Great place to watch a game, not a bad seat in the house. Need more TVs around the concession area so when you're standing in line you don't miss any action. Go Blue read more

Michigan Stadium - Section 37 - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

This is the Holy High Temple of College Football. There is nothing comparable, and I've been to games all around the Big Ten and Notre Dame. Make it a point to see a game there once in your life. read more

GO BLUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always a great time here. Biggest college stadium in the country! They also seem to keep it as clean as possible. Great staff and great security. The only time it gets kinda roudy is when Ohio State, Michigan State and Notre Dame come in to play. Can't wait for this weekend to see the Michigan VS. Notre Dame game!!!!!! read more

I'm am a ( cover your ears ) BUCKEYE FAN !! My other half is a season ticket holder for the U of M football season. This place is GREAT!!!

Probably one of the most memorable experiences of my life! I went to a game in 1997 when I was 13 and entering that stadium almost literally took my breath away! I can still remember the announcer letting us know there were over 109,000 people at that game against Illinois. I loved every moment! Especially since we crushed Illinois that year. And we won the championship! read more

Watched ManU vs Liverpool Match on 28 July. The shops were mismanaged missed 20 minutes of the game because of it. 7 were serving at The Big House Grill but only 1 was above the age to serve alcohol leading to a very long line. I got in the queue just 2 minutes after the start of half time and placed my order by express order and already paid for the items. By the time I received my order I have missed 20 minute of the game. The delay was because out of 7 employs only 1 was legally allowed to serve alcohol, in a game it is always expected that majority of people will have beer so there should be appropriate arrangements for it. Really Disappointed. Spent $200 but missed quarter of the game. But keeping aside the mismanagement stadium was really clean. read more

I am a life long Michigan fan and I love the big house! The rush of emotions I get every time I come here is amazing and the place is just full of tradition! Plus you can get Tim Hortons for those cold fall days! read more

"The Big House" may have 100,000+ fans, but they are too busy drinking wine and eating cheese and bragging about their careers to make the home field advantage relevant. A group of us guys visited the week after the Wolverines lost to Appalachian State, yet their was absolutely no respect for a ranked and rising Oregon program. Their is fun smack talking, but at least show opposing fans respect for paying the travel/ticket costs to attend a game... From the stuck up Alumni to the obnoxiously drunk frat boys, you fans just don't get it. The only positive experience was putting a beat down on your program, 39-7. Boy were your fans right in telling us Duck fans "it was going to be a long day." read more

Even if we're (temporarily?) not the big house any more, it's still a damn impressive stadium. And being underground is definitely a cool/good thing; it at least offers some solace to those that didn't get great seats that they won't have to walk as far! I think it's just an awesome place to be, and if you want loud and routy fans just get in the student section. read more

Michigan Stadium is truly an impressive sight. There were 113,000 on hand for the Wolverines' victory over Nebraska this year, as my buddies and I made Ann Arbor our annual football trip destination. We were packed in like sardines, and it was striking to gaze out upon the sea of humanity filling out the bleachers. We actually didn't find the stadium to be as loud as we thought it might have been, but the gregarious Michiganders in the row behind us more than made up for it. They welcomed us Texans to their home turf, made sure we had learned the fight songs by the end of the game, and even invited us back to their tailgate afterwards. It was an epic win over the Cornhuskers, and the Michigan crowd was already becoming focused on Ohio State the next weekend. After the great time we had at the Big House, I was glad to see them pull off that victory as well. Go Blue! read more

They were wrong when they said Disneyland was the happiest place on Earth...because they certainly weren't aware of the Big House. It's like Christmas morning walking into this glorious stadium. Go Blue! read more

Doesn't even have a roof. How do they go about calling it the big house if it doesn't have a roof! Sound fishy.

anyone who doesn't give the big house 5-stars should be banned from yelp, the city of ann arbor, and the state of michigan forever. the end. read more

Simply the best. Great job on the rennovstion.

