This is my fourth year coming to home games and I appreciate the lively atmosphere and abundant school spirit. You are allowed to bring in an unopened plastic water bottle and there are water stations to refill them which is a winner for me! The marching band is super amazing and have won national completions. Aubie the Mascot, is also an eleven time national champion. I am praying for a better season of football with the new coach and quarterback. The only sad thing today is lightening in the area which is delaying the start of the game by at least 30 minutes, but I am glad they care about our safety and recommend seeking shelter in surrounding buildings. They will let us back in the stadium which is not the norm on a normal weather game day if you leave. Through the storms of life, we learn to seek shelter and play when the storms are over! read more

Jordan-Hare Stadium - Lightening delay tonite for 30 min (or more) - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Auburn, Alabama

Overall, this stadium is a great experience! Very much an SEC fanatic environment. Especially during football season. My family and I went for the Spring game so it wasn't in full swing; however, the concession offerings are descent with concession prices. I did not like the bleacher seats at all nor the stairs without rails. However, the $10/person bleacher seat cushions was well worth the purchase. The players offering fans to come on the field for autographs was an added bonus read more

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Jordan-Hare Stadium: A Premier College Football Destination Jordan-Hare Stadium at Auburn University stands as one of the crown jewels of college football, offering an unmatched game day experience that blends rich tradition with modern fan engagement. From the moment fans step onto campus, they're welcomed into an atmosphere that's equal parts celebration, competition, and community pride. Electric Game Day Atmosphere Few venues in college sports can match the energy that builds in Jordan-Hare on a Saturday in the fall. Tailgating stretches across the Auburn campus, the streets pulse with orange and blue, and the legendary "War Eagle" flight before kickoff sets the tone for a day of pageantry and passion. Fans of all ages are drawn into a shared experience where every cheer, chant, and song feels part of a living tradition. World-Class Fan Entertainment Auburn places a premium on providing an exceptional fan experience, with seamless stadium entry, interactive fan zones, and engaging halftime productions. The stadium's commitment to theatrics--highlighted by booming pregame hype videos, coordinated crowd effects, and perfectly timed pyrotechnics--ensures that every game feels like an event. Every detail is designed to immerse fans in the action, whether it's their first visit or their fiftieth. Historic Program, Thrilling Games As home to one of college football's most storied programs, Jordan-Hare has hosted countless unforgettable moments--miraculous finishes, top-10 matchups, and rivalry games steeped in history. Fans know they're not just watching a game; they're witnessing chapters of a legacy that includes legendary players, iconic coaches, and games that will be retold for generations. The high frequency of exciting, closely contested matchups keeps the stadium's reputation for drama alive year after year. A Must-Visit for College Football Enthusiasts For any true college football fan, Jordan-Hare Stadium is more than a place to watch a game--it's a destination that captures the very essence of the sport. Between the passionate fan base, the awe-inspiring pregame traditions, and the consistently high level of on-field action, it offers an experience that lingers long after the final whistle. If you want to see college football at its most thrilling and authentic, there's no better place than Jordan-Hare Stadium on a fall Saturday. read more

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Whirlwind trip to the plains of Auburn for #128 between UGA-TIGERS via Savannah. The town of Auburn oozes SEC big league ambience and their fans exemplify hospitality. We started by visiting the historic Toomer's corner, and welcomed UGA'S impressive motorcade. Tem minute hike from the Corner to Jordan-Hare passing thousands of Gameday tailgaters and enjoying the beautiful Campus. Entering the stadium was seamless especially considering it houses 88K. Again, the Auburn fans were more than gracious with helpful stadium hints. Once we arrived in our seats then Jordan-Hare truly came alive. The pageantry of their band, fan interaction, and atmosphere are top notch. Are favorite pregame ritual is Aurea swooping the stadium, and then the subsequent fly over by Apaches! Not a bad seat in the house complete with several video boards. Concessions are readily available on the concourse at reasonable prices. Worth the drive to enjoy a rivalry game between 2 storied programs. On a personal note, it was a great day with my Georgia family. Sic'em Dawgs. read more

Jordan-Hare Stadium - Football, fun, and... - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Auburn, Alabama

Great game day experience! Tailgating set up is unreal. The stadium itself is nice but they gotta figure out the elevator situation to the club level. That was a major cluster F. Sat in club sections and compared to many other club sections this one was very mid. Food quality mid. Alcohol not included. Seats themselves were not spacious and were hard as rocks! read more

Loud and full all the time. The eagle flight is awesome! Tiger Walk is a huge attended event before every game!

