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Soooo fun to watch a game in the wonderful sunny winters and still be able to wear t-shirts and shorts. Who doesn't love college football. Bring a cushion for seating or rent one as you'll enjoy the game better. #beardown!
So I'm a little *cough cough* biased being that I went to school oh you know somewhere up north LOL but hey what can I say it's an average stadium -- nothing really special nor horrible about it. The upper level seating still provides a pretty good view and you don't feel like you're miles away from all the action. Would I visit again? Only when the Devils venture down! PS: Away team sections are 17 and 209. :D
Great facility and workers managed the large commencement crowd well. The views were spectacular.
The construction in the north end zone is complete and now the University of Arizona football team has a stadium to be proud of. Last season, the north end zone looked similar to the rest of the campus: Under construction. Prior to the North End Zone Project, there was the the gargantuan high definition scoreboard perched upon the south end zone seats prior to the commencement of the 2011 season. That added much appeal in its own right, but the cherry on the top has been the state-of-the-art facilities and new seating arrangement on the north end of the stadium. The best part? The stadium is enclosed, thus preventing a lot of noise from escaping, much how it used to when the north side of Arizona Stadium was nothing more than portable stands you could find at your local race track. For those who have only attended games over the last two seasons, the one entity that would be worthy of noting of games at Arizona Stadium is that the crowd is actually one of the loudest crowds in the Pac-12 when the team is competitive. Now that the construction is complete and the there is now a "bowl" of sorts rather than a horseshoe shape in the stands, the crowd is going to seem much more intense when teams like Oregon, USC and ASU come to town, with the noise being more It's really a ravishing image once you're in the stadium. I was able to observe the recent scrimmage that was open to the public and Arizona Stadium is much more visually inspiring and technologically modern than it ever was before. It went from a below-average stadium in the Pac-12 to one of the better venues for football in the conference. Tickets are still reasonably priced too. I have season tickets in section 18, row 6 (close to the field, visitors side) for less than $20 a game (doesn't include the "donation" I am required to make for holding the rights to those seats, but single game tickets do not include that). In comparison to other college venues, the financial dent Arizona Stadium puts in your pocket is diminutive. I hope fans of football in general make it out to a game or two this year. It's a much more pleasurable locale for college football than it's been in previous years.
This place is antiquated. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arizona-stadium-tucson?select=FghoBNkBDCEX4dN5zb1auw#FghoBNkBDCEX4dN5zb1auw Parking is atrocious and there's no decent tailgate areas around the stadium. We tailgated at a bar called Dirtbag's near the campus. The food options were worse than a high school football stadium with very little room to move around, especially pre-game and at halftime. The bathrooms were very tiny too and if you went during halftime the line was wrapped around the corner....it was better to leave the stadium, walk downstairs to the entrance and use one of those facilities. There seems to be an expansion going on at one of the end zones. I hope they upgrade the existing facilities while they're at it. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arizona-stadium-tucson?select=d5ZB75zKWD2CY1hJdXVOxA#d5ZB75zKWD2CY1hJdXVOxA Return Factor - 100% (there's no alternative)
This is literally "Woohoo! As good as it gets" for Tucson football stadiums. What can you really say on yelp about a stadium since they kinda monopolize whatever it is they're doing? Are you NOT going to go to the game here because the Cardinals play in a state of the art stadium in Glendale? For that matter, what do other college stadiums look like? ASU plays in a dump. Cal? Dump. USC? Are you kidding? You got one choice in Tucson for watching the Wildcats and this is it. Now, it may seem like I'm doing an awful lot of apologizing so let's get to the nitty gritty. I have been going to Arizona Stadium for DECADES. If you can sit in the student section (aka "ZONA ZOO") that is as good as it gets. It's a real student section in a PAC-12, major conference stadium. It's loud, rowdy, exactly what you want your collegiate athletic experience to be. Now, at my advanced age, I sit in the nosebleds and it's good. Sunsets are gorgeous and you get a great view of the entire field as well as the city and surrounding mountains. As for the game, any distance issues are solved by virtue of the GIGANTIC FREAKIN' VIDEO SCREEN. Wow, that thing is HD, super high resolution! Bathrooms: They exist, they are clean, they have kid height urinals, I didn't have to wait in line. Food: They have some, but bring your cash since plastic is not accepted at all locations. Parking: It kinda sucks but they make it work - the stadium is on-campus after all! Also, you can pay someone in the neighborhood nearby to park in their front yard. It works, get over it, would you rather pay $35? BEAR DOWN ARIZONA!
