nissan owns the naming rights to titans stadium.
who owns the naming rights to titans stadium?
nissan
the stadium in nashville where the tennessee titans play their home games was renamed nissan stadium in an agreement with automobile manufacturer nissan. though financial terms remain undisclosed, the naming rights deal is expected to last for twenty years. nissan operates two plants in tennessee and is one of middle tennessee's largest employers. since , the facility had been branded as "lp field," under a naming rights agreement with nashville-based building materials manufacturer louisiana-pacific. this is the third name change for the venue since its opening.





























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the stadium was constructed by baulderstone hornibrook and opened on 9 march 2000 as "colonial stadium". colonial state bank paid $32.5 million for 10 years of naming rights. in 2000, commonwealth bank took over colonial state bank and later sold the naming rights to telstra for about $50 million. the name was changed to "telstra dome" on 1 october 2002. during this time it was colloquially referred to as simply "the dome", including by clubs which are sponsored by rival telecommunications companies (such as , which at the time were sponsored by 3 and which also at the time were sponsored by optus). on 1 march 2009, when the naming rights transferred to etihad airways, the venue officially became known as "etihad stadium" and in august 2012 the partnership was extended for five more years until 2019. etihad airways paid an estimated $5–$8 million a year for naming rights at the docklands stadium. controversy surrounded the new name, with the afl initially refusing to recognise it. afl chief operating officer gillon mclachlan confirmed the afl would not recognise the new name due to a lucrative sponsorship deal between the afl and australia's largest airline, qantas. after negotiation between the two parties, afl broadcasters and clubs are permitted by the governing body to use the stadium's sponsored name. in september 2018, the stadium was renamed for a fourth time, to "marvel stadium", after the stadium operators negotiated a deal with the walt disney company (the parent company of marvel entertainment) to change the naming rights and install a marvel retail store at the venue.
docklands stadium