What is the capacity of Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium?

Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium (formerly BB&T Field and Truist Field) holds 31,500 and is the smallest ACC stadium. Named for Winston-Salem-based Allegacy since 2021, it's an intimate venue where fans are close to the action. The Demon Deacons have produced NFL stars like Tim Duncan (basketball, but still!), Chris Paul, and now QB Sam Hartman.

🏛️History

Origins

Opened September 6, 1968 as Groves Stadium with a 28-14 loss to North Carolina. Built for $2 million after Wake Forest moved from the old campus in Wake Forest, NC to Winston-Salem.

Major Renovations

2007BB&T acquired naming rights; $11M expansion

2014West end zone McCreary Tower opened

2021Allegacy acquired naming rights after Truist merger

Notable Moments

Oct 6, 2012Wake Forest beat #22 FSU 19-14

Nov 12, 2022Wake Forest beat NC State 30-21 for 7th win

Sep 13, 2019Wake Forest beat North Carolina 24-18

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

McCreary Tower Club has premium hospitality. Sections 7-11 offer midfield views. Intimate venue means no bad seats. Student section is sections 20-25.

Parking Tips

Lots on Deacon Boulevard open 5 hours early. BB&T Ballpark lots available (short walk). Street parking on Polo Road. Shuttle from Hanes Mall.

Game Day

Demon Deacon mascot rides motorcycle around track. Pro Humanitate Plaza tailgating area. "Go Deacs Go!" chant. Small stadium means loud atmosphere. Post-game, hit Fourth Street in downtown Winston-Salem. Clear bag policy enforced.