Go Blue Chant
More than 110,000 fans chant "Go Blue!" throughout games at Michigan Stadium.
Largest stadium in the United States — Michigan’s Big House and a college football landmark.
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More than 110,000 fans chant "Go Blue!" throughout games at Michigan Stadium.
The Wolverines burst through the famous "Go Blue" banner before every home game.
The Michigan Marching Band performs "The Victors," regarded by many as the greatest fight song in college football.
The full Michigan Marching Band pregame performance on the field.
Witness the iconic drum major backbend live on the field before kickoff.
Experience a game in the largest stadium in the United States — the ultimate bucket list.
The Game — college football’s greatest rivalry when Ohio State visits Ann Arbor.
Watch the Wolverines touch the Go Blue banner as they charge onto the field.
Feel The Victors thunder through 100,000+ fans at The Big House.
Stand with Michigan students in the east stands — Go Blue chants, massive waves, and Big House volume up close.
Exhibits honoring the Ten Year War era and Bo’s enduring Michigan legacy.
Tributes to the only primarily defensive Heisman winner in college football history.
Displays celebrating the Heisman winner and his iconic pose.
Showcase of Michigan’s Heisman Trophy winners and their legendary careers.
The Paul Bunyan Trophy rivalry and in-state showdown history.
The Game — college football’s greatest rivalry and decades of Big House moments.
Full timeline of Michigan’s national championship seasons and defining moments.
Honors the Heisman-winning Wolverine and World War II hero.
Halftime performances from one of college football’s greatest marching bands.
The marching band forms a giant Block M on the field during pregame.
The in-state rivalry for the Paul Bunyan Trophy at The Big House.
The electric buzz across Ann Arbor all week leading up to The Game.
Must-have photo with the iconic Block M on the approach to The Big House.
That first moment walking into the bowl and seeing the sheer scale of the stadium.
Experience the full Michigan Marching Band pregame performance live on the field.
Stroll The Diag, Burton Tower, and campus as Ann Arbor comes alive for football.
Night games under the lights amplify the atmosphere in the largest stadium in America.
Stay and sing The Victors with players and 100,000 fans after a Michigan victory.

Block M at Midfield — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Maize End-Zone Lettering — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Maize-and-Blue Seating Bowl — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Michigan Stadium Brick Façade — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Michigan Stadium Historic Gates — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Michigan Stadium Tunnel — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Schembechler Hall — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

The Big House 107,601-seat bowl — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

The Leaders — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Wolverine Block M landmarks — an architectural landmark of Michigan Stadium, home of the Michigan Wolverines.

Bo Schembechler Statue — a landmark celebrating Michigan Wolverines history at Michigan Stadium.

Gerald R. Ford Statue — a landmark celebrating Michigan Wolverines history at Michigan Stadium.

Go Blue M Club Banner — a landmark celebrating Michigan Wolverines history at Michigan Stadium.
The plaza celebrating Michigan’s national championships and Big Ten titles on the walk to The Big House.
Hall of Honor and championship displays at Crisler Center, a short walk from Michigan Stadium on the athletics campus.
The University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor recognizes Wolverines across sports, from Fielding Yost and Tom Harmon to the modern era.
The Michigan Marching Band’s pregame, “The Victors,” and Hail to the Victors echo through The Big House every home Saturday.
Exhibits honoring Michigan’s national championship seasons, including the 2023 title, around The Big House and Schembechler Hall.
The Big House lettering and Michigan Stadium identity marks — the photo that says you were at the largest stadium in the United States.
Honors Michigan’s All-Americans and the program’s tradition of excellence.
History of Michigan’s Big Ten titles and conference championship legacy.
Tributes to the iconic Fab Five era where displayed on the athletics campus.
Tributes to the coach who built Michigan Stadium and the program’s early dominance.
The defining plays, games, and celebrations that built the Wolverine legacy.
Highlight displays of Michigan’s most dominant and memorable teams.
Exhibits on how Michigan Stadium became The Big House and a national icon.
Michigan’s storied Rose Bowl history and Pasadena tradition.
Special alumni gatherings and events around The Big House.
Legendary tailgates on the University of Michigan Golf Course before kickoff.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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