Is Alabama Crimson Tide's stadium open to the public? Location, seating capacity and more

The Alabama Crimson Tide football team plays its home games at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The powerhouse program played its first game at the stadium on Oct. 5, 1929, against the Ole Miss Rebels.

Let's look at the major details about the Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Is Alabama Crimson Tide's stadium open to the public?

Yes, the Crimson Tide football team's stadium is open to the public. The school's website says stadium tours cost $30 per person.

The Bryant-Denny Stadium stadium tours are available Monday through Friday at 11 a.m. except for Fridays before home football games, University-observed holidays or when special programs prohibit them.

A tour of the Bryant-Denny Stadium includes the recruiting seats, team tunnel, home team locker room, recruiting and media rooms, LED tunnel and visiting team locker room.

Where is the Alabama Crimson Tide stadium located?

The Bryant-Denny Stadium is at 920 Paul W Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA. It is an outdoor stadium on the campus of the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.

It is notably one of the most visited places in the state and remains one of the country's largest on-campus football stadiums.

What is the seating capacity of the Alabama Crimson Tide stadium?

According to the Crimson Tide's website, Bryant-Denny Stadium has a seating capacity of 100,077. It is currently the eighth-largest stadium in collegiate football in terms of seating capacity.

In 2020, the Bryant-Denny Stadium underwent a massive $107 million renovation, including updating numerous seating areas with three new club areas, 3,826 new premium seats and more.

Here's a look at the ten biggest college football stadiums in terms of capacity:

1. Michigan Stadium, Michigan Wolverines - 107,600
2. Beaver Stadium, Penn State Nittany Lions - 106,572
3. Ohio Stadium, Ohio State Buckeyes - 102,780
4. Kyle Field, Texas A&M Aggies - 102,733
5. Tiger Stadium, LSU Tigers - 102,321
6. Neyland Stadium, Tennessee Volunteers - 101,915
7. Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, Texas Longhorns - 100,119
8. Bryant–Denny Stadium, Alabama Crimson Tide - 100,077
9. Sanford Stadium, Georgia Bulldogs - 92,746
10. Rose Bowl, UCLA Bruins - 92,542