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The new Nissan Stadium, an indoor venue in Nashville, Tennessee, is scheduled to open in 2027 as the future home of the NFL's Tennessee Titans, replacing the adjacent open-air stadium which will be demolished. Designed by the architectural firm Manica, the 60,000-seat facility carries a projected cost of $2.1 billion, including a record-breaking $1.26 billion in public funding—the largest stadium subsidy in U.S. history. The financing package, confirmed by a 26–11 vote in April 2023, combines $840 million from the team, $500 million from the state, and $760 million in revenue bonds repaid through seat licenses and new hotel taxes, with construction beginning in 2024. The project has faced notable events, including a brief construction delay in July 2025 after a noose was discovered (though no charges were filed), and the relocation of the IndyCar Music City Grand Prix to the Nashville Superspeedway for 2025 and 2026. In May 2026, it was announced that the new stadium will host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030, cementing its status as a major sports destination.