NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – The Tennessee Titans have unveiled a new field-level club that aims to showcase a premium viewing of home games in the new Nissan Stadium.
The Titans and Nissan released renderings of one of their new premium clubs, the Nissan 1960 Club.
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The club is named for the year Bud Adams founded the franchise and Nissan Motor Corporation was established in the U.S.
The sold-out club will accommodate up to 550 fans and feature an all-inclusive food and beverage experience.
“Ticket holders will enjoy a private entrance, custom seating, and a speakeasy aesthetic, designed by Elevate Creative. The experience is designed to feel cohesive and grounded, drawing from shared themes of legacy, ambition, and evolution, showcasing the steady tradition of Nissan and the Titans,” the Titans touted.
Titans release renderings of premium club area of new stadium called the Nissan 1960 Club.
It’s named for the year Bud Adams founded the franchise.
It can hold up to 550 fans and is located at field level on the home sidelines.
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The club will be located at field level along the home sideline, with a chance to see players take the field for pregame warmups and more throughout the game.
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“The Nissan 1960 Club is where our legacy shows up loud and clear,” said Allyson Witherspoon, chief marketing officer, Nissan U.S. “It celebrates more than 65 years of innovation, performance and passion, and brings it to life in a way that feels unmistakably Nissan. With our U.S. headquarters here in the Nashville area, this partnership with the Titans is personal. It’s about pride, community and creating unforgettable moments for our employees, our customers and fans in Tennessee and everywhere the game is watched.”
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