The only reviews should be 5 star! Best stadium in the world. Bucket list worthy!
What can I say. Made the voyage to South bend. The way they blend the old with the new is awesome. The ultimate place to see a game.
The new Crossroads building project added to the beauty of the stadium. There were many upgrades including the stands. The bleachers were wider and more comfortable. They still don’t have a back but still way more comfortable than before.
One of the great shrines of college football. My first visit was in the 2017 season, and the addition and renovation seems to have maintained the stadium's integrity. Notre Dame is home to the classiest football fans en masse I've ever been around; they have a respect for their team and the game that sets a standard.
I'm actually working here coating the stadium, and I must say the new stadium is amazing. A good place to visit or come to a game.
In all honesty, I grew up with great dislike for Notre Dame, its football team, and everything associated with it. After a terrific day there for a football game, my opinion is completely different. First off, the stadium and its surroundings are beautiful - nothing short of it. Everything there is first class. The only things nicer than the stadium are the people. The fans and the people working in the stadium are very gracious and friendly and do all they can to make sure the visiting fans are comfortable and happy with their visit. I know some die hards were not happy with how accommodating some season-ticket holders were, but that says nothing for the overall experience. If it weren't so far away, I would certainly come back again for another game or another weekend.
Beautiful stadium but virtually no security checking to see if anyone is bringing in something dangerous into the stadium , more focused on finding kids who are trying to smoke cigarettes , also will not let you leave and come back in the stadium.
ND stadium is very nice. More room for each seat and the largest jumbotron screen I have ever seen. Nice Job!
Came from out of town to watch a football game. Fans were great and so kind. There is not a bad seat in the stadium and I love that they have kept it more of old school. It was a great experience and would not hesitate to go back.
Home of the Fighting Irish! The stadium is not the most comfortable, but the atmosphere and lack of advertising more than makes up for it.
My first time going to a game at Notre Dame was the Miami 1988 game with my father. I couldn't have picked a better game to go to ever than that one. The atmosphere was beyond anything I had ever witnessed and at the time was a senior at University of Texas. I had been to every game in Austin and Texas / Oklahoma Red River Rivalry games at the Cotton Bowl. Nothing compares to the game day atmosphere at Notre Dame or the feeling one gets in that stadium.
ONE OF DA/THE BEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL STADIUM I'VE EVER BEEN TO!!
The stadium supposedly has an elevator for handicap accessibility. For folks who don't qualify for true handicap status, however, you are relegated to the stairs to reach the upper concourse. Lots of them. No ramp. Stadium staff was very polite and respectful. ND fans were polite to visiting fans but indifferent to their own team even when their team was winning. The "fan fest" next to the stadium was a great place to sit, get out of the weather and eat but the fan activities were mediocre.
Went on 9/17/2016. Aging venue. Sure, the atmosphere is there, the people working were friendly, but once inside, the stadium itself is pretty dumpy.
Our seats were under the light standards and were COVERED in bird poop! The entire row. What no towels? Plenty of ushers standing around can't clean the seats off? Maybe some student volunteers? Unacceptable!
Concessions were very basic. Hot dogs, pretzels, nachos. Boring! No pizza at least?
I have been to high school games with a bigger selection.
The video board is an embarrassment. Small and shows no replays. You can barely read the scores and stats on it. They show this really hokey graphic of a leprechaun "putting up his dukes" Looks like an early GIF. I am sure it was state of the art in 1976.
On the way out, you are funneled into ONE STAIRWAY! No ramps. Very dangerous if some one stumbles, the elderly, small children. People really looked nervous going down theses stairs hoping someone didn't fall and cause a domino effect.
Hopefully the renovations they are doing improve this facility. Might check it out after they are done with the work and see if they improved on things.