What is the capacity of Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium?

Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium is the home of the Alabama Crimson Tide and one of the most intimidating environments in college football. Named for legendary coaches Paul "Bear" Bryant and George H. Denny, the stadium has been the site of multiple national championship seasons.

🏛️History

Origins

Originally opened in 1929 as Denny Stadium (named for university president George H. Denny), it replaced Denny Field. The stadium has undergone continuous expansion as Alabama's program grew in national prominence.

Major Renovations

1975Renamed Bryant-Denny Stadium to honor Bear Bryant

1988Upper deck added to north end zone

2010South end zone enclosed, capacity reached 101,821

2020North end zone renovated with premium seating

Notable Moments

Nov 28, 1992First "Iron Bowl" at Bryant-Denny (previously played in Birmingham)

Nov 9, 2019Tua Tagovailoa's final home game before NFL draft

Oct 14, 2023#8 Alabama upset #13 Tennessee in one of Nick Saban's final seasons

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

The west side offers shade for afternoon games. Lower-level seats near the 50-yard line are premium. The student section (southeast corner) is notoriously loud.

Parking Tips

Campus lots require permits on game days. Arrive 4-5 hours early for tailgating on the Quad. RV parking available at Paty Lot. Walk-up parking limited.

Game Day

Watch the "Walk of Champions" as players enter through the tunnel. The "Rammer Jammer" chant after victories is a Tuscaloosa tradition. Dreamland BBQ is a local favorite.