Been to Wildcat games here the past two weeks. Fun times both. Only a couple small issues, no sinks in the men's restrooms on the second level (near section 107-109)? Um, gross. Come on. Also, the food is terrible and choices are very very limited. I know it's a football game, but this is a D1 university and you could do sooo much better. I'm talking way expensive and barely edible. Yeah yeah, concession stand food "blah blah", but I've been to high school games where the food was better. Those things being said, we did have a good time and the stadium itself is pretty nice. Enthusiastic crowd and good football.
BEAR DOWN! This arena is home to the Arizona Wildcats Football team. Its a great place to watch some college football and is only getting better. I think I heard of plans to close the horseshoe design to make is more of a bowl. I am sure this will depend on the success of Mike Stoops. With the way things are going I could see this happening sooner than later! Go Cats!
Very fun! And the place was full. The food is awful and expensive and for God's sake they need to sell beer! I mean I get it is a University campus and all but there are many other stadiums where you can buy it. The band is great , we really enjoyed the performances and everyone was cheering on! The jumbo screen is pretty cool, and they do funny stuff on it like scream meter and flex cam. Good times!
The stadium itself looks like a glorified high school stadium and the press box/luxury suites are in an odd location and looks funny, like it's about to tip over. If you buy tickets in the end zone under the scoreboard ($17), well first of all you won't be able to see the board and secondly it is like a freakin rock concert with the decibels they have the PA system jacked up too. The speakers are in that endzone scoreboard. They play music and bad music after almost every play and first down and even blast tunes during breaks. Just let us enjoy the warm summer nights and the sound of the crowd. The music situation is terrible as is the parking situation. They have one lane that says game and once you enter that lane nobody is directing you where to go or what lot is left open, especially if you arrive late. It is a mess and there are no signs elsewhere saying what lots to park at. Ended up driving around for 30 minutes before finding a garage on campus. The turf is also too bright on the field, but the one good thing is that they sell Banana Bread at the concession stands. Well, it would have been good, except they sold out. This is an amateur stadium, especially for a Pac 12 team, but Tucson is a rookie town anyway, so I got what I expected, but an even worse game day experience than possible. Oh and the band stunk and they could not be heard either from the stands.
This is a fantastic stadium and it is even better after the recent addition / remodel. I love watching the University of Arizona football team kick butt here. Go Cats!