Kind of dirty, a little worn out and they allow people to brazenly smoke those vaporizers in the stands. Not good. Parking is essentially non existent. People park on the side of the roads and in the grass around the stadium. Terrible cell reception. The fans seem to generally lack self awareness and aren't 100% up to speed on what constitutes good manners. Storming your own field after winning a regular season game? Come on man. That being said, it's still a stadium that holds about 80k people which can make a big game exciting with a big crowd....and Alabama does get to play here every other year so they have that going for them. Cut out the vaporizers and get some parking. 3 stars. read more

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Oh well, can't win em all! The new clear bag rule stopped us at the gate for 25 minutes!! This was AFTER we went out and paid $20 for a clear bag!!!! First guy said "cut the straps off and then y'all can go in, here's my pocket knife ". My son is a Deputy Sheriff , so while doing this, another lady comes up and starts yelling about it. Then I guess a supervisor was called, who made us dump all the baby diapers and bottles out and hand carry them. Then they threw away our new bag!!! We finally got inside and what did we see? A lady with a bag (and baby) exactly like ours!!!! Bad thing was, all this weekend was my sons Christmas- his first game. First impression? He never wants to go back:( We drove 8 hours to see the game, their family drove 5. Thanks Auburn Employees, what I had hoped was a new tradition you guys killed at the gate..... read more

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Last weekend at Jordan-Hare was electric. The tailgate was popping, people were talking, drinking, laughing, eating; kids were playing and families from all over the south with a direct or indirected connection to the University of Auburn were ready for the War Eagles to bring a victory home. I had been invited by my brother, an Auburn student, to stay with his family for a day or two on my way back home from work in New Mexico. After several days of driving, and layovers in Roswell and Memphis, TN, Auburn felt like an oasis; an oasis because it allowed me to rest for several days straight; an oasis, in the literal sense, 'cause of the contracts between the lushness of the south against the dryness of the New Mexican desert; and an oasis, because people in the south, at least to me, seem to be more welcoming to strangers than those in the Southwest (which is not to say I didn't make great and lasting friendships in NM, but just that it took me longer to break the ice). And that was my main experience at Jordan-hare. People I had never met before welcomed me with open arms to their tailgate parties, learning about me and my recent experiences, while I in turn learned about them. Since my brother as his family live relative close to the stadium we walked to the stadium. Parking doesn't seem to be a problem as even when filled to capacity, there are people all around the area who rent out their driveways and curve-sides for attendees to park. As with any major sporting event traffic is a problem, but the city knows how to deal with the huge influx of people every game brings, even to the point of making certain two way roads, one way, just to alleviated traffic before and after games. Another thing that must be praised is the level of organization of the stadium. I frequently attend games at the now Hard Rock stadium, or the BB&T center here in Florida, and the set ups are very similar and extremely effective in moving thousands of people quickly through the halls and to their seats. Directions are easy to follow. Water is provided free of charge for fans, and the only thing left is to make it to your seat. As a student my brother got great seats to the game. Everyone around was extremely nice and accommodating. Then the War Eagle was released from above our heads and the kids exploded with excitement. The game was incredibly entertaining. Auburn controlled Arkansa, both defensively and offensively, throughout the entire game. The crowd didn't stop chanting, screaming, and rooting for their team, and we all, as well as the kids loved every moment of it. To top the evening, after the win everyone left the stadium to what seems to be the center of the city to Tp the trees around the city. In any other place this would have been extremely illegal, but as I was told in Auburn, TP-ing is tradition after a win! - All and all, I had a blast. My brother and his wife had a blast. The kids had a blast, as well as the rest of the city. read more

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Overall it's a nice stadium. Atmosphere is very friendly and auburn fans were very welcoming. The noise level was moderate, definitely not in the top 5 of noisiest stadiums I have been too. They had some solid food options but like most stadiums lines were very long. read more