I went to a football game once. It was fun. Not sure I would do it again though. Quite a lot of things were happening at once. There were many many people. Intricate cheers. read more

The quintessential big time college football experience. Not a bad seat in the house, and the renovations have given much needed modernization and comfort to those seeking a more luxurious experience. Love or hate the home team, every college football fan should attend a game at the Big House before they die. I had season tickets one year near one of the entryways into the bowl from the concourse, and 10 or 12 times a game I would hear someone exclaim "Oh, my God!" when they walked in and saw it for the first time. read more

I loved the stadium as a kid and a student at U-M, but was dubious about the changes. After being in the modernized stadium and taking a tour I am impressed. It looks terrific, is luxurious, and actually improves the game day atmosphere. I had the privilege of playing a scrimmage on the field as part of the Michigan Men's Football Experience, so now I have a new and unique Michigan football memory. read more

Go to a Michigan football game if you want to experience true human solidarity in the form of THE BEST WAVES EVER. It's also a terrific place to be part of a drunken 110,000 people sandwich. Minus one star for the ushers' unwillingness to tell rookie student-section attendees, who didn't buy season tickets and are probably just attending the requisite one game for posterity, to buzz off when they demand to stand in the exact seats they bought. Who DOES that?!! Luckily, I *am* willing to tell such kids, and ushers, to buzz off. read more

Well I went with BYU ( was ranked 22 in Sept. 2015 ) and got clobbered . Great crowd and atmosphere and I don't think the opposing team ever makes more than 10% of the crowd . Also I didn't know this college team doesn't sell alcohol in the stadium during the game - I was shocked REALLY !!! Very diverse crowd and everyone seems to have a GREAT TIME - I did , even though it was 31-0 !!!! read more

The Big House! Best college stadium in the country! GO BLUE!

Not only are you surrounded by history BUT there isn't a bad view. I've had season tickets here since my Freshman year of college and have sat pretty much everywhere. There are no bad sight lines. Regardless of location or height you always get a good view of the field. After the remodel the Big House is even nicer. And the atmosphere is perfect for a college stadium. read more

I mean, really? how can I review this stadium. I am a regular, completely biased. But, that being said, I have been to several other college football stadiums. The Big House is truly the Big House. I went to the Harvard v. Dartmouth game at Harvard Football Stadium and thought I was at a High School game. The other big ten stadiums make me feel clausterphobic and even USC's stadium didn't impress me. I know I am spoiled having this great college football venue in my backyard but you really need to experience The Big House on a Football Saturday! AMAZING! read more

rushing the field after michigan beat ohio state in 1997 is by far my favorite michigan football memory. and even though the "seats" in the student section are way too tiny, i have lots of fond (and not so fond) memories of my saturdays at the big house. and i even love that on the saturdays i scalped my tickets (hey a girl's got to make a little money on side, yah know?) i could hear the crowd noise from my apartment or from my job at the union. there really is nothing like being drunk and freezing your ass off or sweating to death with 110,000 other people. talk about solidarity. hey, what's up with the preseason #5 ranking??!! GO BLUE! read more

Who doesn't love Michigan Stadium?! The Big House is the largest stadium in the country! If you haven't been to a Michigan game, go now. Even if you aren't a Michigan fan, you will never experience a sporting event like this. It is so loud in there and the energy is unmatched. I had the great pleasure of having student season tickets for the four years I attended the University of Michigan. Some pretty amazing games have been played on that field... read more

i love the big house never been but grow up in ann arbor. Hope to go one day but have seen a basket ball game

By far, the best college football stadium in the US. Seats almost 110,000 people in a bowl shaped stadium that is dug down into the ground. All those people lead to a very vibrant experience. The school spirit here has got to be the tops of anywhere. If you want to see a college football game and have the best experience you can, then you must see one in Michigan Stadium. read more

Came down to visit from Seattle and by far the best stadium I've ever been too the tailgating is amazing and the stadium is even better

GO BLUE!!! Game day is so exciting. There is no other stadium comparable to the big house!

Fantastic venue to watch a college football game. The renovation put this stadium on par with the best in the country. It's the biggest, and among the best. read more

Best football stadium in the country (The Big House). Good food and a great experience! Go Blue!

