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Bobby Dodd Stadium
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Bobby Dodd Stadium, nestled in the heart of downtown Atlanta on the Georgia Tech campus, is one of the oldest and most storied college football venues in the country. Originally built in 1913, it has undergone numerous renovations to blend classic charm with modern amenities. On game days, the stadium comes alive with the roar of the crowd, the buzz of the Yellow Jackets' mascot, and the iconic Ramblin' Wreck parade. Visitors can explore the stadium on guided tours, which include access to the locker rooms, the press box, and the field. The surrounding area is vibrant with student energy, and nearby restaurants and bars make it a great spot for pre- or post-game gatherings. The stadium's distinctive horseshoe shape and intimate seating capacity of 55,000 create an electric atmosphere that feels close to the action.
Don't miss
- Walk the field and imagine the roar of the crowd on game day
- See the historic 'Wreck' statue and the iconic Ramblin' Wreck car
- Visit the Edge Center, a state-of-the-art football facility
- Check out the stadium's unique horseshoe design and classic architecture
- Explore the Georgia Tech campus and its historic buildings nearby
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Bobby Dodd Stadium
You can visit on your own (game-day tickets are sold through georgia tech athletics; stadium tours are available for a fee, check the official site for current pricing and schedules). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Arrive early on game days to enjoy the tailgating and pre-game festivities.
- Clear bag policy is enforced for games, check the stadium's bag rules before attending.
- Photography is allowed on tours and during games, but tripods may be restricted.
- The stadium is open-air, so dress for the weather and bring rain gear if needed.
A bit of history
Opened in 1913 as Grant Field, the stadium was renamed in 1988 to honor legendary Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd. It is the oldest stadium in the Football Bowl Subdivision and has hosted numerous historic games, including the 1929 Rose Bowl.
Common questions
Can I visit Bobby Dodd Stadium when there's no game?
Yes, the stadium offers guided tours on select days. Check the official Georgia Tech Athletics website for tour availability and booking.
Is there parking near the stadium?
Yes, several parking decks and lots are within walking distance, but they fill quickly on game days. Using MARTA is recommended.
Are food and drinks available inside?
Yes, concession stands offer typical stadium fare like hot dogs, nachos, and drinks. Outside food and beverages are not allowed.
Can I bring a camera to a game?
Small personal cameras are allowed, but professional equipment and tripods may require a media credential.
Is the stadium accessible for people with disabilities?
Yes, the stadium has wheelchair-accessible entrances, seating, and restrooms. Assistive listening devices are also available.
What is the best way to get to the stadium from downtown Atlanta?
The MARTA North Avenue station is a short walk from the stadium. Alternatively, rideshare services and taxis are convenient options.
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