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Build Date: 1999
Built by HOK Sports Facilities Group of Kansas City, Mo, the same group that designed Jacksonville's Alltel Stadium, Miami's Joe Robbie Stadium, Charlotte's Ericsson Stadium, Baltimore's Camden Yards, and the Nashville Arena.
Some 800,000 cubic yards in concrete were used to build the stadium, which numbers some 1.5 million square feet. The stadium stands 190 feet high.
Fans can buy food at 60 concession stands, or souvenirs at 11 Novelty stands. The stadium has 54 water fountains.
The LP Field Complex covers some 120 acres. There are 7,500 parking spaces on the grounds, of which 82 are reserved for the handicapped. The concept of the complex: a park. More than 200 trees have been planted.
The LP Field has 40 womens restrooms, 26 men. 12 restrooms are set aside as family restrooms. There is one toilet for every 1,026 fans.

The LP Field seats 67,700 fans. There are:
- 143 luxury suites
- 11,492 Club Level seats
- 25,198 Upper Deck seats
- 26,504 Lower Level seats
It is 156 feet from the top level of the upper deck to the field.
Each seat measures 19 inches wide (21 inches in the club level) and includes a cup holder.

The LP Field was completed at an estimated cost of $292 million. Actual constrcution costs stand at approximately $165. Metro Davidson County government provided some $154 million in financing, PSL sales contributed $71 million, and the State, some $67 million.

Tours of LP Field begin each year in April and end mid-July. Tours are normally scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays, are conducted by Mark Brant, and scheduled by appointment only. For information, availability and scheduling please call Mark at 615-565-4270.

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