UT Reveals Name, New Renderings for Planned Neyland Entertainment District

865 Neyland to bring 100K square feet of entertainment to the University of Tennessee

A $288 million investment is transforming University of Tennessee’s Neyland Stadium area with 865 Neyland, a 100,000-square-foot mixed-use entertainment district featuring dining, retail, and a 24-story hotel and residential tower, set to be completed by 2029.

Tennessee’s stadium-adjacent real estate project has a name: 865 Neyland

UT’s mixed-use real estate endeavor next to Neyland Stadium will be called 865 Neyland, a nod to Knoxville's area code and the phone keypad spelling of 'VOL.'

UT reveals name, new renderings for planned Neyland Entertainment District

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The planned Neyland Entertainment District now has a name: 865 Neyland. Tennessee Athletics plans to transform the waterfront near Neyland Stadium with a sprawling development featuring a large outdoor plaza, restaurants, an outdoor concert stage with capacity for 4,000 people, a hotel and condos. 865 Neyland will have 100,000 square feet [...]

UT's new entertainment district officially named '865 Neyland'

The university announced the official name and brand identity of the mixed-use district, marking a milestone for the project.

Tennessee reveals updated renderings of new entertainment district ‘865 Neyland’

The Tennessee Volunteers‘ entertainment district around Neyland Stadium will be called “865 Neyland,” according to a university press release. “The name 865 Neyland combines East Tennessee’s iconic area code, which spells “VOL” on a telephone keypad, with one of the most recognizable venues in college athletics,” Tennessee stated in the release. “The result is a distinctive identity that celebrates the region’s heritage while positioning the dis…

'865 Neyland' - Entertainment District and 24-Story Hotel Adjacent to Stadium Officially Revealed

865 Neyland, the new entertainment district and hotel adjacent to Tennessee Football’s Neyland Stadium, was officially announced and revealed on Wednesday morning. “865 Neyland is the future gathering place of the University of Tennessee, a transformative entertainment district and 24-story hotel and residential tower taking shape along the Tennessee River adjacent to Neyland Stadium,” the […]