My wife and I loved our experience at Kyle Field. We live in Austin, which is only 2 hours away. 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. read more

Attended the Savannah Bananas v. Texas Tailgaters game at Kyle Field. 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. read more

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I've been here several times now and I have to say this is a very well kept clean stadium and very nice. I normally sit on the bottom home side, and it's always so nice. Just a very good looking stadium that's very well kept up with. Note: if you're an opposing fan, you might get a little heckled but everybody is pretty nice and will always have a conversation with you. read more

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So, Kyle Field looked a little different back when I went to school at A&M. Ever since we joined the SEC our stadium and campus started getting major renovations and facelifts. While the old stadium will always hold a special place in my heart, the new one is state of the art, and is certainly makes for a more enjoyable game day experience With a capacity of just under 105k, there is plenty of room for excited fans to come and watch a game. There all isn't a bad seat in the house Some of the amenities include dozens of restrooms, AC in inclosed areas, WiFi, elevators, escalators, and concessions. Theres suites and club level, alumni vs student sections While the food and drink are slightly overpriced in my opinion, it's still nice that it's offered and with plenty of variety. There's burgers, wraps, candy, hot dogs, popcorn, nachos, pizza, cotton candy, and so much more. There isn't a crazy amount of shade in the stadium and the games can get hot so make sure you hydrate. There's plenty of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available Some tips: Definitely stay seated for the Texas Aggie Band performance at halftime. This is a one of a kind experience. If you don't know what people are shouting during the game or some other quirky traditions, just ask your neighbor and they'll be more than happy to indoctrinate you Parking can be tricky on game day. On campus parking garages fill up, and nearby street parking is limited. I would consider using a ride share if you don't have a parking pass. It's also worth noting that A&M has a clear bag policy for your own safety. You can bring in a water bottle of your choosing as long as the seal has not been broken Tailgating a game is just a fun as going to the game. All around the Southwest part of campus will have hundreds of tailgating setups. There's often vendors out and about offering freebies and games. Also, after the game (or before), consider walking over to Northgate for a drink or two Cheers! read more

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I have been to over 20 million college stadiums and this experience was about the worst. This does not reflect on the pre-game activities like the march of the Cadet Corps, which was pretty interesting. When we got in, we noticed that the escalator on our side was broken. They would not let us cross to the other side, so we had to walk about one flight of stairs. Then when we go to the top, they had barricade up on our side of escalators along with the other side. We tried to explain that the first level was broke, but they did not care and made us walk about the second set even though the escalators were not in use. We tried to explain the situation, but they would not let us through. The same thing happened on every level, a bunch of us walking up to the 400 level and a worked set of escalators wasted. Then the food choices are really limiting. We walked the full level and there was a lot of hot dogs, some burgers and BBQ, chicken tenders and that was it. Then $12 for a soda! Then there were not enough bathrooms and really poorly designed with no good flow. They did have separate exit and entrance, but people were kind of collected at the front waiting for stalls while urinals were open. Then the steps to seats are really steep. I guess was to fit in more seats, but you need to be in great shape. The fans are really enthusiastic and engaged, hopefully they do not visit other stadiums to see how bad it is at Kyle Field. read more

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It's the first round of the college football playoffs.You have your fight in texas.Aggies going up against the hurricanes of miami. read more

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What a fun time! My little bitty college didn't have a football team, so cheering on the aggies in my 40s is my first college football experience! And what an experience to have! My first game was the surprising upset when A&M hosted the App State Moutaineers. Being a transplant from western North Carolina, I was excited to see the boys from back home play my new home team. I brought along a former student buddy to help navigate the traditions, and there are quite a few. Songs, chants, the yell leaders, etc... If you are heading to a game, grab an Aggie as a guide, or make friends along the way. It's such a fun atmosphere! I highly recommend cheering on the home team, regardless of the odds of that particular game :) If you're around the night before a home game, consider staying up late for the Midnight Yell practice! The yell leaders will get everyone in the spirit with tall tales of the shenanigans the opponents are getting into. How much fun! read more

