Tennessee Football will wrap up its spring training camp slate this Saturday afternoon with the playing of the 2026 Orange & White Game in Neyland Stadium. The event will be the culmination of the team’s hard work during the spring as it moves into summer programming and fall camp in the next handful of months.
Tennessee originally began its spring training camp on March 16. The Vols have had two scrimmages take place in Neyland Stadium already, but this will be the first event in front of fans this spring.
Here’s a look at some of the commonly asked questions about the event to give you the important information to know before the weekend:
When And Where Will The Orange & White Game Take Place?
The event will be held at 2:00 p.m. ET in Neyland Stadium on Saturday, April 11. Gates will open at 1:00 p.m. ET, with entry gates including 20, 21, 22, 23, and 24.
What Does Admission Into The Game Look Like?
Admission for the game is FREE for fans. Tennessee fans can claim their free admission ticket online, using the link here.
Will The Game Be Streamed On Television Or Radio?
The game will not be broadcast live on television, meaning that the only way to see the event will be live and in person. There will be a radio broadcast, however, featuring various interviews and guests during the show. Vol Network will carry the scrimmage across all radio affiliates, the Tennessee Athletics App, and UTSports.com.
What Will The In-Stadium Seating Options Look Like?
The layout will be general admission seating in the lower bowl, except for the premium seating areas. The south endzone will be closed off due to ongoing Neyland Stadium construction. Unavailable seating includes sections G through Q and GG through QQ.
Is There Parking Available For The Game?
All parking lots will open at 7:00 a.m. ET on Saturday. Phillip Fulmer Way will be closed from Cumberland Avenue to Lake Loudoun Boulevard at 5:00 a.m., and Peyton Manning Pass will also be closed.
All parking lots adjacent to Neyland Stadium will be reserved via a parking pass. For fans looking for free parking, they can head to Terrace Avenue Garage, White Avenue Garage, 11th Street Garage, Ag Campus, and Stephenson Drive. The last two options will have a shuttle service that begins at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Are There Pregame Festivities Available For Fans?
According to UT Sports, “Vol Village will open at 10:30 a.m. in Lot 9 and feature live bands, food trucks, an appearance by the Spirit Squad and VFL Sterl The Pearl, sponsor activations and fun activities for all ages. Thomas Edwards and Matt Stillwell will perform in Vol Village.”
Tennessee has also announced that Smokey XII will debut at the 2026 Orange & White game this Saturday.
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Here’s a look at some of Rocky Top Insider’s spring training camp coverage over the last month:
- Former Tennessee Football QB Josh Dobbs Stops By Vols’ Spring Practice
- An SEC Game for Transfer TE Trent Thomas Was Enough to Gain the Trust of Tennessee’s Coaching Staff
- Tennessee Transfer Amare Campbell Describes What it Looks Like To Be The ‘Quarterback’ of a Jim Knowles Defense
- Tennessee Transfer TJ Metcalf: ‘I Hate Wide Receivers’
- Tennessee Football Safety TJ Metcalf Reveals Why He Picked the Vols in the Transfer Portal
- How Vols Safety Qua Moss Went From Hating Tennessee to Proudly Wearing the Orange
- Everything Tennessee Football Co-DC Anthony Poindexter Said During Spring Camp
- Tennessee Football Practice Highlights: Defense Gets Work Before Orange & White Game in Knoxville
- Tennessee Football Practice Notes And Observations: Spring Practice No. 12
- Former Alabama Quarterback Turned Pundit Gives Thoughts on Tennessee’s Quarterback Battle
- This Tennessee Football Defensive Lineman is Stealing the Headlines of Spring Camp
- Three Takeaways From Tennessee Football’s Second Spring Scrimmage
- Josh Heupel Details Key Difference in Vols’ First and Second Spring Scrimmages
