The Tennessee Titans have officially revealed their plans for fan access during the 2025 offseason training camp, generating excitement among their loyal supporters. The organization announced that seven practice sessions will be open to the public this summer—six of which will take place at Ascension Saint Thomas Sports Park (ASTSP), with a special event held at Nissan Stadium. This announcement gives fans a prime opportunity to see the newly revamped roster and promising rookie class up close, including No. 1 overall draft pick, quarterback Cam Ward.
Each open practice will be completely free of charge, though fans will need to secure their tickets in advance online. Interest is expected to be high, especially with the heightened anticipation surrounding the quarterback competition. While Ward’s presence is a major draw, the team has not yet named a starting quarterback, and a full depth chart is expected to be released later in the preseason.
Erin Swartz, the Titans’ Senior Vice President of Brand Marketing, emphasized the team’s commitment to enhancing the fan experience this summer. “We can’t wait to welcome fans back to Nissan Stadium and ASTSP,” Swartz said. “We’ve listened to the feedback and made several logistical changes to allow more fans to attend practices than we’ve had since we renovated our headquarters in 2020. It’s shaping up to be a fantastic celebration of football’s return.”
A key highlight of the open practice slate is the “Back Together Weekend” presented by SeatGeek, which will be held on Saturday, July 26, at Nissan Stadium. This league-wide event will feature more than just on-field action; fans in attendance can enjoy interactive games, team merchandise giveaways, special appearances by Titans alumni, and other family-friendly activities. It’s a marquee moment designed to bring the community together and kick off the season with enthusiasm.
The additional open practice sessions at ASTSP will take place on the following dates: Wednesday, July 23; Thursday, July 24; Tuesday, July 29; Wednesday, July 30; Saturday, August 2; and Wednesday, August 6. Free tickets will be released to the public starting Wednesday, July 9, at 10 a.m. CT through the Titans’ official website. Availability will be limited and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
To facilitate transportation, the Titans will provide complimentary shuttle service for each practice. Fans will be asked to park at Nissan Stadium and will be shuttled to and from ASTSP, with the service running continuously throughout each event.
With these training camp plans, the Titans are clearly looking to foster strong connections with their fanbase while giving everyone a closer look at what could be an exciting season ahead.
