Neyland Stadium Master Plan
In November 2004, Tennessee Athletics unveiled its Master Plan for Neyland Stadium, which will serve as a long-term solution to the issues currently facing the facility and prepare it for its next 75 years of service to the Volunteer nation. The proposed improvements included:
- Renovations to and widening of concourse areas to assist in traffic flow and make every fan’s experience more enjoyable
- Increasing the number of women’s restrooms by almost 300 percent and the addition of family restrooms
- New concession stands
- Creation of entry plazas
- Addition of club seats and Tennessee Terrace
- Update the infrastructure of the stadium’s water, electric and sewer systems
Renovations to Neyland Stadium will take place in a separately funded, phased approach, to ensure fiscal responsibility:
Phases IV and V -- Contingent on future funding
Phase III -- Completed August 2010
Phase II -- Completed August 2008
Phase I -- Completed August 2006
The Neyland Stadium Master Plan renovations must be entirely funded by private leadership donations and annual revenue generated by priority seats, East and West Club, and Tennessee Terrace seat contributions. No university funds or taxpayer subsidies are planned to be used in financing the projected $200 million in renovations.
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