What is the capacity of Amon G. Carter Stadium?

Amon G. Carter Stadium holds 45,000 and was completely rebuilt in 2012, emerging as one of college football's best modern venues. Named for Fort Worth publisher and oilman Amon G. Carter, it features a stunning design and the famous Horned Frog on the 50-yard line.

🏛️History

Origins

Original stadium opened November 11, 1930. Current stadium opened September 8, 2012 after complete reconstruction. Built for $164 million. Named for Carter who donated original stadium funds.

Major Renovations

1948Upper deck added

2012Complete stadium rebuild ($164M)

2023Video board and amenities upgraded

Notable Moments

Sep 8, 2012New stadium opener—TCU beat Grambling State 56-0

Nov 26, 2022#4 TCU beat Iowa State 62-14 during CFP run

Dec 3, 2022Hosted Big 12 Championship—#3 TCU lost to K-State but made CFP

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

Kelly Alumni Center Club has premium amenities. Sections 118-122 offer midfield views. West side has sunset views over Fort Worth skyline.

Parking Tips

Berry Street lots open 6 hours early. Free shuttle from remote lots. University Drive parking fills fast. Ride TCU streetcar from downtown.

Game Day

Frog Walk brings team through fans on Frog Alley. "Riff Ram Bah Zoo!" is the iconic chant. SuperFrog mascot. Visit the Horned Frog on the 50-yard line. Post-game, hit 7th Street or West 7th district. Clear bag policy enforced.