I believe in Auburn and love it. But the stadium makes itself tough to love. Don't get me wrong, I have great memories here and is probably heads above a lot stadiums in the country. But I have been to other stadium with similar caliber football programs. And it is quite a bit behind. There are definitely some other prominent programs with worse stadiums. But I only have to worry about going to those once in a blue moon. I have so many great memories in this stadium. From coming as a kid, to going in college and now taking my family for the first time. I also may be a little more harsh because I have worked events at this stadium and seen a lot of the other parts. Let me start with the good. The concourses are wide in the upper and lower deck. With long concession lines, this is crucial. The video board is amazing if you are sitting in 3/4 of the stadium. But that leads into one of the bad. Just one video board eliminates a 1/4 of the stadium from having a good view. There are definitely a lot of cosmetic things that are dated all throughout the stadium. And the press box is embarrassingly dated. The suites are pretty nice. But I have been in others that are far better. In my mind, the stadium I frequent the most is just average. read more

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Great stadium, easy to navigate into the upper decks. Not a bad seat in the house. One of the best atmospheres in college football especially for the Iron Bowl. You will want to stop and get some Toomers Lemonade before the game. Over all great place to go for a college football game. read more

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So I guess right out of the gate I need to preface this review with an enormous ........ ROLL TIDE! I'm not, nor do I have any intention of being a fan of Auburn football. That being said, I think this stadium is really pretty nice. Could it get some updates, absolutely! But, unless you're in the latest greatest most state of the art stadium, it's always going to have some work that can be done. The crowd was friendly and nobody was rude even though I had on my Alabama jersey. They were full of pride and lined up for 'TIGER WALK" to cheer the team on as they entered the stadium. We were off for some tailgating fun, I know not related to the stadium itself, but this felt comparable to any other stadiums I've been to tailgate. Once we were done there we headed in. Security was quick and friendly and made it easy to get into the game (we headed in about 25 - 30 min prior to kick). We headed up the round-a-bout to get to our seats which gave great vantage points of the university. Our seats were in the upper section at the end zone, but they were great seats and even though we had tickets in the Auburn section, the fans were friendly and didn't harass us in any way. After the game, we headed out amongst the vast number of people trying to exit, and we kept up a quick clip and made it to where we parked relatively quickly. Some people complained about parking, but there was plenty of parking (Iron Bowl) that was free and still available when we got there and it was only about a 12 - 15 min walk to the entrance of the stadium. Overall, the game outcome could have certainly been better, but the game and experience and the stadium were all really good! read more

Visiting fan's perspective. Great stadium and great game experience. Pros - Expect to be treated very well by Auburn fans. First class people. - Beautiful campus. - Recommend walking to Toomer's Corner and checking out the older part of town. - Love the eagle flying prior to kickoff. Great tradition. - The stadium atmosphere is electric and one of the best in the SEC Cons - For a visitor, not a lot of tailgating options. You have to park so far away from the stadium it seems to take away from getting to meet a lot of the Auburn fans. - Traffic is a bitch. If you are tailgating then go early and make a day out of it. I'm talking going several hours early. They have shuttle services from multiple areas around town you can take. Since I tailgate, I normally use my park whiz app to buy a parking spot in advance. This is a lot better than winging it on gamely and hoping you can get a good tailgating spot. read more

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My oh my. War Damn to you reading this. Auburn fan since I went here for cheerleading camp for JV and Varsity years. Growing up a Bammer, I made the switch after seeing the beautiful plains. Alumni. Once upon a time season ticket holder. I've seen this stadium from the nose bleeds to row 8 on the 50 yard line. Club level seats but haven't snuck into a box yet. YET. It's coming in a a later review. If you clicked on this, I hope you enjoy the pics of these moments as much I enjoyed living them. War Eagle! read more

