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New renderings for FirstBank Stadium’s South End Zone to open in 2025

New images released by Vanderbilt University show us what we can expect when the new gameday experience opens at FirstBank Stadium.

A field view rendering of the new south end zone.

The south end zone is planned to open in 2025. | Rendering via Vanderbilt University

Vanderbilt University released new renderings for its South End Zone project underway at FirstBank Stadium.

Part of ongoing construction aimed at “creating the best student-athlete and fan experience in the country,” the South End Zone will include several premium seating options, a dining facility for student athletes, and a new locker room.

Officials expect the project to be completed in 2025. Meanwhile, you can track construction and reserve premium seating on the team website.

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