Old stadium, uncomfortable seating, very little shade or cover. Game tickets are expensive, $6 for a 20oz bottle of water, $10 for a fountain drink. Get a clear bag and bring an umbrella for shade and some plastic water bottles, and snacks. read more
2 years ago
Got to see coach Prime at the homecoming game. I had great parking at the garage for $20. Nice stadium, good seats and typical stadium concussion pricing. read more
Older stadium going through upgrades for fan experience. With 26 million in debt from COVID year might be awhile before major renovations ? ( new seats reducing capacity which hadn't filled lately National trend to downsize and create more demand) . West side older major renovation needed. Great history and many fun games in its history hopefully to continue with nee coach and staff theme " desert rising " Saturday 8-21 final public scrimmage , dj blasting all game , fans all on east side , 250 chicken meals for zona zoo students just back on campus . No masks required 8-21 and few seen or worn. read more
4 years ago
Soooo fun to watch a game in the wonderful sunny winters and still be able to wear t-shirts and shorts. Who doesn't love college football. Bring a cushion for seating or rent one as you'll enjoy the game better. #beardown! read more
So I'm a little *cough cough* biased being that I went to school oh you know somewhere up north LOL but hey what can I say it's an average stadium -- nothing really special nor horrible about it. The upper level seating still provides a pretty good view and you don't feel like you're miles away from all the action. Would I visit again? Only when the Devils venture down! PS: Away team sections are 17 and 209. :D read more
3 years ago
The construction in the north end zone is complete and now the University of Arizona football team has a stadium to be proud of. Last season, the north end zone looked similar to the rest of the campus: Under construction. Prior to the North End Zone Project, there was the the gargantuan high definition scoreboard perched upon the south end zone seats prior to the commencement of the 2011 season. That added much appeal in its own right, but the cherry on the top has been the state-of-the-art facilities and new seating arrangement on the north end of the stadium. The best part? The stadium is enclosed, thus preventing a lot of noise from escaping, much how it used to when the north side of Arizona Stadium was nothing more than portable stands you could find at your local race track. For those who have only attended games over the last two seasons, the one entity that would be worthy of noting of games at Arizona Stadium is that the crowd is actually one of the loudest crowds in the Pac-12 when the team is competitive. Now that the construction is complete and the there is now a "bowl" of sorts rather than a horseshoe shape in the stands, the crowd is going to seem much more intense when teams like Oregon, USC and ASU come to town, with the noise being more It's really a ravishing image once you're in the stadium. I was able to observe the recent scrimmage that was open to the public and Arizona Stadium is much more visually inspiring and technologically modern than it ever was before. It went from a below-average stadium in the Pac-12 to one of the better venues for football in the conference. Tickets are still reasonably priced too. I have season tickets in section 18, row 6 (close to the field, visitors side) for less than $20 a game (doesn't include the "donation" I am required to make for holding the rights to those seats, but single game tickets do not include that). In comparison to other college venues, the financial dent Arizona Stadium puts in your pocket is diminutive. I hope fans of football in general make it out to a game or two this year. It's a much more pleasurable locale for college football than it's been in previous years. read more
This place is antiquated. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arizona-stadium-tucson?select=FghoBNkBDCEX4dN5zb1auw#FghoBNkBDCEX4dN5zb1auw Parking is atrocious and there's no decent tailgate areas around the stadium. We tailgated at a bar called Dirtbag's near the campus. The food options were worse than a high school football stadium with very little room to move around, especially pre-game and at halftime. The bathrooms were very tiny too and if you went during halftime the line was wrapped around the corner....it was better to leave the stadium, walk downstairs to the entrance and use one of those facilities. There seems to be an expansion going on at one of the end zones. I hope they upgrade the existing facilities while they're at it. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/arizona-stadium-tucson?select=d5ZB75zKWD2CY1hJdXVOxA#d5ZB75zKWD2CY1hJdXVOxA Return Factor - 100% (there's no alternative) read more
5 years ago
