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The Tennessee Titans allowed media, and in turn fans, to turn their attention away from the scoreboard and the standings on Thursday, offering a tour update for new Nissan Stadium, which will open in the spring ahead of the Titans becoming the primary tenant there next fall. Work on the stadium has progressed quite a bit from the last tour several months ago, and the facility looks to be state-of-the-art in almost every aspect. Navy blue padded seats, luxury suites, a nice new locker room and many other amenities will adorn the stadium, which will not only serve as the Titans’ new home, but also will be a showpiece of Nashville with CMA Fest, a Super Bowl and other top events in the future, ranging from Wrestlemania to college football and basketball championship game as possibilities, not to mention top-line concerts playing Music City. The post Photos from tour of new Nissan Stadium first appeared on Main Street Media of Tennessee.

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