Bryant–Denny Stadium, Football stadium in Tuscaloosa, United States.
The stadium features multiple tiers of seating, modern scoreboard displays, and an expansive concourse system accommodating over 100,000 spectators during games.
Originally named Denny Stadium in 1929, the venue received its current designation in 1975 to honor coach Paul Bear Bryant and university president George Denny.
The Walk of Champions area displays bronze statues of all national championship coaches and commemorates the achievements of Alabama football teams.
Visitors access the stadium through designated gates on Bryant Drive, with parking available in multiple lots surrounding the University of Alabama campus.
In 2024, the playing field received the name Saban Field, recognizing Nick Saban's leadership that brought six national championships to Alabama.
Location: Alabama
Inception: September 28, 1929
Official opening: September 28, 1929
Capacity: 101821
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Website: https://rolltide.com/sports/2016/6/10/facilities-bryant-denny-html.aspx
GPS coordinates: 33.20778,-87.55056
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:18
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