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Jordan, a famous glamour model in the UK, has great hair. In that sense, everybody wants "Jordan Hair." Maybe not so much my friend Jordan on NYC Yelp (hi!), but that's up to you. If we're talking about Jordan's Hair from the Chicago Bulls in the 90s, then it's a farce because he didn't have any! Duhh! First-Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium - Definitely one of my fave stadiums in the South, and probably in the whole of the USA. The Tiger-paw prints led me here, and once I was inside, I was taken over by a rush of intense fandom from the hardcore (and hardcore good looking) Alabaman Auburn fans. Actually the 2 people that took me inside this stadium for the first time (not against Alabama, unfortunately) were both from Georgia. Locals from across the state line come here to root for Auburn because it's such an important team for the whole region. The stadium is an absolute palace. Food is iffy but I love it here. I've now been to the stadium on 3 occasions, or perhaps 4, but only once to see a live game and it's one of my fave college football experiences ever. I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 or 8 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at, or visited when empty (and usually both), at almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I will upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space! ***back to regular review*** OK let's get to the point. Auburn Tigers. I almost went to Auburn. I remember following the tiger prints from I-85 all the way to the University campus to go and meet with the Dean, and I was invited to attend, and it didn't end up happening. I was also supposed to go to Tulane, but nope. Went to George Mason (Virginia) and Oxford (hometown school in UK) instead. Still awesome. Will always have positive feelings for Auburn because of that. Anyway this stadium probably has the best atmosphere in the SEC if not the country, it is a beautiful town, a beautiful stadium, a beautiful campus, and beautiful Alabama and Georgia girls all over the place, too. It's utterly massive and can't be beaten. But enough about my nether regions, back to the stadium. Built in 1939, it can hold 87,400 people, which is incredible. One of the biggest stadiums in the world. Come here and watch a game and see how awesome it is. Jordan-Hare vs Chicago's O'Hare? No contest. read more

A great place to watch a marching band. Super nice peeps that don't too wrapped up in sports ball

Many things happening. People are nice. Food is ok. Not quite sure what to make of it all. Enjoying it none the less

This was my very first football game I got a chance to go see a live game in person and I'm so excited I finally got a chance to go to one. I'm glad my seats were good enough to where I got a chance to see the whole field before the game I got the chance to look around at some of the shops down in Auburn this was a very great experience and I can't wait until I come back read more

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A slightly above average gameday experience. I attended the 2006 LSU vs Auburn game. With any college football gameday atmosphere, I judge games by the following: 1. Friday night experience 2. Saturday pregame/tailgating experience 3. Actual game traditions/atmosphere/stadium staff 4. Postgame atmosphere Friday Night. Auburn has probably the most tame Friday night atmosphere i've experienced in the SEC, with it slightly being more rowdy than Washington and Arizona State of the Pac 10. Overall it was a very average experience. Especially for a big game atmosphere like LSU vs Auburn. Saturday Tailgating: Auburn is in the upper tier of the upper half when it comes tailgating. In terms of sheer numbers, it's a step below LSU and Ole Miss, but above Florida & Tennessee, and on par with Alabama. The neat part about Jordan-Hare is that you there's a grassy area right by JHS with rows of tailgating tents. Something I think is better than LSU, with its concrete tailgating right by Tiger Stadium. The concrete tailgating right by the stadium makes it feel too much like an NFL stadium. Game Traditions: It's a mixed bag. There are great traditions like the rolling of Toomer's Corner (and lets hope those trees survive, after the poisoning), Tiger Walk, and the best part the eagle flying around the stadium. No matter who you are, when you see the eagle spread its wings, and you see that huge wingspan, you can't help but to feel goosebumps. The bad side is that Auburn either has adapted other schools' traditions/cheers and it feels to NFL like. Here are some examples: They use the "It's great to be, an Auburn Tiger (Florida Gator/Georgia Bulldog) cheer. Not unique at all. The fight song tune is the same exact as Georgia's fight song. I would hate to have any of our songs shared by any other school. The absolute worst part though is that Auburn uses way too much piped in music. The stuff Auburn plays is no different from any other sterile NFL atmosphere. The band isn't involved that much in the gameday atmosphere, and I think that's what makes CFB better than the NFL. Crowd noise was also average. Definitely a step below Florida, and about on par with Tennessee and Alabama. Postgame: Auburn fans are awesome. They are too nice to a fault. Our game came out of the same ramp as the student section. I totally braced myself for the verbal abuse from their fans, but we actually ended up making friends with some Auburn coeds, and hungout with them Saturday night. Definitely a shock, considering the hate between LSU and Auburn with our high stake games. Overall an above average experience, but nothing absolutely outstanding. Also this game was marred by a terrible call by the refs. Totally should've been pass interference on Auburn with 2 minutes left in the game. read more

