LP Field Renovations

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Titans Going Big to Keep Fans from Staying at Home

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The Tennessee Titans promised their fans bigger and better, and they're coming through with video boards almost as large as those at Cowboys Stadium trying to put the home theater experience into their NFL stadium.

"We are certainly making it our top priority to keep fans coming and have a great time and give them reason to come to LP Field as opposed to staying at home and watching it on high-definition television," Titans executive vice president Don MacLachlan said Monday.

The team announced plans for $25 million in improvements last October, and work started this offseason stripping old signage and speakers making room for 800 new speakers to go with video ribbons between the lower and upper levels along with new elevators to the upper deck. But the highlight of the renovation project comes this week with the delivery of equipment for the new video boards, which will be the biggest in any NFL outdoor stadium in the end zones.

The video boards will stand 157 feet wide and 54 feet high, just under the Cowboys' boards that measure 160 feet wide by 72 high. In Baltimore, the Ravens' video boards measure 100 feet wide and 27 feet high.

"They're all state of the art, and they'll be certainly a reason for fans to come, let alone the environment you get at an NFL game to begin with," said MacLachlan, who's in charge of administration and facilities for the team. "All these enhancements will take our fans' experience at LP Field to an entirely new level."

 

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Video Boards
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Speaker System
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