Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

If your girlfriend just fell on the floor, then bring her to this stadium so you can Razorback up off the floor. Lol.
So, Burt W. Reynolds finally has a stadium named after him. It’s one of the best stadiums in college football with one of the most intense atmospheres, and can hold up to 80k screaming college students.
First-​Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium — I wasn’t expecting much. My own crowd in Fayetteville (and Fort Smith) was awesome, but DWR Stadium shocked me with how absolutely intense it is. It’s such a hostile atmosphere for any rival fan. It is honestly one of the best stadiums I’ve ever been inside. I was only in here once, but I will be coming again at the very first opportunity I get.
I’ve been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I’ve toured America as a musician for 7 or 8 years. In that time, I’ve seen sports games at, or visited when empty (and usually both), at almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I will upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space!
***back to regular review***
Unfortunately, it’s also one of those stadiums that has a big gaping hole (minds out of the gutter) at one end of it. Something needs to be done about that because once it’s filled out completely (like this girl I know) it’ll be even more intense and intimidating.
But as it is, it’s a tower, a palace, an absolute beauty of a stadium, and I have to go ahead and give it 5 anyway because it’s better than almost any other stadium that is 3-​sided. Well done Arkansas.

I’m a season ticket holder and have attended many games here over the years. I’ve sat in both the West and East stands, upper and lower decks.
So the upper decks give you a great view of the field and the Ozarks mountains (bonus). The concession and other options are more limited in the upper decks (especially the east), which is why I prefer the lower decks.
The atmosphere at Razorback stadium is great and is one of the best in the SEC, especially if Bama or LSU is in town.
If you are in the east or west stands then you will have bench seating. With everyone getting fatter, I would highly recommend bringing in a folding seat chair (one specifically made for bench seats) to mark your ass boundary for those people who like to ass creep into your space. You can also rent (single game or season) seat back chairs but I have found these to be very uncomfortable and prefer to bring my own.
The restrooms are a pain in the ass. Expect a line, even for the Men’s room. I think too many guys are shaking their junk a little longer than normal. Do your business and get the freak out.
I have a parking pass for a lot right off Razorback road and I have parked at many other locations in the past. There is NO good parking place. If you are visitor or don’t have a parking pass then you will find several businesses selling parking spots right off MLK. You an also park for free at Baum stadium (baseball stadium south down Razorback road) but you will need to take a shuttle to the football stadium.
Traffic is the worst in the SEC. If the game goes down to the wire, plan for 1 to 2 hours to get out of there. I have been stuck in the parking lot for an hour and a half before just trying to get out of there. The traffic is absolutely the worst I have experienced at any SEC venue.
Despite the traffic, I love watching games at Razorback Stadium and highly recommend it.

This was our first event for our road trip. We have season tickets to the Northwestern football so my wife and I were ready to compare the two fields.
I immediately liked this field better because of the set up. We tailgated before the game and outside the stadium there were connecting tailgating tents that were outside the stadium. Each tent had built benches which made the areas bigger since chairs didn’t hair to be used.
The parking lot was about three times as big as Ryan Field and it was packed. This was an 11:00 A.M. game against a team that wasn’t that good and it had the energy of a game against a top 10 team.
Inside the stadium was electrifying. The scoreboard was bigger than Ryan Field, there were cheerleaders and dancers, and there was an actual hog in a cage.
The game was a total blowout and we left early. I had the time of my life and will definitely come back.

SEC Football at its best. Polite, but passionate fans. Great venue to watch a game. Awesome fan base!

I enjoyed the spring game with my friend in his season ticket seats. It was not as big as FSU’s stadium. I still enjoyed the game. I could easily see the whole field. The concessions were also very accessible. Anyway, I cheated on my Noles for once… go Hogs. There, I said it, just to make my friend happy :)

WPS!!! Go Hogs. Great place to watch the Razorbacks! Full of spirit and fun. Ladies don’t take your purse, it will cause a delay on entry, you can skip to the no baggage line. Great food in the club section!