play?
The Titans play at the current Nissan Stadium on Nashville’s East Bank during the 2026 season.
How much are Tennessee Titans tickets?
Several remaining home games currently start at only around $15–$20, while Pittsburgh is above $100.
What is the cheapest remaining Titans home game?
Indianapolis currently has entry prices around $15, making it one of the cheapest regular-season NFL tickets on the remaining schedule.
Is 2026 the final season at Nissan Stadium?
Yes. The Titans are scheduled to move into the new Nissan Stadium in 2027.
What is the final Titans game at the current Nissan Stadium?
Pittsburgh on 3 January is scheduled to be the final regular-season home game. A postseason home game could potentially follow if Tennessee qualifies and earns one.
Is the current Nissan Stadium covered?
No. The existing stadium is open-air.
Will the new Nissan Stadium have a roof?
Yes. The new venue is designed as an enclosed stadium with a translucent roof.
How many people does the current Nissan Stadium hold?
The current football capacity is approximately 69,143.
Can I walk to Nissan Stadium from downtown Nashville?
Yes. Several bridges connect downtown with the East Bank, making walking one of the most practical options for centrally based visitors.
Is parking available at Nissan Stadium?
Official on-site Titans parking is sold out for the season and there are no day-of sales on the stadium campus. Nearby parking and public-transport alternatives are available.
Is there tailgating at Titans games?
Yes. Parking-lot tailgating is part of the game-day experience, and the Titans also operate the official Titan Up Tailgate in the South Plaza before home games.
Why do Titans–Texans games have historical significance?
The Titans franchise began life as the Houston Oilers before relocating to Tennessee, giving games against Houston an additional historical connection.
Are Titans tickets mobile?
Yes. Titans tickets are digital and should be loaded onto your phone before arriving at the stadium.
Can I buy Tennessee Titans playoff tickets?
Yes, if Tennessee qualifies and earns a home game. Check ticket conditions carefully when buying before the fixture or venue is officially confirmed.
Find Tennessee Titans Tickets
Tennessee currently offers something increasingly difficult to find in the NFL:
genuinely cheap tickets in a city that’s excellent for a football weekend.
For pure value, start with Indianapolis or Washington.
For cheap divisional football, Jacksonville is difficult to argue against.
For history, atmosphere and the closing chapter of the current Nissan Stadium, Pittsburgh is the standout.
And whichever game you choose, the 2026 season has an extra significance.
The next time the Titans begin a new NFL season, they’ll be playing under a roof in a completely different stadium.
Related Guides
NFL Tickets →
NFL Ticket Prices →
How to Buy NFL Tickets →
NFL International Games Tickets →
AFC Championship Tickets →
NFC Championship Tickets →
NFL Playoff Tickets →
Super Bowl Ticket Prices →
Super Bowl Tickets →