Alabama A&M University Bulldogs Football Tickets

My friend and I went to the Classic although neither of us were ASU or AAMU graduates (Alcorn University grads) just to support HBCU Classics. We definitely had a nice time. Traffic was remarkably well-done and organized. The set-up of the tailgaters was organized as well. Although it was one of the coldest Classics I've been to in October, it did not disappoint as the bands and fans were great. We sat on ASU side because of our random tickets and we were glad it worked out that way because Alabama State won! So, that made it really fun. As 30somethings...we were wondering about an over 25 after party and a few people suggested The Wine Loft. Excellent choice! The DJ was awesome as he played a great mix of current Hip Hop/R&B and a special 80s/90s throwback Hip Hop mix just for us grown and sexy people in the building. Overall...we had a great time and definitely going to make it back in the future.

I enjoyed the event, but getting through the gate was a hassel. There were not enough people working the gate and the line was at a standstill several times. It took almost an hour to get inside.

The Magic City Classic is an amazing event that highlights HBCU's. A joyous occasion for alumni of both universities. I am proud of my college, AAMU!

I really enjoyed the Magic City Classic and going they the tailgating Village. The set up was great and the food was amazing. Great atmosphere and crowd! I loved it will come again and recommend to a friend.

This was my first time attending this event as i moved here from Houston August 2012. The atmosphere of the tailgating was really something to see. Looked like a city within a city. It wS pretty chilly out and inside the stadium seemed even colder as the wind was whipping thru Legion Field. All in all, it was a pretty cool experience. Pun intended.

It was absolutely fun!! I had the time of my life.

Buying the tickets online was easy and worth it!! I had an awesome time. I had a blast with the Alabama State fans. Even though it was a bit chilly, I had a grand time cheering on the Hornets to victory!!!

nice time cheering for a rivalry team. Fans were friendly and fun!

Well I did attend last year with Alabama A&M Classic and yes I will be attending this year as well. Last year it was my daughter & 2 of my nephews, this year its the whole family:) so excited and can't wait to see the bands get off!!!

the football classic September 3, 2011, at chicago's soldiers field is a tradition to attend every year. typical for the pouring rain. but i did enjoyed the teams enthusiasm of football. the bands did their stuff. also, must mention that the price for the tickets were excellent, and the foods purchased at this event were exceptionally delicious! yea!!!

Hampton University came out in the second half and played tough defense and had good offensive line play to prevail, 21-20 over Alabama A&M. Both schools put on a great show with their marching bands. Very entertaining. Soldier Field is an ideal setting to watch a football game.

1. The event(s), the game and “Battle of the Bands” featuring two member institutions of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (commonly and hereinafter referred to as “HBCU’s”), the “step-shows” featuring non-sport organizations of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (commonly and hereinafter referred to as the “NPHC”) - nine historically African American, international Greek lettered fraternities and sororities is always great sportainment product/service. 2. The tickets for admission into the stadium were $15, $25, $30 and $40. I’ve purchased the $40 ticket to be seated as comfortable (my long frame), close to the game (Section 113 Row 6 Seat 1 – near the 50-yard line). However, the way Soldier Field is designed it seemed like all the levels (100, 200, etc.) for seats would avail an acceptable view. 3. Soldier Field - the home of the illustrious Chicago Bears - was a great place for the Chicago Football Classic. This venue holds out the initial psychological impression, albeit subtle, that all games are played on such a major stage. Soldier Field is almost completely surrounded by the Marshall Field Museum of Natural History, which gives off the historical context in which the HBCU’s stem from. And last but nevertheless, the city of Chicago is absolutely an international attraction at in itself, much like Las Vegas, New York, Los Angeles and Miami. 4. The Football Classic was a good promotion for HBCU's.

The Chicago Classic is a must see. It is is a time when all the alumni and current college students get together and just have a ball.

The Bands werer great to see and hear. The dancing Dolls even better. Judging was hard as to who was the best.

Had a blast at the game. The Battle of the Bands is always a must see at the game. The seats were great and I would recommend this event to anyone.

In spite of rain, facility, bands, fans were great!

This was my 2nd time going to the classic 1st time was 2005, enjoy myself more this time it was nice.

The game was just amazing. I love HBCU's!!!! I had so much fun (even though it rained the whole game), I still enjoyed myself. Going to an HBCU football game is the best excperience any young kid or teen can have. That's what made me want to attend Alabama A&M University; I wanted to go to a black college in the south and since graduating, I miss my college days but I will never forget my black college experience. S/O to my AAMU Bulldogs!!!! A&M A&M A&M U wooooooo!!!!

Losing 0 to 17 Hampton University came back with a bang...... Winning 21 to 20 Hampton University..... Now that an Amazing game shocker, LOL..