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This place is AWFUL. it's small, and very quiet. oh but hey it has a large TV! Oh and the last time i took my sweet grandmother the eagle ran into a skybox and almost landed on her head! needless to say... i will NOT be going back any time soon. I will also be canceling my season tickets due to the continued support of gus malzahn by SOME members of the fan base. We are a basketball school and always will be. #WarEagleAnyway P.S. This place doesnt even sell beer (lame) and they took my flask like 3 home games in a row this past season. and i really needed to drink to watch this team read more

First time out to the Alabama area to visit a family member and being in the area I wanted to catch an sec conference game which ended up being auburn tigers vs Louisiana tech. Im a California person born and raised and a huge USC Trojan fan, but recognize good football when i see it. Auburn has some good fans and the stadium itself is a great place to catch a football game. Very big stadium but from the look of it not a bad seat in the house. I definitely recommend catching a game here if you are passing thru and want to watch some good football. I wish i would have came thru on the week LSU was in town read more

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I'll be the first to admit the bottle of Jägermeister was probably a bad idea. I really wanted to fit in. I may have smoked some grass too but I don't think it was the real thing. I pulled a Les Miles and just plucked some from the ground. So, during the game, there was chants of "War Eagle" and "Go Tigers". Again, it may have been the Jägermeister but I was really confused. I just started chanting "Go Les, Go" The worst part....was leaving. I bought all this toilet paper because I was instructed to roll a tree. I thought it was this whole poetic thing. Where we come from, we return. Circle of life. Aye? Not so much. It did come in handy for that massive cow patty I stepped in. read more

Jordan-Hare Stadium - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Auburn, Alabama

Two things I have learned about Auburn- They hate guests and at least some of them want the opposing team members to be hurt to the point of being paralyzed. We go once a year to an LSU away game with my inlaws. This year, the away game was Auburn. I am on crutches due to a knee injury. So after trudging across the field of RVs, I took the shuttle with my inlaws and my husband to the field. At the shuttle stop I was told there there are carts taking handicapped people to the field from the let off site. We got to the let off site and wait for the cart. You had to get in line for the cart and get a handicapped ticket. The cart came, and an over weight Auburn supporter who didn't have a handicapped ticket sits on the cart and didn't want to get off. He finally got off after I told him I couldn't stand up to wait anymore. The worker working the line didn't say a word to the guy. My mother in law and I get on the cart and ride up to the stadium. The driver asked us which gate we were going to...we told him gate 8. He said it would be easier to let us off at gate 27. I had to walk on crutches all the way around the stadium, meanwhile the same driver passed us up driving other people to their gates. After we finally reached our gate, I asked if there was an elevator..I was told I couldn't use it. I therefore had to walk up to the top level of the upper deck with my crutches. Once I got seated and recuperated from my hike, the game started. An Auburn fan behind us during a play screamed out "Hurt him like that kid at Tulane. Make him have a heart attack on the field and put him in the hospital." At least her husband had the decency to tell her that was a really nasty thing to say, although some people were cheering her for it! I'm sorry but wishing that anyone be hurt to the point of being paralyzed from the neck down is just cruel. What made it a little better was on the trek down, one of the Auburn first aid people saw me and said I could use the elevator. We told her about the experience on the way up and she was shocked. I went down the elevator and had to wait in line for the handicapped cart. Thankfully, there was someone there in charge of the pick up point and only let those with handicapped cards get on and everyone had to wait their turn. Overall a not good experience at the stadium. I have several friends who are Auburn alumni and I know they wouldn't stand for guests of their university being treated so poorly. read more