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Considered by many to be College Football's loudest Stadium a trip to Kyle Field should be on any fan's agenda, all 102,733 home to a "12th man" with renovations in 1999 then 2015 adding over forty-thousand seats while simultaneously closing off the south endzone. A place steeped in tradition, its entry-ways and concourses barely able to handle the crowd, fans teeter over the field as high as the 400's where an iWatch will frequently warn of unsafe decibels. Visited for a Prime Time matchup with The Irish, ESPN Gameday assuring a liquored-up student body, everything was electric despite a slow first half and every cheer, chant and dance saw all but perhaps five hundred folks in green fully engaged till a few minutes remained. read more

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Definitely a huge stadium for a college that cares a lot about football. Expanded and renovated recently so it's extremely up there for college stadiums. I just wish A&M spent a bit more money on trying to help students out with lower tuition, helping associate professors get paid fairly, or paying student workers better wages. Or get a massively expensive upgrade on the stadium to get those sports dollars. read more

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I've been to games at 14 of the 16 2024 SEC schools, and about an equal number of non-SEC schools as far north as Pittsburgh and as far west as Utah. Kyle Field is the best of them. Here you will find the nicest fans and the best stadium. Some of my greatest memories were made here, and there's nowhere I would rather be. Gig 'Em! read more

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One of the absolute best college football venues in the country. The atmosphere is unique and electric throughout the entire game, however, during big games the seats tend to get a bit overcrowded. This is due to seat labels generally being too small for one normal sized person to fit in, but this should only apply to bench seats. read more

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They don't allow you to bring food or drinks from the outside but charge a ridiculous amount for water. 2 hotdogs and 2 waters cost 40 bucks. Lines are very long and it takes forever to get your food. It is a nice stadium but greedy owners. read more

We are the Aggies! The Aggies are We!! We Kyle field and enjoy coming to games. We watching our Aggies play, the BAND march and play awesome half-time shows. However, prepare for long lines at the food locations. I'm sure they are having trouble hiring people like everywhere else in the USA. The workers were pleasant but stressed. Refill drink machines did not work at times. No soap in 3rd deck restroom before game started. (Or broken. I tried to find attendant in walkway to tell. None around.) read more

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Incredible atmosphere, great fans, and cool stadium. Went home with the L, but still had a good time. read more

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There's nothing like seeing the Aggies play at Kyle Field - with 101,000 of your closest friends. If you're lucky and have connections (a kid at A&M) maybe you can sneak into the student section where the Aggie Spirit is over the top!! LOVE the nationally famous Fightin' Texas Aggie Band - and of course, Miss Reveille, Cadet General of the Corps. 5 Saw 'em off stars! read more

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Had an amazing time watching a great game. We had tickets about 5 rows below the large scoreboard screen and thought it would suck, but it was really a great spot. Next time we will go more for a side view but it worked! It was very easy and quick to get in. Most people wait for the escalator lines, but it wasn't that hard to go up the steps and then continue climbing one of the circular ramps. If it was good enough thousands of years ago for the Coliseum, it's good enough for now! It was easy and fun but it took a while to go all the way up. Plenty of food and drinking choices. We even had some Rudy's BBQ that was awesome. No one comes to the nose bleed sections selling food or drinks, so you are on your own. The climbing at the top looks steep but it wasn't that bad once we got used to it. In fact we could surprisingly see much of the plays and game with a ton of perspective. The most enjoyable part is this place is dialed in for handling a crowd after the game. It was very straight forward to get out of the stadium, into our car, out of the parking deck and onto the road home. In fact, I think it was faster to get out of town for this college game than ever for any of our High School football games with a ton fewer people. read more

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This is a cool stadium. The fan base is on arrival with their traditions in chance. I was there to see LSU playing but the stadium and the fans make you want to be at A&M fan. I'll be back to see another game. read more

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Went for the ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT FORUM and one of the events was held in Kyle Field. What a nice stadium. I'm not into football but the venue was beautiful. read more

