How do I buy tickets?
For baseball, visit the Knoxville Smokies website to buy tickets, plan your visit, or get team news or a season schedule:
www.milb.com/knoxville
For soccer, visit the One Knoxville SC website:
www.oneknoxsc.com
Where do I park?
The closest City garage is the State Street Garage, which is a 10-minute walk less than five blocks south of Covenant Health Park.
The City’s West Jackson Avenue surface lot, west of the stadium, is also a 10-minute walk.
Some public on-street and surface lot parking is even closer.
One option is to park almost anywhere downtown and ride Knoxville Area Transit's fare-free Downtown Connector. The bus service runs every 15 minutes and links Gay Street, the Old City, Covenant Health Park, Main Street, various City garages and more.
Details
HERE.
Will garages have enough capacity?
There are nearly 7,400 affordable or free parking spaces within walking distance of Covenant Health Park. But when stadium events get added into the downtown entertainment mix, how often will downtown garages fill up?
Answer: It's a rarity for even the most popular garages to reach anywhere near capacity. And garages used less frequently always have unused parking spaces.
For example, the 1,497-space State Street Garage typically has about 400 empty available spaces even during peak hours.
At the Dwight Kessel Garage, just a few blocks to the south, roughly 500 spaces on average are available even when demand is at its highest.
What about park-and-walk options?
The City’s State Street Garage and West Jackson Avenue surface lot are a 10-minute walk to Covenant Health Park, with some public on-street and surface lot parking even closer.
It’s a 15-minute walk between either the Market Square, Locust Street or Langley garages and the stadium – and a 20-minute walk from the Dwight Kessel Garage, which consistently has plenty of available parking.
Where can I find ADA parking?
The Old City South Lot B, directly across the street from Covenant Health Park, will have 70 reserved ADA-accessible spaces. Parking is free for vehicles with valid disability license plates, placards or decals.
All public garages and lots also have free ADA-accessible spaces.
Also, the new elevators installed in 2019 at State Street Garage make it easier for anyone with mobility issues to park there and access the flat sidewalks along Central Street.
Where can I park my bicycle or scooter?
There will be parking for bikes and scooters at the Old City South Lot A, beneath James White Parkway and Hall of Fame Drive.
Are any streets closing?
Now that the streetscapes improvements on Willow Avenue and Central Street have been completed, Willow as of early August 2025 has reopened in both directions.
And on Friday and Saturday nights when there are games being played at Covenant Health Park, Central Street between Jackson Avenue and Willow Avenue is closing later - 9 p.m.
That one-block closure on Friday and Saturday nights is the only stadium-related street closure.
Can I walk the stadium's concourse?
Yes. Starting Monday, March 23, 2026, the Covenant Health Park concourse will be open on weekdays.
More details
HERE.
The concourse will be open to the public Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Access will be available through the First Base and Third Base gates, allowing residents, visitors and downtown employees the opportunity to experience the public venue even on non-event days.
“The opening of the Covenant Health Park concourse access reflects what we envisioned for this project from the beginning: a vibrant, welcoming space that belongs to the whole city,” Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon said. “Whether you’re here for a game, a walk through the surrounding neighborhood, or just to take in the view, the concourse helps knit this ballpark into the fabric of Knoxville and makes downtown an even more exciting place to be.”