I'm not a Bammer or a Barner by nature ... so this one is not a biased review! Our game was in the middle of the afternoon, so we got to experience it all. And what a wonderful day we had at Jordan-Hare. Game day at other SEC college towns (and I've been to quite a few) is about tailgating quite a ways from the stadium, and a stadium experience much like a college dorm experience (ew). We were able to park near (just across the street from) the stadium, and there were a lot of spaces available in the deck and on the street coming up to the deck. It all seems so very compact right around the stadium area - so parking does't seem to be an issue, and traffic is managed quite well. We were in our spot within a few minutes and ready for our game-day experience! Tiger Walk was awesome ... I thought it was just a little thing where the team walked into the stadium --- It's a full blown PARTY! Then it was back to eating and mingling -"tailgating"! If you're an experienced tailgater, you can rent a tent just outside of the stadium, and everything will be set up for you when you get there! Now that's convenience!! There are lots of other tailgating spots around the stadium too. Getting into the stadium. This has always been a huge hassle and not something I look forward to (the thought of a swarm of people smushed together gives me heart palpitations). The students do a special thing before the game outside of the stadium - dance contests, a little entertainment, just stuff to get the them excited - so they are pretty much file in all together quickly after the gates open. For the rest of us (adult fans) - we had no issues getting in. Yes, they're gonna check your bag - but that went REAL fast! NOVE the Eagle flew - this is often my favorite part of this stadium - and we had a fly over by some awesome Auburn Grad Service Men! (doesnt get much better than that!) And then it was time to sit back and watch the action! You can rent a seat cushion (with a back) inside the stadium (and you leave it there - no need to drag it around). This stadium might not hold as many people as some of the others, but this one can create some noise! We had end zone seats, opposite the awesome new jumbotron, which was perfect! Keeping everyone safe - YES. There's security - And thankfully. If things get even a LITTLE out of hand (don't cuss here) you get to hold on to the arm of a nice police officer while you walk up the steps to the exit. We watched this happen. You might think that's a little over the top. I don't. What this does is keep everyone civil. We were at a pretty big rivalry game. It was comforting to know that if anyone started "going there" they wouldn't be around long. Face it - Nobody wants to be verbally attacked by a beer spewing, cussing fool! read more

Truly, one of the must see venues in college athletics. From the tailgating, to Tiger Walk, to the flight of the eagle... this is a one of a kind experience. I've been lucky enough to see many different college football stadiums, and this is definitely among the best. Even though it's not the biggest at 87,000, it just might be the loudest. Whether you cheer for the tigers or not, you should find a time to see a ball game here. read more

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and it only gets better. Obviously there is the crowd experience, which is unlike any other in the SEC or nation. But regardless of the Auburn Tigers' record (which, as an Auburn fan, I know can be hit or miss), the venue is something we can be truly proud of. First, there's the theatrics. A great band, tunnel videos, and layout. I hate going to stadiums where you can't go from one side to the other. Not a problem here. Many seats have seat backs, and others are available for rent. There are multiple "restaurants" in the stadium, so you don't have to settle for popcorn and peanuts. You may go for a 50s-style diner, Mexican, or "Man Vs Food", if you're really brave. Bottled waters are $2. The restrooms are very clean. Kind of a big deal! The stadium boasts the largest big screen in the country. It provides for a much better game watching experience, being able to see every replay so clearly. And it's in the heart of a beautiful campus that almost seems to have been designed with tailgating in mind. I'm not going to lie...Auburn is my Alma Mater and I love it. So maybe I am biased. But visiting JHS is an experience that every college sports fan should have! WDE! read more

--warning-- this review is about the stadium. Not the game day experience, not the best fans ever. Not the loudness. Not the passion. Not the blood sweat and tears. Or the fortune and glory on the field. This is solely for the architecture, facility, services and physical condition of the stadium...which need some serious modernization and improvement. Even the great old stadiums of Wrigley and Fenway get the occasional facelift. Modern construction allows for nostalgia to even be improved. After being crowned the 2010 National Champion, you'd think Auburn could fork up some change, shake down the big money donors and build/renovate Jordan-Hare into something fit for this century's sports fan. The concourses are in deep need of repair, the suites are non-existent. The big money dining area looks like my 60s era grade school. The restrooms are deplorable. The all bleacher seating is a back breaker, prepare to stand for four hours. Food and beverage offerings are bland and expensive. Sightlines are fine, but in this era, what stadium doesn't offer those? I do like that each corner has lovely planted flowers. This is Auburn, this is the SEC. This should be on par with Neyland Stadium, not Legion Field. read more

I am somewhat biased as I am a huge Auburn Tigers fan but this is just a magical place to watch a big game. There is a long list of great venues in college football and the SEC in general but this place is different. Tailgating (food), Tiger Walk, Flight of the Eagle and the sound this stadium produces during a big SEC rivalry game ("Kick Six" - Iron Bowl 2013) are worth being a part of even if you are not a Tigers' fan. Come witness one of the most electrifying venues in college football and we Tigers' fans will show you a great time! read more