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Ah, the great Kyle Field. I went to school here from 2001-2006 and Kyle was a bit simpler back then - but it was still an experience, a sight to behold, a force to be reckoned with. Now it's even bigger with many new bells and whistles. I was nervous about the redevelopment, about the prospect of such a classic stadium getting a facelift, but I gotta admit... they pulled it off. It's ... pretty awesome. It's massive. The TV screens are giant and high def. The eateries and areas around them are much improved and flow better. The seats are about the same, which is fine (old-school bleacher-style). Good to keep some of the previous flavor. You can rent a little padded seat with a mini back rest for $8 (2016 pricing) if you want a more comfy experience. Typical game food is available, like bigass corn dogs and popcorn. Lots of other options, too, including name brands like Chick-Fil-A and pop-up McAlisters tea tents. Lots and lots of eateries. Pro tip: show up early to avoid feeling like you're in line at a theme park on Saturday afternoon. Trust me. I'd get there an hour early to be able to relax on your way in and walk around and explore before kickoff. My two cents. If you show up any later than 30 min before game time, you'll be drowning in the masses. Complaints? The new clear bag rule SUCKS. Give me a freakin break. Make sure you read up on that and be prepared. Sealed - let me stress that, SEALED - 1-liter or smaller water bottle is allowed only, as far as water bottles go. Again, give me a break. And I really, really can't stand the "ribbon" screen in the stadium. It's ultra-bright, distracting, full of advertisements, and super annoying. It's the only blatant thing they added to the stadium that just plain SUCKS. If there's one thing I could nix that came from the redevelopment, it's that damn ribbon. Still, a very impressive stadium experience. I still love gameday. Highly recommended, even if you're not an Aggie. And Aggies are some of the best hosts of away teams (unlike some rivals...), fyi. Just read up on what's allowed and not allowed at the stadium before you go. TRUST ME. read more

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Kyle Field is located near Cartman Field, Kenny Field, and Stan Darsh Field. The Aggies play here which reminds me of Liverpool's former defender Daniel Agger, but shouldn't. I'm not a big fan of college sports, but this stadium in College Station, Texas, totally dominates the region and is utterly enormous. It's so big that it's almost as big as my thingy. First-Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium - after both of my 2 concerts (so far) in College Station, I came to visit this magnificent enormity of a stadium. It's honestly one of the biggest I've ever seen. Well over 100,000 people and just a beautiful part of Texas culture. If you ever get a chance to see a game here make sure you do. It's the largest and loudest stadium in Texas, and I've seen it once full and once empty, and there is no other stadium in the South that I would rather be in, except maybe Bryant-Denny. I did get a few racists comments in the bathroom, which is very unusual for me in the USA. But I think it was a one off and certainly not the fault of the stadium. I guess I look like a Muslim to some of the fans here. Whatever. 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*** It can hold over 102,000 kids, and often does, and for this reason, plus the fact that it looks absolutely beastly and like a grand, imposing palace of a stadium on the inside, and the fact that it's in perhaps my favourite state (long story), I'll give this stadium a glowing 5 stars. read more

While it is true that everything is big in Texas, it is also true that everything is much bigger in College Station. Particularly when it comes to Kyle Field. No doubt the largest stadium in Texas and fourth overall in the United States with a capacity of 102,500, Kyle Field is home to one of the most loyal (and rabid) fans in all of college football: the Texas A&M Aggies. It is also home to the true "12th man." For those of you that do not know the story, I strongly recommend reading about 12th man lore. Sorry Seattle Seahawks, the 12th man started here at Kyle Field. This ballpark is MASSIVE in every sense of the world. It is truly something to behold. While Kyle Field is still undergoing construction that should be completed at some point in August 2015, a college football fan (and certainly an Aggie) would appreciate the esprit de corps demonstrated, even when it isn't football season. This alone is what makes Aggieland and Kyle Field special. And when the noise and the laughter fade into silence after gameday, you can still hear the words of "Good-Bye to Texas University, So long to the Orange and the White." Awesome stadium. Pretty cool school with exceptional traditions, and no doubt a hard place to play in if you are an opponent. Come see the reason why folks say Gig 'Em Aggies, win or lose (if you can get tickets). read more

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The highly talked about Kyle field of A&M. I went here twice, back to back. First, is for a banquet (it was held in the lobby ) which I've heard is brand new. spacious and it has life size boards of Aggies hall of famers. The second time I was here is for the game. These Aggies are loud and proud. I enjoyed listening to their cheers and chants thru out the game. read more

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What an amazing stadium! Kyle Field is humongous! I was so impressed with not just the sheer size of the stadium, but also the design and ease of navigation. The game I attended has 99,959 other fans, and that wasn't even sold out! The concessions had a variety of food and drink options, which I appreciated. And I was surprised to even find beer. You can't take the beer into the actual stadium. But there are many many monitors around to watch the excitement. One of my favorite parts of the game was when the team ran out on the field at the beginning. My other favorite part was the Spirit Walk before the game - when you can watch the coaches, staff and team walk into the stadium! you can also see the two practice fields just outside the stadium - the indoor and the outdoor fields. You'll love seeing a game here at Kyle Field! read more