Nothing like being at a stadium that holds the record for being the largest in the united States and third largest in the world. I came here just to see the stadium and you can't imagine what its like to see over 100,000 people in a venue like that. You would think because there is so many people it would be crowded and chaotic, this place runs smoother than most I have been to. There is concession stands everywhere, bathrooms everywhere, and basically two areas for everyone to gather so its not overly crowded. The food is typical for any stadium but they do have a few unique stands that you can find tacos at and other things. The seating can be a little cramped but what do you expect for a stadium that holds over a 100,000 people. Its bleacher seating so grab a cushion if your gonna sit the whole time. And women, no purses allowed. If you haven't been here you must go for the experience. Its a crowd of all ages!! read more

Michigan Stadium - 9th row.. awesome!! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Biggest stadium in North America and one of the biggest stadiums in the world. This place is a must see for any college football fan. I grew up in Ohio but I was never an Ohio St or Michigan fan so I am not bias at all when I say this is mostly the best college football stadium in the country. It is impressive and impressive at the same time. This stadium should be on every college football fans bucket list. I would love to come here for an Ohio St vs Michigan game but have had tickets and did want to drop a grand to see a college football game. I would recommend this place to every man women and child from not just Michigan but all over the US, this place is an experience. read more

Because my Family Members Are Huge Michigan Fans.. I've been watching Michigan play for 29yrs now. It's my favorite Collage Team and that's something that will never change.. read more

It's no coincidence that the moniker "The Big House" applies equally to Michigan Stadium and to a common penitentiary. Aside from the obvious comparison of Michigan fans to criminals, there are many other aspects that make you feel like you've been serving a long term on the inside after watching a game here. The access into and out of the stadium is laughable: the sections so many and the aisles so few that you often have to wait in line just to get into your section. I've never seen this anywhere else. The bathrooms are also sparse and poorly laid out, making any trip to use the facilities a sure guarantee to miss ample game time. Above all else, however, is the laughable amount of space allocated to each person. You will have knees in your back and your knees will be in someone else's back, plus your row will likely have about 10 more people than it should making for a very tight squeeze (normally this wouldn't be a problem at a football game as I prefer to stand, however, Michigan fans have made it amply clear to me that they prefer to sit). If the stadium allowed as much space per person as any other stadium in the country, the capacity would probably be 25-30k less than it is currently. Add to all of that the constant blaring of the fight song with its Heil Hitler-like arm movements, the general surliness of the crowd and the unmistakable stench of hot dog water in the air, a day in Michigan Stadium will make you pine for a straight jacket and a long time in solitary confinement. read more

THE BIG HOUSE!!! You gotta love the Big House, and I especially do because this is also where my graduation was held. My last year at Michigan I got season tickets and was so mad at myself for waiting until the end of my college career to do so. Because parking and traffic are absolutely ridiculous, it is better to walk. I literally walked a mile to the games (I lived on the same street), and yet still had energy to stand up throughout the whole game. You must walk in here with your Michigan paraphernalia! read more

You cant visit Ann Arbor during the Fall without seeing a Michigan Wolverines Football Game. Michigan Stadium's their home away from home. It has 2 oversized video scoreboards(North and South end zones), for 2013, a new LED video marquee, plus all the usual stuff; first aid station, lost and found, bathrooms, concession stands, etc. What I like about going to a game is meeting new friends, watching the game itself and simply just let my troubles all disappear. Its fun, so be sure to stop by today. read more

Biggest and best football stadium in the country. The most recognizable structure in all of college sports, "The Big House". Every true sports fan must see a Michigan football game here at some point, it is an experience one doesn't forget. It has been renovated recently with luxury suites and boxes, they are always making this place better, but the magical feel is always the same. Go Blue! read more

Best place in the world to watch any kind of sporting event. From football to hockey to even soccer now

Best football stadium, college town and game day experience. Beautiful and breaktaking bowl shape. There is not a bad seat in the stadium, I've sat near the top and still had a great view of the action unlike any football stadiums where you're in the second deck. read more