No matter which team you cheer for (Roll Tide!) you must give credit where it's due. Jordan Hare is a beautiful stadium! Couldn't be more conveniently located...smack in the middle of Auburn University's campus. Super clean, lots of parking, friendly fans and that ginormous screen! Wow! Fantastic stadium to watch a football game! read more

AUsome! My happy place! I wish the consesions were better but the football is excellent! read more

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How could you possibly not like the stadium that the Auburn Tigers play in? You cant. This is you typical college football stadium. Uncomfortable seats, long lines for the concessions, and dirty bathrooms. But, you're not there for anything of those things. You are there to watch some football. War Eagle! read more

Best Stadium in the SEC!! A great Family gathering during football games!! Everytime I go, I feel welcomed!

Went to see Auburn vs New Mexico State. It was a rare Auburn win on a hot sunny day. Very cool College football experience. The war eagle was pretty neat. Wish we had back home! Wish they had beer! They do have a great cool down area for people that got overheated. Te number of familes attending the game was noticable. read more

Jordan-Hare, the home of the Auburn University football team! This place gets a 5 star rating because two of the games I attended are on my list of all-time greatest games. The first affair took place in 1997, my freshman year of college. I had several friends go to Auburn and they invited me to see Mississippi State play there. We were heavy underdogs, but played amazingly well all day and pulled of an improbable 20-0 win. I had a fan run down at one point and yell directly in my face (SEC fans can be a bit passionate). However, I also had another Auburn fan pick up my cowbell (an obnoxious MSU tradition) and ring it for me. He was a good sport! My next visit was a more miserable game, but with an amazing ending. This was 1999. My team was behind all game, but made a miraculous comeback that ended with a last-second touchdown. The Auburn fans were crushed and I saw several fans crying as I left that day. It was quite a game and experience. This was one of the great comebacks in Mississippi State football history. The Auburn fans are as passionate as any you'll find. They also have some cool traditions like flying an eagle around their stadium before the game starts. There is an aviary on campus that is his home. Auburn, AL is a quaint town and caters to the university well. There is no shortage of bars and restaurants for fans and students to enjoy. This is another must-see stadium for college football fans. It is one of the biggest in the country and well worth the weekend trip. read more

Having seen the Iron Bowl plenty of times at legendary Legion Field in Birmingham, I've not seen many games here in Auburn. Yes, I know Legion Field looks awful now, despite me calling it legendary... but that's for another review. This venue is large, loud, great football here, incredibly passionate fans, and great scenery. I've not attended a night game here, so I'm looking forward to that. Despite being an Alabama fan, the fans here have always been very knowledgeable and great to watch games with. read more

Amazing college football experience! Get there 30 mins before game to see the eagle fly! Stadium though is outdated.... And food... Make sure you eat before game! Great views from all seats! But bring a cushion or rent a chair. Unless you pack your own padding ;). read more

THE Best place to watch a Football game. You can't miss the biggest video board in all of college sports. Auburn's LED scoreboard is the largest digital display in college football and 9th among outdoor sporting venues! WAR EAGLE read more

How is an Alabama fan the first person to write a review of Jordan Hare? (Insert off-color joke about internet access on the Plains). In any event, say what you want about Auburn, but objectively, Jordan Hare is one of the best venues for watching an SEC football game. I'm impressed by the immaculate grounds, the grand atmosphere, and the rabid passion that runs through this fan base. The pure energy emanating from the crowd has frequently brought road teams down to their knees. Sure, I wished I could have witnessed the awesome silence that must have willowed through the crowd after Roy Upchurch's glorious catch in last year's game, but make no mistake. Jordan Hare is often calamitous for the opposition. Extra star for somehow not getting thrown out of Jordan Hare on my last visit despite being incredibly obnoxious. read more

Some may say it's unfair for an Auburn alum to review JHS, but I've been to enough other SEC, college, and pro stadiums to give an honest, albeit biased, review. The atmosphere inside and outside JHS on a football gameday in incredible. The stadium may not seat 100K+ fans, but the 87K it does hold are louder and more intense/passionate than those larger stadiums in the conference. Cliche as other fans may say it is, it really does feel like a big family cheering together in there. War Damn Eagle! read more