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About First Horizon Park
First Horizon Park in downtown Nashville is more than a baseball stadium. As the home of the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A), it also hosts concerts, festivals, and community events. With a seating capacity of 8,500 in fixed seats and up to 10,000 with berm seating, the park offers good sightlines from the lower bowl (sections 1xx–2xx), upper deck, and ADA seating areas. The venue opened as First Tennessee Park in 2015 and was renamed First Horizon Park in 2020. Whether you’re here for a ballgame or a headline show, we’ve got you covered with practical guidance on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining options. For ticket purchases, secure your seats with a simple, no-fuss process—we’ve got you.
Getting to First Horizon Park is straightforward. There are about 6,000 parking spaces within a half-mile, including the Harrison Street state parking garage (up to 1,000 vehicles). Some lots may be unavailable on weekday afternoons before 5:30 p.m., so plan ahead. Public transit options are available via WeGo Transit, with BCycle bike stations nearby and walking distance to Music City Central. When you’re ready to stay nearby, downtown Nashville offers a range of hotels and dining options within walking distance, including Home2 Suites Downtown, Tempo by Hilton Nashville Downtown, Four Seasons, Grand Hyatt, Fairlane, and more. We’ll highlight affiliate partner hotels and restaurants to help you plan a convenient stay. For the most up-to-date seating info, refer to the Nashville Sounds seating map on MILB’s site.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Venue type: baseball stadium and events venue, home of the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A).
- Address: 19 Junior Gilliam Way, Nashville, TN 37219.
- Capacity: 8,500 fixed seats; up to 10,000 total with berm seating.
- Seating chart: lower bowl sections 1xx–2xx, upper deck sections, and ADA seating areas; seating map available on MILB's Nashville Sounds site.
- Parking: about 6,000 spaces within a half-mile; Harrison Street state parking garage for up to 1,000 vehicles; some lots unavailable on weekdays before 5:30 p.m.
- Transit: public transit options via WeGo Transit; walking/biking routes and a BCycle station at/near the park; walking distance from Music City Central.
- Nearby hotels: numerous downtown hotels within walking distance (examples include Home2 Suites Downtown, Tempo by Hilton Nashville Downtown, Four Seasons, Grand Hyatt, Fairlane, and others).
- Notable events: home to the Nashville Sounds baseball team; hosted Nashville SC (USL) in 2018–2019; has hosted City of Hope Celebrity Softball (2015–2018) and Rock-N-Jock Celebrity Softball (since 2021); has hosted concerts and festivals.
- Renaming history: opened as First Tennessee Park (2015–2019); renamed First Horizon Park in January 2020.
- Current status: not demolished; continues as the ballpark for Nashville Sounds and a venue for events.