A top tier venue for sure. It's huge! I've attended several games here. It's always as good a it…read morelooks on TV. I do have a couple of complaints. Parking is insane, like most college campus stadiums. The seats are packed in so closely that people trying to get to the aisle to visit the loo, or enjoy a short and fast line at the concessions, must get pretty intimate with their seat neighbors. The upper deck is brutal. Miss me with those tickets! If you can get just under the overhang, though, you can have shelter from the elements even if you have an obstructed view. There are, literally, seats placed behind huge concrete supports and I've had tickets there. Had to laugh. Despite all of that, it's amazing. The amenities, including concessions and restroom facilities, are fast and easy. The stadium hosts the university's traditions and team with style. I love the VOLS, but my first love is the Crimson and Cream. I have to say that Knoxville has been very hospitable to my friends from Norman, Oklahoma. If you get the chance, go to a game here. You won't regret it.

Savannah Banana Baseball at Neyland Stadium, nothing quite like watching a baseball game with over…read more100,000 fans, and that's exactly what we did on May 23rd. I'm a huge baseball fan, but as a true fan, I had my concerns on this one. So maybe this doesn't work for the baseball purist, but for the casual fan, for the kids, this is most akin to the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. There's a lot of slapstick humor stuff, but there are no dull moments and there is something going on every moment you are in attendance. Quite honestly, as a former player, some of the tricks even leave me scratching my head. It's action packed entertainment from beginning to end, and there's even a little baseball played as well. It is certainly worth at least a look, even for the purist.

A big entertaining race track with weekly races every weekend from April to October. I found…read moreplenty of parking with easy access to and from the track. There is a $10 admission ticket. You can also bring your lawn chairs too for comfortable seating. They do have concessions stands with very reasonable prices. A hot dog and coke was $4. However, I saw some items as low as a dollar. I would say every seat in here is a good seat with a great view of the race track. I sat down in the lower stands and could see the whole race track. They have late model racing of course. The winner for tonight's race was Ross White. One unusual race car I saw here was the Classic race car. I have never seen the cars race. They put on a good show. I have to say it was an entertaining night for me.

Love this place! The McCarters, Mitch and Tanya, have done wonders with 411 since taking over…read more Constant improvements to the facility and killer racing, wheel to wheel, door to door 3,4,5 wide racing every lap

Even though I've lived in Knoxville my entire life, had yet to make it to the Ula Love Doughty…read moreCarousel Theatre until recently. I have been missing out. The set up, the acoustics, the ability to perform in a unique way. The theatre itself is in-the-round, which I'd only seen at a concert. It was great! The performers were coming in and out of performing up and down the aisles. It added an extra element of surprise, not knowing if they'd enter right by you, or you could see them entering across the theatre, before others knew it. The in-the-round also provided an interesting take on the acoustics. The sound was not just coming directly at you the entire time, but it was able to ebb and flow. Made me wonder if some theatre directors plan for that, and coach their actors to utilize that option. Looking at the line up of shows, there's a wide variety of performances. From contemporary, historic, and local shows, the space appeals to any and all!

This is a beautiful well laid out campus of a very large university. We were visiting our…read moreGranddaughter who attends the School Of Veterinary Medicine. There is a huge botanical garden which is well worth a short visit.

Beautiful campus to see. The home of Peyton manning who still teaches at the university. Nathan's…read morestadium is very impressive.

I stopped here as I had some time before meeting family at where we were staying. Cute winery and…read morethe tasting was less than $10 (including a glass). I do wish there was more information on the tasting sheet about what grapes were used in each of the wines or at least some tasting notes. The ladies working were nice but they just poured the wine and gave me the name of it. I would have liked to know just a bit more. I did end up having a glass of wine and I also bought a bottle and some cheese to take home.

Their manager, Amber, is fabulous! I highly recommend you to stop by their seasonal pumpkin wine…read moreand orange honey apple cider!!! It's fabulous and their meat/cheese choices are a thumb up! You will not be dispoannted by their services. It was a nice ladies day out and just recharge ourselves. Check this place out!

Knox County Sportspark is the cleanest park and outdoor fun area on the planet…read more I love going to the park with my two son's each week. Because I have pet allergies, I can't go to every park that has dogs and pets. There is only one park on this planet, where I can go without having to take allergy shots and an overdose of allergy medication. I love walking the amazing clean and safe walking track and trail. Northwest Sports Complex is like a golf course without the golf with a playground and pavilion area. This is the most beautiful and pet free park in the world, and I love this place!

What a great night cheering on Lady Vols Soccer. The stadium opened 1.5 hours before the game and…read morethey had a tons of giveaways and promotions as they tried to beat their attendance record. I wouldn't be surprised if they did because that was the most people I have ever seen at a collegiate soccer game. There were programs, signed pics of Smokey, orange and white Pom poms, t-shirts for first 500 in line, pic opportunities with Smokey 10, bounce house, concession stands, food trucks (Goodwins). Overall, lively atmosphere and a lot to see and do. Parking and accessing stands was easy and cost to attend was free! Can't get much better than that. We sat in the second row up (you have super obstructed views of the field in 1st row) due to small kids who don't do stairs well. I would recommend 4th row and up if you can with so many people walking and stopping in front of you. Very family-friendly, with the exception of no mask mandate for kids in the crowded bounce houses. Can't wait to come back!