Tennessee Titans release stunning video of its new 60,000 capacity dome stadium

The Tennessee Titans released a stunning video of its future $2.1 billion home in a bid to further entice its fans. 

Set to reside on the East Bank of Nashville - next to its current Nissan Stadium - the 1.7m square-foot dome stadium will be finished by 2027 with construction expected to begin early next year. 

The Titans' elaborate video was posted on social media Wednesday ahead of the waitlist for season tickets beginning August 15. 

Nashville mayor John Cooper seems to have approved the stadium plans and filed legislation to confirm the building of the new arena in February.

Plans for the AFC South franchise's imminent home show a capacity of about 60,000 is expected.

The Tennessee Titans released a video in anticipation of its waiting list opening on August 15 

The stadium will have a domed roof, allowing them to host the Super Bowl and other events

At a projected cost of $2.1billion, this would be the second most expensive stadium in history

While the weather in central Tennessee is not notable for being cold, the dome will allow them to host events such as the Super Bowl, the Final Four, College Football Playoff matches and other major sporting events. 

Development on Nissan Stadium began in 1997 and opened in 1999 - having hosted the Titans, Nashville SC, and the football team for Tennessee State University.

Fifty-percent of the stadium lease will be funded by the Titans, NFL and personal seat licenses. 

The rest will come from a tax on hotels paid by tourists, sales tax from in the stadium on both NFL and the stadium campus, and the rest coming from the state.

At $2.1bn, it is projected to be the second most expensive stadium development in history - behind the $5.5bn spent to build SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.