The Titans will sell seats and memorabilia from Nissan Stadium, but fans won't have the chance to buy the specific seats they occupied for years.
By PAUL KUHARSKY
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Will your man cave, memorabilia room or porch eventually include seats from Nissan Stadium v1?
Yes.
Will it include YOUR seats from Adelphia Coliseum/ LP Field/ Nissan Stadium?
No.
Rather than making any announcement, even with limited info, the Titans put up a FAQ at their new stadium website in June about plans for memorabilia. Per seranking.com, it has had all of 4,900 visitors, 43 percent of which came after WSMV.com wrote about it and linked to it on Wednesday.
In the FAQ, the team reveals that mementos from the building that will be torn down by January 2027 will be available for purchase, with proceeds benefitting the Titans Foundation
It includes this answer to, "Can I purchase my specific seat location?"
Unfortunately, due to timing constraints and structural logistics, it will not be possible to purchase specific seats. However, we do anticipate making a number of stadium seats available for purchase, with details being finalized soon.
That's understandable to a degree. But it certainly is an unconventional way to answer a question people have been asking that the Titans know is important to a devout section of their fan base and that will get pushback from some of those exceptionally zealous followers.
“They don’t seem to have any problem being able to contact me about upgrading my seats, buying a parking pass or buying seat cushions,” season ticket member DeWayne Gee said. “Seems like the same process could be applied to the actual seat. Would you like your seat when we tear it out of the stadium? Click here.”
Under what other items might be available, the FAQ says: “We are currently conducting inventory on available items, which may include limited seats, signage, memorabilia, and turf.”
Seats will likely number in the 1,000s and handle demand.
The Metropolitan Sports Authority will also be involved in final decisions. Executive director Monika Fawknotson was not available to discuss the state of things.
In Buffalo, where the Bills are moving out of their old venue and into new Highmark Stadium this season, fans were able to buy their seats. That building is being taken down more slowly, and expected to be demolished by March, 2027.
Per Syracuse.com on Jan. 7, 2026:
"Available items include single stadium seats ($550), pairs stadium seats ($650), double bleacher seats ($550), seatbacks ($100) and pieces of turf ($100). Each seat will include a tamper-proof, numbered hologram with a scannable QR code and a letter of authenticity provided by CollectibleXchange."
Here's hoping the Titans settle on more reasonable rates for random seats.
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