I had seats for row U for the Titans vs. the Oakland Raiders game; this was the 2010 home opener and the Titans won big. This was my first visit to LP Field as I am a big Oakland Raiders fan in Memphis. The stadium itself is very average compared to Cowboy stadium and the Superdome in New Orleans. There isn't anything that stands out about LP Field aside from the weird roller coaster looking thing on the river entitled 'Ghost Ballet'. The concessions are poor and only took cash but I think they now accept credit cards in 2012.
Section 131 was a very thin section. Due to it's corner location on the field, there were very few seats in the bottom rows. Pet the Titans website, each sideline section begins with row A and end with row LL. After walking to my seats back and forth between the concessions, it's clear that even row LL boasts a great view of the field. I found the concourses to be very small except for the end zone concessions which had picnic tables.
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The stadium itself is very average compared to Cowboy stadium and the Superdome in New Orleans. There isn't anything that stands out about LP Field aside from the weird roller coaster looking thing on the river entitled 'Ghost Ballet'. The concessions are poor and only took cash but I think they now accept credit cards in 2012.
Section 131 was a very thin section. Due to it's corner location on the field, there were very few seats in the bottom rows. Pet the Titans website, each sideline section begins with row A and end with row LL. After walking to my seats back and forth between the concessions, it's clear that even row LL boasts a great view of the field. I found the concourses to be very small except for the end zone concessions which had picnic tables.
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