Camp Randall Stadium, Football stadium at University of Wisconsin, Madison, US
Built with concrete and steel, Camp Randall Stadium features a double-deck structure and holds 80,321 spectators for collegiate football games and events.
The stadium occupies land that served as a Union Army training center during the Civil War before becoming a memorial athletic field in 1893.
Between the third and fourth quarters of football games, thousands of spectators participate in the Jump Around tradition, dancing to music.
Located at 1440 Monroe Street in Madison, the stadium complex includes athletic department offices, training facilities, and student athlete resources.
The stadium underwent a 109.5 million dollar renovation in 2005, adding modern amenities and expanding seating to its current configuration.
Location: Madison
Inception: November 3, 1917
Architects: Arthur Peabody
Official opening: November 3, 1917
Capacity: 76057
Website: https://camprandallstadium.com
GPS coordinates: 43.07000,-89.41278
Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:23
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