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Kyle Field is an absolutely monumental structure and is home of the Texas A&M Aggies, a relatively new entry into the SEC West yet a significant one as they happened to upset my beloved Crimson Tide in 2012. While I was hoping that we would deliver them yet another pasting, it was a comfortable win that got a bit closer than I would have liked towards the end. Thankfully, however, this kept the crowd into the game. And what a crowd! The synchronized yelling will certainly annoy the opposing fan base, and I didn't really get the whole swaying with your neighbor thing, but I have to guess that the crowd noise had a palpable effect on the field, and that's the whole point. At one point, the noise reached 108 decibels (which is 42 decibels away from rupturing your ears). It was loud, and it was awesome. The outside of the stadium has a decent sized tailgate. It was the usual mix of bbq, beer, and outdoor games. The Aggies have a number of traditions pre-game, but perhaps more interesting was a monument of people doing the aforementioned swaying technique. OK, probably unintentionally funny as the statues represented the walking dead, but whatever, it was still interesting. They sold some garlic pepper Slovacek sausage inside the stadium (wrapped in a tortilla for good measure) and it was fine though not nearly as great as what you can find at Good Bull BBQ across the street. There wasn't any alcohol sold in my section which was probably a good thing as it definitely kept one particularly rowdy A&M fan from getting too out of hand. I think this place seats something like 110,000 people. It's crazy big. Slightly bigger than Bryant-Denny in Tuscaloosa, AL and slightly smaller than Ohio Stadium in Columbus, OH. In any event, Kyle Field was interesting enough that I'm considering a return trip for that rare occasion when I would actually cheer for the home team (when they play Auburn). Under any circumstances, Kyle Field should be on your short list for college football stadiums. It's rather obvious they have something quite special brewing in College Stadium. read more

The place would be better without all the Aggies! Seriously, the atmosphere during games is certainly impressive. It's loud and crowded, at least when my Longhorns come to town. I've been to two games at Kyle. We won one and lost one. After the first one, we went on to win a National Championship, so that wasn't so bad. The only reason I'm not rating it higher, is because the facilities are rather old and run down. And frankly, they've got a problem with bird feces in the place, and much of it smells as a result. But, attending at least one Texas-Texas A&M game is a must for any Longhorn! read more

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It's hard not to give Kyle five stars after 20+ years of going to games there, but let's face it, the bathrooms and food stands could use upgrading. Plus when it was built there weren't enough aisles put in, so there are no vendors during games (maybe a good thing, not sure) and there are always people walking in front of or behind you for something. But on the other hand, you can't beat the atmosphere of Kyle Field during a game (even t-sips know this to be true). You won't find more enthusiastic fans, a better band, or more polite fans (except possibly during tu and tech games). Seriously, if you wear gear from the other team, you will be well treated, and probably get free beer offers after the game, win or lose. And you will sway when we sing, and you'll do it often. Check it out for a texas or OU game if you can (and LSU starting next year, I guess) and you will never be in a place that loud again. read more

Kyle Field on game day is one of the most magical places in the world, and that's all you need to know. Welcome to SEC Country, indeed. read more

Best stadium atmosphere for football hands down. With a renovation coming in the near future, it will only get better. Get your season tickets while you still can! The Aggies are on a roll. Whoop! read more

It's my dream to go to Texas A&M University in a couple of years after I finish community college in Houston. This is the site of all the action for Aggie football games! Almost every SEC matchup is sold out, but there's lots to see and do here. They recently renovated this stadium and opened it last season. The new Kyle Field has a club level with some air conditioning, more seating for the south side, VIP lounges, and an area where you can get access to suites if you want. Even though that the club level may cost a couple hundred dollars, I'm sure it's worth every penny because it's really luxurious. When game day comes, Aggieland is an electric atmosphere with a lot of people, and the band is outstanding. The yell leaders lead in the yells on the sideline, and it's always fun to watch them do the moves and signals. They always have the Midnight Yell before every home game, which I hope to attend one night. This place is the home for Aggie football, and a few other events. There's always concessions for sale, and a bunch of seats to choose from if you want to come see a game. I will be back once or twice more this season for a game, and I will enjoy every moment here at the new and improved Kyle Field! GIG EM AGGIES! read more

