College Station, TX
Tuscaloosa, AL
Columbia, SC
Mississippi State, MS
Overall Rating
4.3
By Richard
Mizzou vs Tennessee
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium - Columbia
Seamless ticketing. Seats were great. The Vol’s brought great fans and phenomenal energy!! Ticketmaster is as advertised.
By Audrey
Great time! Great crowd!
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium - Columbia
Super fun game! Nice facilities. Easy entrance. Respectful staff and crowd.
By Boss Lady 78
Great experience!
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium - Columbia
I had so much fun! Everyone was professional, the lines went by smoothly and the items I got were delicious. The staff was amazing and super courteous when I first came in to scan my ticket, I got so many greetings as me and my friend made our way to the Hill. The BEST time & for sure will be back.
By MIZ
Great time on homecoming
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium - Columbia
Best homecoming atmosphere anywhere in country. Had 40 yardline tickets with great view for game.
By KnxTn865
Making my rounds
Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium - Columbia
I’ve been traveling SEC stadiums since 2019 and I found the recent LSU at Mizzou game to not be worth the hype. The fans were kind and the facility was clean but it lacked the fever pitch you see and feel in other stadiums within the conference. Also, some chants used were referencing ball clubs from a conference and rivalry long past. I’d like to have seen Mizzou developing in their rivalry status and crowd noise since their introduction into the conference. There were also times within the game in which LSU was backed up within the 20 of their own end zone and the crowd lacked the response needed to win the home team a false start or delay of game. My hope was to experience a home team advantage and Mizzou win the upset of the week, but instead I watched the LSU Tigers dismantle a 5-0 home team with a 2.5 possession lead. Im not worried about my Vols traveling to Columbia in November to say the least.
By Fan
A fun evening
The Dome at America's Center - St Louis
Mizzou at the Lou against the University of Memphis
By Tim
Mizzou game at STL Dome
The Dome at America's Center - St Louis
Game was great. The crowd was awesome. I will go again
By Tone
Ticket master app
The Dome at America's Center - St Louis
The game was awesome easy access with the ticket master app.
By Kathryn
No entry policy
The Dome at America's Center - St Louis
Love the game did not appreciate the information of it being a no entry policy. Which was not displayed on anything. This should be on the tickets regardless of it being digital or not and should also be displayed at the transworld dome. Went to smoke a cigarette at halftime and was not allowed back into the game
By BRAZ
Mizzou
The Dome at America's Center - St Louis
Excellent game. Enjoyed the comfort of the Edward Jones stadium. Can’t wait for next Mizzou game there. Food prices really reasonable.
The storied history of Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field combines the best of old and new. Opened in 1926, the stadium has seen tremendous growth throughout the years, but Tiger fans are proud of the traditional feel and atmosphere the stadium lends itself to on game day.
The 2019 season saw the debut of perhaps the most significant addition ever added to the stadium's skyline - the new South End Zone complex. The facility, which houses the every-day operations of the football program, is a state-of-the-art operations facility which will also provide numerous new amenities for fans - the most visible which is a massive scoreboard/videoboard spanning the width of the building.
Multiple private club levels and 16 luxury suites are available for donors, as well as improved seating, concessions and restrooms for the public. The structure had a price tag of $98 million, and capacity at the stadium increased to approximately 61,620 when it opened on September 7, 2019.
Debuting in 2014 was a spacious new upper deck (called the Tiger Deck) and a beautiful lounge/club level just below (called the Walsworth Family Columns Club), which features 1,200 luxury seats and top-notch amenities. The Tiger Deck provides 4,200 seats, and with improved new public facilities.
Eye-catching ribbon boards, providing real-time stats, out-of-town scores and other information, were installed on the facades of both the east and west structures prior to the 2014 season.
Fans saw many changes for 2013, including a newly-renovated west press box/luxury suite tower, as well as a change to the historical hill beyond the north end zone.
The hill was moved closer to the field to allow for an expansion of the north concourse area - providing much more space for fans to congregate during games. The historic Rock M was broken down and stored away safely during the summer and brought back with the same rocks to maintain the important historical landmark that Tiger fans have grown to love.