
Virginia Tech
Lane Stadium holds 66,233 and is one of college football's most intimidating venues. Known for "Enter Sandman" tradition where fans jump as Metallica plays, the stadium regularly registers on seismographs. Named for Edward H. Lane (Class of 1910) who funded its construction.
Opened October 2, 1965 with a 9-7 win over William & Mary. Built for $3.5 million on the site of the old Miles Stadium. Worsham Field named for W. Thomas Worsham Jr. in 2014.
West side club level offers premium hospitality. Sections 1-10 provide midfield views. South end zone is the student section—loudest in stadium. North end zone has mountain views.
Lots open 6 hours before kickoff. Cassell Lot is closest. Lane Lot and Cage Lot near stadium. Free shuttle from remote lots on North Main Street. Traffic on 460 is brutal.
Arrive early for "Enter Sandman"—the stadium literally shakes when 65,000 fans jump. Hokie Walk brings team through fans. "Let's Go Hokies!" chant echoes through the mountains. Post-game, explore downtown Blacksburg. Clear bag policy enforced.
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