Aramark Expands Premium Hospitality Across Eight NFL Stadiums for 2026
The 2026 rollout includes a new Steelers club, fully renovated Bengals suites, restaurant takeovers in Denver, and new premium spaces in Houston as Aramark leans further into local F&B and high-touch hospitality.
Aramark Sports + Entertainment is opening the 2026 NFL season with a broad slate of premium hospitality upgrades, new food and beverage concepts, and expanded local partnerships across its eight NFL partner venues.
The biggest premium developments include the debut of the 1933 Club Presented by Heinz at Acrisure Stadium, a complete renovation of all suites at Paycor Stadium, rotating restaurant takeovers inside the Broncos Legacy Lounge at Empower Field at Mile High, and three new hospitality products at Reliant Stadium.
“We strive to elevate every portion of a fan’s gameday experience, but the one sector fans are particularly excited about, and one we put an extra emphasis on this season, is our premium spaces. Our team works hard to make sure we are delivering fresh experiences for fans each season that leave lasting impressions, while also celebrating the history and culture of our partner’s teams, fan bases, and cities.” – Alison Birdwell, President and CEO, Aramark Sports + Entertainment
At Acrisure Stadium, Aramark and the Pittsburgh Steelers have introduced the 1933 Club Presented by Heinz, the newest premium space within Aramark’s Aura portfolio. The club takes its name from the franchise’s founding year and combines a speakeasy-inspired interior with an all-inclusive culinary program rooted in Pittsburgh flavors and Steelers traditions.








The club features an expansive central bar with a resident mixologist preparing personalized cocktails, along with a dedicated snack and candy wall designed for quick grab-and-go service during games.
At Paycor Stadium, the Cincinnati Bengals have completed renovations to all existing suites ahead of the 2026 season. The redesign adds elevated finishes, expanded F&B counter space, new lounge and grazing experiences, custom service vessels and presentation pieces, and refreshed menus.
That premium work is being paired with a deeper local restaurant lineup throughout the stadium. New Cincinnati-area partners include Penn Station, Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken, and United Dairy Farmers, while Mazunte continues with Mexican offerings at multiple locations.
In Denver, Aramark is using rotating restaurant residencies to refresh the premium experience inside the Broncos Legacy Lounge at Empower Field at Mile High. Guard & Grace will take over the lounge Sept. 20, followed by Coperta on Oct. 15 and A5 Steakhouse on Nov. 22.
The Broncos are also expanding their local F&B roster with nine new Colorado-based vendors, while Empower Field becomes the first Aramark venue to pilot Dispension SmartServ Technology through three self-service beer vending machines.
Houston is another major focus. The Houston Texans have introduced three new premium spaces at Reliant Stadium, including the H-Town Loge Boxes, BMW Lone Star Ballroom, and BMW M Club Blue. The H-Town Loge Boxes are located on the Club Level and include all-inclusive food and beverage within semi-private spaces.
Those additions build on the Texans’ separate partnership with Bludorn for curated dining inside the BMW hospitality spaces, while Aramark continues as the stadium-wide food and beverage operator.




Aramark’s broader 2026 strategy extends beyond the most visible club renovations. At U.S. Bank Stadium, the Minnesota Vikings are introducing new menu items alongside new TCL Club branding. At Arrowhead Stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs are rolling out a new slate of Kansas City-inspired comfort foods. The Cleveland Browns and Philadelphia Eagles are also adding new locally influenced menu creations at Huntington Bank Field and Lincoln Financial Field.





Across Empower Field at Mile High alone, Aramark says it is introducing more than 120 new menu items across concessions and premium spaces. These include Nine in the Box, a stack of nine wagyu sliders served in the United Globe Clubs, and a Chicken & Champagne Bucket featuring fried chicken with canned champagne.
The 2026 rollout reflects Aramark’s broader effort to make premium hospitality more locally specific rather than standardized across venues. New clubs, redesigned suites, local chef takeovers, market-specific vendors, and technology upgrades are all being used to differentiate the experience by team and city.
“Whether it’s a fan’s first time experiencing our premium amenities or their 100th time, we want their gameday experience to be special, exciting, and unlike anything they experience elsewhere.” – Alison Birdwell, President and CEO, Aramark Sports + Entertainment
Aramark Sports + Entertainment currently serves more than 150 food, beverage, and retail programs across professional and collegiate stadiums, arenas, convention centers, cultural attractions, and other entertainment destinations throughout North America.

