Jordan–Hare Stadium

Jordan-Hare Stadium is a major college football venue in Auburn featuring a natural grass field surrounded by multilevel seating sections with blue seats. The structure accommodates around 87,000 spectators arranged across a massive concrete framework.

The venue opened in 1939 with an initial capacity of 15,000 seats, establishing the beginning of Auburn's football program. Over the decades it expanded significantly to meet growing demand from fans and athletes.

The stadium brings together Auburn supporters who create a strong sense of community during each game day. The energy of fans shapes the character of this place and makes it an important gathering point for the university and surrounding area.

The facility has multiple entrance gates, food vendors, and restroom facilities throughout the seating areas. Visitors should arrive early to secure parking and explore the different sections before the game begins.

The playing field was named Pat Dye Field in 2005, honoring a significant figure in Auburn's athletic history. Few visitors realize how precisely mapped this location is within the broader campus landscape.

Location: Alabama

Inception: November 9, 1939

Official opening: November 9, 1939

Capacity: 87451

Website: https://auburntigers.com/facilities/jordan-hare-stadium/11

GPS coordinates: 32.60222,-85.48917

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48