Each suite features 16 tickets and four parking passes, and the suite terms are three-, five- or seven-year commitments.

Two-hundred fifty new indoor club seats will be $4,000 per seat annually, plus the cost of the game tickets.

The 1,900 outdoor club seats on the east side will be on a sliding scale, beginning at $3,000 annually between the 20-yard lines, $2,250 between the 20 and the end of the playing field, and $1,500 from there to the end of the structure.

The 850 outdoor club seats on the west side are the same prices as the east but the center section has fewer seats. Six-hundred fifty chairback seats, located where the current press box is, will cost $2,000 per seat.

For really big spenders, one of the four corner towers — available for a gift donation of about $5 million — remains open for naming rights.

The Jack Roth Stadium Club — slated for $10 million — is already reserved by Jack Roth, who donated $13 million to the project.

Also reserved are the President’s Suite ($1 million), the Main East-Side Lobby ($500,000), the Athletic Director’s Suite ($500,000) and the Football Coaches Box ($500,000).

Still remaining for those interested — two elevated concourses at a gift of $2.5 million each, the provost’s suite at $500,000 and two remaining elevator lobbies.
Or a donation between $5,000 and $250,000 will get you a place of honor on the Stadium Donor Recognition Wall.