Tennessee Titans Suites

Nissan Stadium, 1 Titans Way, Nashville, TN

The Titans were in a period of change in 2024, as the team gradually shifted from some of its older stars to a younger nucleus. Veteran Ryan Tannehill began the season at quarterback, but by mid-year the team handed the reins to second-year QB Will Levis to evaluate him as the future. Tennessee’s offense went through growing pains despite the ever-reliable Derrick Henry carrying the load, and the team finished with a losing record. However, bright spots like the emergence of rookie receiver Treylon Burks and a scrappy defense kept games close. In early 2025, the Titans made sweeping changes – moving on from long-time coach Mike Vrabel and hiring a new head coach, an offensive-minded leader to develop the young QB. They also made a blockbuster trade, sending Derrick Henry to a contender and acquiring additional draft capital to help accelerate their rebuild. With a top-5 pick in the 2025 draft, Tennessee selected a franchise left tackle to anchor the offensive line. It’s a fresh start in Nashville as the Titans look to retool and climb back toward the top of the AFC South.

While Titans fans eagerly anticipate the brand-new, state-of-the-art domed stadium planned to open later in the decade, Nissan Stadium has been adding touches to improve the current game-day experience. The team has installed new high-definition video boards on both ends of the stadium in recent years, ensuring fans have a crystal-clear view of replays and scores. Additionally, the Titans created a party deck in the north end zone by removing some upper-level seating – this Bud Light Party Deck has become a popular general-admission hangout during games, complete with drink rails and a field-facing social area. On the premium side, Nissan Stadium offers a range of options: the stadium’s 176 luxury suites continue to provide private indoor/outdoor viewing and top-notch catering, and the club level (the Titans Rewards Club) gives members an air-conditioned concourse with upgraded food selections and lounges decked out in team graphics. Fans are also excited about the previews of the new stadium’s amenities – including concepts like studio loft suites and sky terrace clubs – which promise an even more luxurious future. In the meantime, attending a Titans game at Nissan Stadium still means enjoying Nashville’s riverfront breezes, enthusiastic crowds, and increasingly comfortable facilities that keep folks coming back.

While 2023 was a struggle, the Titans do feel confident that they have their long-term quarterback in Will Levis. The rest of the offensive skill positions underwent a makeover, with running back Tony Pollard and wide receivers Calvin Ridley, DeAndre Hopkins, and Tyler Boyd all coming on board. The defense is young, and new outside linebacker Arden Key was brought in as a veteran presence last year. He succeeded with six sacks and two forced fumbles as a leader on the unit.

While the Titans get ready to open a new stadium in Nashville in 2027, enjoy a premium experience at Nissan Stadium while you still can. Suites vary in size from 16 to 48 tickets and come with club lounge access, a dedicated suite attendant, and parking. Nashville is also known for its culinary side, so take advantage by selecting upscale food and beverage packages for your suite.

The Tennessee Titans ended up with the best record in the AFC last year and made some intriguing moves around this year's draft. Wide receiver Robert Woods and tight end Austin Hooper become new targets for quarterback Ryan Tannehill, and the team used a draft pick acquired in the trade of A.J. Brown to take WR Treylon Burks out of Arkansas. Liberty quarterback Malik Willis was also picked in the third round and could be used as a change of pace. Of course, things start on the offensive side with running back Derrick Henry, who returns as the Titans look for their fourth-straight playoff berth and third-straight AFC South title.

Come to one of America's finest towns for entertainment in Nashville and make a memorable weekend out of it by attending a Titans game in a suite at Nissan Stadium. Suites hold anywhere from 12 to 48 and come with VIP parking, a dedicated suite attendant, and club lounge access. Nashville is also known for its culinary delights, and you can take advantage by selecting upscale food and beverage packages for your suite.