8 guides · TN
Compare venues across Knoxville using the practical decisions that shape the visit: arrival, parking, transit, sightlines, atmosphere, and the trip home.
Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center is an aquatics venue in Knoxville used for SEC, NCAA, swimming, and diving championship meets. This FanProof guide focuses on pool configuration, session credential, heat sheet, deck-versus-stands access, humidity, sightlines, and re-entry.
Bijou Theatre is a theater at 803 S. Gay St.. Weapons of any kind, including pocketknives; outside food and beverages; smoking of any kind, including e-cigarettes; illegal substances; professional or flash photography, tripods, selfie-sticks; backpacks, bags, oversized purses, etc. are prohibited at the venue.
Covenant Health Park is Knoxville's roughly 7,000-capacity downtown stadium and the home of the Knoxville Smokies and One Knoxville SC. For a Smokies game, the useful plan is a compliant clear bag, the correct 60- or 90-minute gate, a cashless payment method, and a downtown garage, walk, or fare-free connector route.
Tennessee's large campus arena, formerly Thompson-Boling Arena, hosts Volunteers and Lady Volunteers basketball plus volleyball beside Neyland Stadium and the Tennessee River.
Knoxville Civic Auditorium is a theater at 500 Howard Baker Jr Drive. -No weapons -No outside food or beverage -Bags subject to be checked.
Lindsey Nelson Stadium is the Division I baseball home of Tennessee in Knoxville. This FanProof guide focuses on arrival, entry, seating, parking, weather, and game-day planning before first pitch.
A vast riverside college football stadium where Tennessee traditions and a steep, loud bowl reward an early campus plan and realistic postgame expectations.
A restored 1928 movie palace on downtown Knoxville's Gay Street, known for ornate interiors, a fixed historic auditorium, and direct pedestrian access from the State Street Garage area.