The Tennessee Titans are excited to announce dates that will be open to fans at 2025 Training Camp presented by SeatGeek, taking place at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park (ASTSP). Additionally, "Back Together Weekend presented by SeatGeek" is set to return on Saturday, July 26 at Nissan Stadium.
Fans will have the opportunity to attend a total of seven open practices this summer—six at ASTSP and one at Nissan Stadium. All open practices will be free to attend with a ticket claimed online.
"We can't wait to welcome fans back to Nissan Stadium and ASTSP this summer," said Erin Swartz, Titans Sr. Vice President of Brand Marketing. "We've been listening to fans and made some logistical adjustments to bring in more people than we've been able to since we renovated our headquarters back in 2020. It's going to be a great summer celebration of returning to football."
Back Together Weekend presented by SeatGeek – July 26 at Nissan Stadium:
Back Together Weekend presented by SeatGeek, a league-wide celebration of training camp, returns to Nissan Stadium on Saturday, July 26. This fan-favorite event will feature on-field practice, interactive games, fan giveaways, appearances by Titans alumni, and more.
Fans can claim their free tickets for Back Together Weekend presented by SeatGeek starting today at www.tennesseetitans.com/trainingcamp.
Open Practice Dates at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park:
- Wednesday, July 23
- Thursday, July 24
- Tuesday, July 29
- Wednesday, July 30
- Saturday, August 2
- Wednesday, August 6
A limited number of free tickets for open practices at ASTSP will be available on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Wednesday, July 9 at 10 a.m. CT at www.tennesseetitans.com/trainingcamp. Fans will park at Nissan Stadium and ride complimentary shuttles to ASTSP. Shuttles will run continuously between the stadium and the practice facility throughout each event.
In addition to the general public, the Titans will work with several nonprofits and community groups to welcome special guests to training camp, including active-duty military; first responders; high school football coaches and officials; and nonprofit organizations who serve youth with football programming, such as Backfield In Motion, Preston Taylor Ministries, Looby Community Center and Metro Parks.
Additional event details, including practice times and fan guidelines, will be announced in the coming weeks.
