Washington–Grizzly Stadium, College football stadium in Missoula, United States.
Washington-Grizzly Stadium is a college football venue in Missoula with a synthetic playing surface set approximately 20 feet below ground level. The facility seats more than 25,000 spectators and features a large display screen that broadcasts live game action throughout the venue.
Construction of the facility began in 1986 with an initial seating capacity of roughly 12,500. Two major expansions in subsequent decades doubled the venue's size to accommodate growing fan interest.
The stadium is home to the Montana Grizzlies, a team deeply rooted in the community's identity. Game days create a gathering space where fans from across the region come together to support their college football team.
The venue sits approximately 20 feet below ground level, which means visitors with mobility concerns should plan for stairs or elevators to reach the field area. Arriving early helps with navigation and finding seating without feeling rushed.
The venue gains exceptional capacity during rivalry games against nearby schools, with crowded stands creating an unusually charged environment. These local matchups draw supporters from throughout the region and generate heightened fan engagement.
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