This is a great location. I love this place. I love cheering on the Aggies. The field always looks great every time I go to Kyle Field. I love the story about Kyle Field. I love that the Aggies are always loud and proud. read more

The Home of the 12th Man, is the home of the Aggies Football Family. It is the biggest stadium in the area with an attendance capacity of over a 100K. It is a gathering place of the largest sports family network where fans of the Aggies come together and exercise their traditions, celebrate victory and more with: the midnight yell, the night before the game day, the yell on the gameday and so on. The Kyle Field has a versatile classes of acommodations ranging in value from a $100 per game to over $ a million, .... I am not even kidding! I love the Ags! and am proud to be part of this big sports friendship! But when it comes to college football in general, the thing that always puzzles me is the fact that college football players are not getting any payment, except their tuition is covered, which means nothing to me compared to the money the colleges are earning from games! I have no clue why this has always been the case and I just feel bad about it, because it is NOT FAIR and is rediculous particularly when we think of the risk the players are taking, as football is always the most dangerous game interms of injury, that are at times life-threatening! read more

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If you haven't been to Kyle Field to experience the 12th man - you have not been part of the best college atmosphere in the country! The 12th man relentlessly supports the football team through the game - whether we are playing Florida International or Alabama. Looking forward to the increased capacity and giant TV screen installation for the 2014 season. read more

You cannot beat football games at Kyle Field. There is just nothing like it. The student section of course is the best but be ready to stand the whole game! I love driving back to College Station on Hwy 6 and seeing Kyle Field in the distance. Of course the Aggie Football games are held here but you cannot forget about Midnight yell the night before a home game. Its so much fun to hear the yell leaders stories and see the little fish corp boys trying to get dates with signs and/or tikki torches. For all you non-ags, at the end of yell practice the lights go off and you kiss your date. If you didn't bring a date you bring a lighter and when the lights go off you light it. Some people get a little creative and bring other larger flames to attract someone from the opposite sex. Football games are magical. All us Ags have learned all the yells (not cheers) so we are coordinated in our efforts to cheer on our Aggies and be the 12th man. I hope everyone gets a chance to go to an Aggie football game, words just do not do them justice. read more

I had my first experience at Kyle field to see a Texas size college football game between A & M and Ole Miss. While the game did not turn out the way i had hoped for, i was amazed at Kyle field, the fans and the property, options and selection. over 109,000 fans were there yet very little waiting at concessions or bathrooms. The A & M fans are second to none. Even down 21-0, they were full speed and showed why they are nick named "The 12th man" Great venue, great fans. read more

Beautiful stadium!!! Came here for a high school playoff game so suffice it to say that a good portion of the stadium was empty but it was still incredible! I can't even imagine what it would be like being there for a college game! Very, very cool! read more

Went to watch the Ag's play against Vanderbilt. We got tickets at the very top of the stadium, it was a nice day out, so it wasn't too bad. Lot's of tradition in the stadium, all the students stay standing for the entire duration of the game, and they have chants for everything. Very fun experience. Would love to go again soon. read more

The atmosphere and campus were very cool. As a visitor, felt very welcome. Enjoyed many of the traditions. (Although I still think Cheerleaders would be a good idea) The stadium itself is a bit rough. I have high hopes for the renovations. read more

One of the greatest places on earth, certainly the greatest sports venue. Currently under construction to make it even better. You can't call yourself of football fan until you've been to a game at Kyle Field! read more

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The greatest place on the planet to watch football. The greatest fans on the planet. The thing about Fightin Texas Aggie football is you can bring your entire family and be surrounded by pleasant nice people and not have to have your kids wear earmuffs and blinders like NFL football. The sight of a few former students flying over at high speed in jets will leave you with chills. You have to come take it in. Class of 92- biased a bit. read more

If you want to see the epitome of Aggie spirit and deep rooted traditions, look no further than Kyle field. This is a place where all Aggies, regardless of race, religion, ideology, or major can come together as one and show their love for their favorite team. No one is left out when we get in those stands, no one is ostracized, we're all one Aggie nation and we're mighty proud of it. read more