Don't Bring Cash: Nissan Stadium Announces Transition Into Cashless Payments

Nissan Stadium. Photo: By Danny Parker/Tennessee Titans

Nissan Stadium will being transitioning into a cashless payment facility, expecting to allow faster payment transactions and commit to a more contactless experience through its Safe Stadium Plan.

The rollout of this new cashless system began earlier this month at the Nashville Soccer Club’s opening match on April 17.

Fans can expect all sporting, concert, and other event purchases from ticketing, parking, merchandise, and concessions to be completely cashless. The move is in-line with many arena’s across the country including 20 NFL stadiums.

Payment methods that will be accepted are credit or debit cards, gift cards, and mobile payment services such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay. Fans who arrive with cash only will be directed to Ticket Resolution windows near Sections 108, 309 and 338, where they can purchase a gift card with cash.

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Don’t Bring Cash: Nissan Stadium Announces Transition Into Cashless Payments

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