This is literally "Woohoo! As good as it gets" for Tucson football stadiums. What can you really say on yelp about a stadium since they kinda monopolize whatever it is they're doing? Are you NOT going to go to the game here because the Cardinals play in a state of the art stadium in Glendale? For that matter, what do other college stadiums look like? ASU plays in a dump. Cal? Dump. USC? Are you kidding? You got one choice in Tucson for watching the Wildcats and this is it. Now, it may seem like I'm doing an awful lot of apologizing so let's get to the nitty gritty. I have been going to Arizona Stadium for DECADES. If you can sit in the student section (aka "ZONA ZOO") that is as good as it gets. It's a real student section in a PAC-12, major conference stadium. It's loud, rowdy, exactly what you want your collegiate athletic experience to be. Now, at my advanced age, I sit in the nosebleds and it's good. Sunsets are gorgeous and you get a great view of the entire field as well as the city and surrounding mountains. As for the game, any distance issues are solved by virtue of the GIGANTIC FREAKIN' VIDEO SCREEN. Wow, that thing is HD, super high resolution! Bathrooms: They exist, they are clean, they have kid height urinals, I didn't have to wait in line. Food: They have some, but bring your cash since plastic is not accepted at all locations. Parking: It kinda sucks but they make it work - the stadium is on-campus after all! Also, you can pay someone in the neighborhood nearby to park in their front yard. It works, get over it, would you rather pay $35? BEAR DOWN ARIZONA! read more
5 years ago
Been to Wildcat games here the past two weeks. Fun times both. Only a couple small issues, no sinks in the men's restrooms on the second level (near section 107-109)? Um, gross. Come on. Also, the food is terrible and choices are very very limited. I know it's a football game, but this is a D1 university and you could do sooo much better. I'm talking way expensive and barely edible. Yeah yeah, concession stand food "blah blah", but I've been to high school games where the food was better. Those things being said, we did have a good time and the stadium itself is pretty nice. Enthusiastic crowd and good football. read more
18 years ago
BEAR DOWN! This arena is home to the Arizona Wildcats Football team. Its a great place to watch some college football and is only getting better. I think I heard of plans to close the horseshoe design to make is more of a bowl. I am sure this will depend on the success of Mike Stoops. With the way things are going I could see this happening sooner than later! Go Cats! read more
12 years ago
Very fun! And the place was full. The food is awful and expensive and for God's sake they need to sell beer! I mean I get it is a University campus and all but there are many other stadiums where you can buy it. The band is great , we really enjoyed the performances and everyone was cheering on! The jumbo screen is pretty cool, and they do funny stuff on it like scream meter and flex cam. Good times! read more
The stadium itself looks like a glorified high school stadium and the press box/luxury suites are in an odd location and looks funny, like it's about to tip over. If you buy tickets in the end zone under the scoreboard ($17), well first of all you won't be able to see the board and secondly it is like a freakin rock concert with the decibels they have the PA system jacked up too. The speakers are in that endzone scoreboard. They play music and bad music after almost every play and first down and even blast tunes during breaks. Just let us enjoy the warm summer nights and the sound of the crowd. The music situation is terrible as is the parking situation. They have one lane that says game and once you enter that lane nobody is directing you where to go or what lot is left open, especially if you arrive late. It is a mess and there are no signs elsewhere saying what lots to park at. Ended up driving around for 30 minutes before finding a garage on campus. The turf is also too bright on the field, but the one good thing is that they sell Banana Bread at the concession stands. Well, it would have been good, except they sold out. This is an amateur stadium, especially for a Pac 12 team, but Tucson is a rookie town anyway, so I got what I expected, but an even worse game day experience than possible. Oh and the band stunk and they could not be heard either from the stands. read more
14 years ago
11 years ago
Not sure how you review a stadium, but hey, why not? We review everything else on Yelp. Arizona Stadium has an older football stadium feel, with some modern touches. I feel like I'm inside an old baseball stadium, something from "older" Yankee stadium, when I'm in the tunnels, grabbing nacho's, using the bathroom, all that. Out in the stadium, there's the ganga TV.. and I find myself watching the TV more the game. Bad William! We're here to watch the field, not the big screen. But what a big screen it is! And instant replay is fun! Got some great seats up near the top with the wall to my back. Very comfortable! read more
12 years ago
It's obvious that the stadium is old and outdated. However, the real disappointment is the banana bread. I came all the way from Los Angeles to Bear Down on some of Tucson's favorite baked good. Sadly it was dry, flavorless and packed full of stale walnuts! Shame on you U of A! Apparently it takes more than a college education to bake a decent loaf. read more
Though I have never seen a game here, I did get the feeling from just walking on the field that it would be a great venue to watch or play college football. I really wanted to run a 40 yard dash, but fear of being tackled and arrested by security made me change my mind. read more
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