

Boston College
Newton, MA
Alumni Stadium holds 44,500 and is one of the most scenic venues in college football, perched on the heights of Chestnut Hill with views of the Boston skyline. Named for the BC alumni who funded its construction, it's been home to Heisman winner Doug Flutie and is known for dramatic finishes—including Flutie's famous "Hail Mary" in 1984.
Opened September 21, 1957 with a 7-0 loss to Navy. Built for $3 million by BC alumni, it replaced Alumni Field which had served since 1915. The stadium was originally 26,000 seats.
Sections M-P offer midfield views. The Yawkey Murray Club has premium amenities. East side has Boston skyline views. Student section is in sections U-Z.
Limited campus parking—arrive 3+ hours early. Beacon Street garage and Comm Ave lots available. MBTA Green Line (B Line) stops at Boston College—easiest way in. Rideshare drop-off at St. Thomas More Road.
Eagle Walk brings the team down College Road 2 hours before kickoff. Screaming Eagles student section leads cheers. Chant "For Boston!" with the crowd. Post-game, hit the bars in Cleveland Circle or head to Boston. Clear bag policy enforced.
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