Vanderbilt Commodores Football

The Commodores stadium is easy to get to and has plenty of entrance/exit points. The stadium holds just above 40,000 people, so the crowd was not overwhelming and a little short of a sell out. Georgia traveled at least 1/2 the stadium - maybe as much as 70%. The food and pricing was about average in price and quality with other stadiums. The restrooms were reasonably well kept and their personnel around the stadium were friendly and helpful. It is an older venue and while well kept; could use some updating. As far as the game is concerned.. It was great! Georgia won! We were quite happy with the experience.

Tennessee didnt win, but vanderbilt stadium does not have a bad seat in the stadium! Love going especially since its right in nashville had a great time.

Our family of 4 attempted to attend this game. We have gone to several games at other venues but this was our first time going to Vanderbilt Stadium. Event staff gave us wrong directions to our seats, twice. When we did find our section, we had a very difficult time getting to our seats (even though we had seats 1-4 in that row). There was band equipment piled up and overcrowding of fans there to watch the game. Two of our family members were unable to climb over the equipment and people to reach our seats. They ended up standing to watch the portion of the game that we stayed for because event staff could not seat us anywhere else. We left shortly after the 1st quarter began. The tickets were a waste of money.

The stadium needs renovating. The concession and bathroom lines were outrageously long. The concession stand worker had to write down my order, she had to swipe my card, she handed my card back and I had to swipe my card on a different machine. It took over 20 minutes to get from the concourse to our seats. The traffic of people is very poorly organized.

This was one of the best Vandy games that I have attended. So exciting to see them beat Tennessee at home! This was my husband's early Christmas present and I couldn't be happier that the Dores brought home the victory for him! Even as we sat surrounded by orange, we proudly wore our black and gold. What a game!

It was a very good game and loved where I sat could see everything. Would definitely buy again cause it was an excellent experience.

Even though the weather was freezing, the experience was awesome.

I should start by saying that the Vanderbilt folks themselves were very nice, and the facility was clean. But the stadium itself is very dated. Seats are the lowest I've ever seen (we're all 6-footers, and we had to curl out legs under the seats), and there are only half as many aisles up to seats as there should be. Our seats were in the middle of a section, and we had to essentially climb over roughly 20 people to get to them--no other way to accomplish it. Some money for renovations to the seating would be well-spent.

Loved the atmosphere. Seats were great, on the 25 yard line

Like the stadium. Able to see entire field. Great atmosphere. Had tge chicken wrap. It was good. Food was pricey. Event tickets were reasonable.

Vanderbilt Stadium is a wonderful facility that offers top notch Southeastern Conference football fight here in Nashville. Win or lose who could ask for more. If nothing else go to spy on all the great SEC teams. Its a great place to spend an afternoon in the fall watching these talented athletes without the four hour drive. Anchor down and Go Vandy!

For some reason, the LP Field crew did not open all of the gates. It took me and my friend about 45 minutes to get into the stadium. It had nothing to do with the NFL bag policy. I was in the upper level, same as when I attend Titans games as well. The gates that lead to the upper sections were simply not open, as well as other gates that were not open. We missed a significant part of the first quarter of action.

Had a great time watching Ole Miss embarrass Vandy. Seats were great and venue was awesome.

I go to all Titans games and have been to several Music City Bowls, so I have a good idea on what to expect at LP Field. Having only 4 sets of gates open and having only 2 or 3 workers manage each gate is inexcusable. Luckily I went in an hour and a half before kickoff, but too many of my fellow fans were stuck outside for the whole first quarter due to a lack of workers. When I went to the upper deck, I was very surprised that every concession stand was closed but one. There should have been at least three open, if not most of them. Vanderbilt also had one their worst games ever, which made the whole game feel like a waste of time and money.