LOOK: Tennessee Unveils Brand New Neyland Stadium Entertainment District

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The Tennessee Volunteers have unveiled their brand new Neyland Stadium entertainment district.
If you ask around college football, many will tell you the Tennessee Volunteers have one of the best gameday experiences in the nation. Packed Neyland Stadium reaches powerful decibel levels, the white and orange checkerboard pattern in the stands and running through the T before kickoff provide one of the most unique experiences in a stadium. But if you thought things couldn't get any better in Knoxville, then take a look at the new entertainment district that is coming near the stadium.
Pictures of the entertainment district that will be right by the stadium were unveiled on social media this week and the plans look absolutely stunning. There will be a 240-room hotel with 60 additional condos, 175,000 square-foot entertainment district, retail with restaurants, a rooftop restaurant, a conference center and a pool and terrace.
The University of Tennessee has unveiled a full look at its proposed Neyland Entertainment District.
— Front Office Sports (@FOS) July 25, 2024
• 240-room hotel with 60 additional condos
• 175,000 sq ft entertainment district
• Retail, Restaurants
• Rooftop restaurant
• Conference Center
• Pool & terrace pic.twitter.com/tr9RB9BACt
This style of venue has become more and more popular in professional sports. Most notably, the Atlanta Braves built 'The Battery' surrounding Truist Park where fans can enjoy great food, great drinks and a fun atmosphere before and after every single baseball game. The same business partners that helped create the battery are involved with this Tennessee project. Businesses also remain open during the offseason as well. Now, it looks like the Volunteers want to create that same style of atmosphere for college football.
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Jonathan Williams is a multimedia sports journalist who graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Journalism. He has multiple years of experience in covering college football for a variety of teams
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