Frank Kush Field, Home of the ASU Sun Devils/Mountain America Stadium
Arizona State
Tempe, AZ
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📖About Frank Kush Field, Home of the ASU Sun Devils/Mountain America Stadium
Mountain America Stadium holds 53,599 and sits in the heart of Tempe with views of the desert mountains. Originally Sun Devil Stadium (opened 1958), it was completely rebuilt from 2014-2024 with a $300M+ renovation. Frank Kush Field honors the legendary coach (176-54-1).
🏛️History
Origins
Opened October 4, 1958 as Sun Devil Stadium with a 16-13 win over West Texas State. Built for $1 million, carved into a butte between Sun Devil and Papago Mountains. Renamed for naming rights in 2023.
Major Renovations
Notable Moments
🎟️Visitor Guide
Best Seats
Sun Devil Club on west side has premium amenities. Sections 1-10 offer midfield views. East side catches early shade. Student section is Inferno in sections 24-30.
Parking Tips
Tempe Town Lake lots with shuttle. Packard Drive and Rural Road lots closest. Valley Metro light rail stops at campus—easiest option. Traffic on Mill Avenue is heavy.
Game Day
Devils Walk brings team through fans. Inferno student section is loud. Watch for Sparky the Sun Devil. Post-game, hit Mill Avenue for bars and restaurants. Clear bag policy enforced.
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