This wasn't my best college football game experience honestly. Not to knock Baylor, but their…read morefootball program has not been the best over the last few years and the game I went to was not that competitive. The stadium was half filled and there was a lack of energy in the building. We found ourselves enjoying watching the band more than the football game. As part of the school policy, they do not sell beer or alcohol during games either. Honestly, I don't see myself going back here. There are better options and plenty of fun college stadiums throughout Texas to enjoy.

This stadium is really nice-- one of the best college stadiums I've visited (and that's saying a…read morelot). It's clean, beautifully marked, great views, great sound system, no line/no wait for the women's restroom (IYKYK), and loaded with plenty of seats. The game day experience is nice also. There's really no dead time here. Every timeout was occupied with some sort of entertainment. Only thing to note: it's a "dry stadium." No alcohol whatsoever, so everyone gets their tailgate drinks in before entering. Overall, definitely a top-tier stadium-- and #GoCoogs!

Commencement ceremonies for Baylor U is held in the Ferrell Center, which inside looks like the…read moreStan Sheriff Arena at University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. And no wonder, since they're both designed by the same architect! The circular layout is great since we could see the stage and screen from any vantage point. Bathrooms had lots of stalls and the entrance was separate from the exit which kept the line moving efficiently. Can only imagine how it would be to watch a basketball game here!

This venue is meant for Baylor athletics, and there are many aspects so I will attempt to separate…read morethose. Facility and sports: The building is older, but well maintained. The event was entertaining and engaging. My only complaint is that they funnel all fans through one entrance and exit. Food: I saw several complaints regarding prices for food at this venue. I found the prices to be very reasonable, not sure if the prices change depending on the event or maybe local folks have a different perspective (I'm not from Waco, not a student). They had typical stadium food options, nachos, hot dogs, popcorn, etc.

Nice park. Grounds are nice rubbery green. Seats are covered. Netting is full length of 3rd to…read morehome and 1st to home. Biggest disappointment is the $5 hotdogs. I don't mind paying $3.50. No more. But don't rip me off. I hoped this Baptist University would at least be fair. But even here the almighty $$$ wins out. 3 Star. That's it.

My wife and I loved our experience at Kyle Field. We live in Austin, which is only 2 hours away…read more When Alabama was coming to town, I knew we had to check out a game. The energy in the stadium was unbelievable. We found ourselves screaming, cheering and really getting into the game. The fans are passionate, which I love and expect. The stadium has a nice setup and offers some great food and drink options. We even bought some merchandise to bring home as memories. Overall, a great experience.

Attended the Savannah Bananas v. Texas Tailgaters game at Kyle Field…read more Stadium was extremely busy with 102k people. 2 waters, 2 Souvenir Savannah Banana Drinks and. Souvenir Popcorn was $52. Popcorn container was missing its handle. Drink Stations had NO ice and the drinks did not taste correct and most were out for most of the game. Crowd control for entering and exiting was managed well. There were a lot of little bugs. I left with several bug bites. The game experience itself was entertaining and fun.