Located right inside our Premium Entrance, the Ultra Club sits right in the middle of the South Concourse with views of the sun setting over Lookout Mountain and is the most cost-efficient private event space on the Southside. This 4,000 square foot, air-conditioned event space is steps away from 300 parking spots in our South VIP Lot and has a great view of Finley Stadium and the Southside skyline steps outside the main entrance. The space can accommodate 250 guests for standing and networking events, and 150 comfortably for seated events. For smaller gatherings, a divider wall can be deployed. Additional features of this space are: State-of-the-art AV High-speed EPB Fiber Optics internet, with dedicated password protected network. A full-service bar to accommodate any alcoholic beverage service requirements with professional bartenders available for hire. Tables and chairs included in the rental cost. Steps away from the Southside’s best nightlife following your event!

Supported Layouts and Capacities

Classroom - 18"
Capacity: 100 People

Reception
Capacity: 150 People

Amenities

• Portable Walls
• Wet Bar
• Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi

Features

W. Max Finley Stadium is the home stadium for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team and Chattanooga FC (NISA), a professional Division 3 soccer team.[3] The stadium also hosts various high school sports and musical concerts. It is located in Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States. The stadium, which opened in 1997, has a current capacity of 20,412.

Right across the street from Finley Stadium, sits the First Horizon Pavilion. Famously home to the Chattanooga Market on Sundays from April to November, this versatile 55,000 square foot open-air event space is one of Chattanooga’s most historic and unique community assets. The framework for the structure comes from the Ross-Meehan Foundry which was constructed in 1889 and in operation until 1985 when it fell doormat and quickly became “the biggest eyesore” as one enters downtown Chattanooga from Interstate 27. Originally set for demolition during the construction of Finley Stadium, conservationists saw a diamond in the rough. “The Ross-Meehan Foundry cloaks its secret grandeur in a mantle of ruin” wrote the Chattanooga Times in 1997. “It may not be a charming place to visit now, but with a little imagination and will, it can – and should become – an asset to make the city proud.” And it has! Today, the First Horizon Pavilion hosts corporate, private, non-profit, tailgating, and community events year-round ranging from 500 – 5,000 attendees. Such annual events include the Chattanooga Marathon, the Riverside Chattanooga Spring Meet, the award-winning Four Bridges Arts Festival, and Chattanooga Oktoberfest. Features of the Pavilion include: -4 large circulating fans to move air on hot days. -LED lighting throughout with ability to segment to specific areas. -300 parking spaces immediately surrounding the facility with 900+ additional across the street. -Courtesy outlets within 20-30 feet of any location inside to accommodate power needs. -30-foot stage trussing built-in to facilities production set-up and load-ins. -Full-service restrooms built into the facility with attendants.