What Is Geodis Park?

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Geodis Park is a 30,109-seat soccer-specific stadium at the historic Nashville Fairgrounds, at 501 Benton Ave, and the home of Major League Soccer’s Nashville SC (Wikipedia). It opened on May 1, 2022, and was designed by Populous. During development it was called Nashville SC Stadium and Nashville Fairgrounds Stadium. Wikipedia says its seating for 30,000 makes it the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States or Canada. Metro Nashville owns it. The stadium was part of a redevelopment of the fairgrounds that also included a relocated Expo space, mixed-use buildings, and an upgraded Fairgrounds Speedway. In 2025 it was one of the venues for the FIFA Club World Cup.

Geodis Park at a Glance

What the source says
Address 501 Benton Ave, at the Nashville Fairgrounds
Capacity 30,109
Opened May 1, 2022
Owner Metro Nashville
Tenant Nashville SC (MLS)
Architect Populous
Financing the original 2016 deal expected businessman John Ingram to pay $25 million up front and $9 million a year over 30 years toward Metro's annual debt on a $225 million bond issue
Events 2025 FIFA Club World Cup venue

Source: Wikipedia.

Going to a Match

  1. Buy parking ahead: lots, passes, and event-day rules are in where to park near Geodis Park.
  2. Check the event: the stadium hosts Nashville SC and other events; see the team’s schedule.
  3. Know the other teams: the city’s full lineup is in what professional sports teams are in Nashville.