The stadium is large, and it can accommodate many people. Some areas have comfortable stadium seats, and some areas are plain concrete. Security screening before entering and see-through bags are the only ones allowed [see website regarding security restrictions]. It rained when we went in October for homecoming, but brining ponchos helped us stay relatively dry. They have shuttle bus's that take you from the stadium to the downtown area where there is free parking.

This D1 college football stadium is super beautiful. Overlooking the Brazos River, it is truly a great place to watch a game as the seats throughout the stadium are situated so that you can easily see all the action from anywhere. The people are great! Super fun to be around, and the energy here is electric. Food isn’t too good, but that’s the same for all college football stadiums. You’ll want to sneak your own food in!

I’m a Longhorn fan so went to the game earlier this year. Not a bad seat in the place. Can get a little slow walking across the bridge from/to the parking lot near the Texas Ranger Museum, but easy access in a relative sense, lots of food and drink choices, and well-maintained facility. I enjoy walking around the stadium when it’s not a game day. Probably do this every month. Good exercise and some nice things to see, Baylor Club is a great restaurant, and more, and easy access across the water to Baylor, which is also a nice area to walk around.

Nice stadium. Tailgate area spread out nicely. Easy to get to if parking downtown and taking free shuttle. However, food very marginal and fountain drinks weak and not worth buying.

The McLane Stadium is one of a kind. It sits right on the bank of the Brazos River. There is a wonderful restaurant inside.