War Memorial Stadium

As I said out in Wyoming, if it were named w**re memorial stadium, I’d be here more often.
First-​Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium — I’ve been to this stadium twice, but never seen a game here. I’ve been in the grounds, and also inside. I was surprised that nobody stopped us from walking right in there, but we had a fun time walking up and down the aisles, on the edge of the field, and taking pictures. It’s very old, and not one of the very best stadiums I’ve seen.
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!
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This is actually the secondary stadium for the Razorbacks, they usually play up in Fayetteville, AR, but because of my eternal love affair with the city of Little Rock, the amazing crowds they always send out for my shows, and for the noise they make when the Razors are in town (and I don’t mean Dollar Shave Club), I have to give this stadium a good rating.
It’s got to be the best «secondary stadium» in college football, no? And as for my rock, well it’s not little, you know.

Woooooo… Pig Souie!
I made a trip to War Memorial while in college to see Mississippi State play Arkansas. It was a fun trip, but the stadium needs some work. It’s older and I can’t imagine it continuing to host football games for too much longer.
The stadium is smaller, but it’s a chance for the citizens of Little Rock to see their beloved Razorbacks. They usually play on campus in Fayetteville. It’s a nice change of pace and a short drive for the football team.
While I can understand this change in venue for the university, it’s a bit of a bummer for visiting fans. I would rather have attended a game in Fayetteville. I’ve heard that the campus and athletic facilities and campus are beautiful – much of that due to the influence of the Walton family. I will definitely make that trip one day.
By stark contrast, the stadium in Little Rock is in need of many improvements. It’s cramped and the bleachers and structure itself feel like they are falling apart. If you are going to see the Razorbacks play football, make sure that they are playing on campus.

This stadium is more like an over sized high school stadium.
We’ve been here 3 times for the LSU Arkansas game on Thanksgiving weekend. It’s quite an experience when all the Razorback fans do the «whooo pig souie» cheer. I recommend checking it out some time.
The exiting at the end of the game sucks because they filter tons of fans through a tiny opening. People can get pretty frustrated about this.
The concession stands ran out of food b/​4 the 4^th quarter of the game. Fail

It’s nice, especially for a college. Looked great for a facility that opened in 1948. It’s been well maintained and updated. Liked the art sculpture out front and the manicured grounds surrounding it.