The Tennessee Titans and Infiniti have revealed new renderings of a premium hospitality space called the Infiniti Club, a more than 22,000-square-foot lounge planned inside the new Nissan Stadium as the Nashville venue nears its 2027 opening. The club is billed as a game-day luxury destination with lounge seating overlooking the field, bar access and a dedicated entrance for guests with club access.
According to WSMV, the Infiniti Club is designed to accommodate up to 3,000 guests and will reportedly elevate experiences at game days, concerts and other major events at the stadium. The Titans and Infiniti jointly announced the space, with Infiniti describing it as part of an effort to redefine game-day luxury, according to usa.infinitinews.com.
Eric Ledieu, vice president of Infiniti Americas, said the club reflects Infiniti's commitment to exceptional experiences, bold design, elevated hospitality and a premium environment. He said the space was designed to feel special and to give guests a new way to experience the Infiniti brand, per WSMV's reporting.
A Lounge That's Already Selling Fast
Demand for the space appears to be outpacing supply. The Infiniti Club is quickly selling out, according to bizjournals.com, which also reported that the exclusive space spans more than 22,000 square feet as part of the Titans and Infiniti's teamed-up luxury club experience.
That pace fits a broader pattern across the new stadium's premium offerings. All premium spaces at the new Nissan Stadium are sold out, with limited personal seat licenses remaining only in the 100 and 400 levels, according to sportsbusinessjournal.com. Separately, the Titans said premium seat memberships for the new stadium sold out in just three months, according to the team's own announcement on tennesseetitans.com.
Another Premium Club Takes Shape
The Infiniti Club isn't the only high-end space being built into the stadium. The Nissan 1960 Club, another premium venue set to open within the new Nissan Stadium in 2027, will accommodate up to 550 fans, the same Sports Business Journal report notes. That sold-out club is planned with a private entrance, custom seating and a speakeasy aesthetic designed by Elevate Creative, and it's expected to be available for all Titans home games, concerts and other events.
Construction Timeline Holds Steady
The broader stadium project is set for completion in February 2027. The venue will include 15 unique event spaces and capacity to hold between 50,000 and 60,000 people, and it's meant to serve not just as the Titans' home but as a host site for a variety of entertainment events, per the same account. At one point during construction, the project had 850 workers on site daily, underscoring the scale of the build as Nashville's football future takes shape along the Cumberland River.
