Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium is a college football stadium on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville, Arkansas. It opened in 1938 as University Stadium and has served as the home field for the Arkansas Razorbacks football team. The stadium was known as Razorback Stadium in 1941 and renamed to honor philanthropist Donald Reynolds in 2001. The playing surface at Razorback Stadium is named after former Arkansas coach and athletic director Frank Broyles. After several renovations and expansions, Razorback Stadium now has a capacity of over 76,000 fans.

Where are the Best Places to Sit at Razorback Stadium

Razorback Stadium features seven different varieties of club seating that offer fans special amenities that aren’t available to everyone. Various club sections are located in various parts of the stadium. If you want the best seat regardless of club amenities, sections 103-105 and 122-124 offer the best view of the field, as they are in the lower level and close to midfield. Sections 503-505 and 522-524 are also close to midfield but higher up. For early-season games, the higher rows in sections 101-107, 120-126, and 219-227 are the most likely to offer shade and protection from the sun.

Tips for Visiting Razorback Stadium

There is a lot for fans to do before games at Razorback Stadium. Tailgating is one of the most popular activities and can be found in most parking areas. The university also hosts pregame activities at the AT&T Zone, which has food, drink, and games. The Frank Broyles Athletic Center is also open before games, allowing fans to look at trophies and artifacts while learning about the history of Arkansas football. During games, the atmosphere is incredible, with fireworks going off every time Arkansas scores. Visitors should also be aware of the “Pig! Sooie!” call that fans make.

Food to Try at Razorback Stadium

In addition to the basics, Razorback Stadium offers some unique food options. For example, there are Tusk Turkey Legs, which is named after the Arkansas mascot. There are also carts that offer barbecue pork sandwiches, barbecue pork nachos, Italian sausage, and Philly cheesesteaks. Razorback Stadium also features several national and local chains, including Slim Chickens, Pizza Hut, Yarnell’s Ice Cream, and Gusano’s Pizza. In recent years, the Big Red Pork Tenderloin Sandwich, Mac Attack Burger, and Buffalo Chicken Nachos have added even more variety to the menu at Razorback Stadium.