stadium · Auburn, AL

Jordan-Hare Stadium

“The Loveliest Village” · Jordan-Hare

Auburn Tigers
8.4Passport Score
1939Opened
87,451Capacity
Open AirRoof
Natural GrassSurface
4Check-ins
The basics

About Jordan-Hare Stadium

Home of the Auburn Tigers — War Eagle country.

Type
stadium
Sports
Football
League
NCAAF
Nicknames
The Loveliest Village, Jordan-Hare
Location
Auburn, AL
Time zone
America/Chicago
Status
active
FormerlyJordan–Hare StadiumAuburn Stadium
Rated by fans

How fans rate it

8.4Passport Score

6 fan ratings · 4 check-ins

Atmosphere9.6
Attractions7.3
Access7.7
Concessions8.5
Neighborhood8.9
Facility8.6
Don’t miss

Landmarks, traditions & experiences

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PerformersIconic

Aubie the Tiger

Aubie the Tiger — the costumed mascot and symbol of Auburn energy.

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Crowd ChantsIconic

Bodda Getta

Following victories, students gather to celebrate with the famous Bodda Getta cheer.

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PerformersIconic

Nova (War Eagle)

Nova — the golden eagle soaring over Jordan-Hare before every kickoff.

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Special EventsIconic

Roll Toomer's Corner

Roll Toomer's Corner — toilet paper draping the oaks after every Auburn win.

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Architecture

Auburn Athletics Complex

Athletics campus hub next to Jordan-Hare, home to football operations and heritage displays.

Architecture

Jordan-Hare Stadium

Home of the Auburn Tigers — a Plains landmark where War Eagle Nation fills every seat on gameday.

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Architecture

Samford Hall

Auburn’s clock-tower landmark on the academic quad — a classic gameday backdrop a short walk from Jordan-Hare.

Architecture

Stadium Façade

The classic Jordan-Hare façade — the look of Auburn football as you approach the stadium on the Plains.

History

Bo Jackson Statue

Honors Bo Jackson — Auburn legend, Heisman winner, and one of the greatest athletes the Plains ever produced.

History

Cam Newton Statue

Statue of Cam Newton — the Heisman quarterback who led Auburn’s 2010 national championship run.

History

National Championship Recognition

Displays celebrating Auburn’s national championships — title history that defines War Eagle football.

History

Pat Sullivan Statue

Commemorates Pat Sullivan — Auburn’s 1971 Heisman Trophy winner and Plains icon.

Statue

Aubie Statue

Statue of Aubie — Auburn’s beloved tiger mascot and a must-stop photo spot for War Eagle fans.

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Rituals

Auburn University Marching Band

Auburn’s marching band — the soundtrack of War Eagle Saturdays at Jordan-Hare.

Displays

Heisman Winner Plaza

Plaza celebrating Auburn’s Heisman winners — a gathering place steeped in Plains football glory.

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Statue

Pat Dye Statue

Bronze of Coach Pat Dye, who restored Auburn football and gave Jordan-Hare its modern identity.

Rituals

Tiger Walk

Tiger Walk — Auburn’s iconic player walk through a sea of orange and blue before every home game.

Signature

Toomer's Corner

Toomer’s Corner — the heart of Auburn celebration, where fans gather to roll the oaks after every big win.

Historic Marker

Toomer's Oaks

The legendary oaks at Toomer’s Corner — Auburn’s most famous celebration landmark and photo spot.

Rituals

War Eagle Flight

War Eagle flight — the soaring eagle tradition that electrifies Jordan-Hare before kickoff.

Through the years

History

Home teams

  1. 1939-present
    Auburn TigersNCAAF
Getting there

Plan your visit

Address

Auburn, AL

Get directions

Game Day in the app

Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.

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In their words

Fan reviews

9.02026-09

War Eagle before game is iconic. Stadium is very challenging to navigate if you enter through the wrong gate. Cool helicopter flyover from Fort Benning.

8.52026-09

Tailgate is excellent. Proximity great

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