What:
War Memorial Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Little Rock, AR. It is the second home stadium for the Arkansas Razorbacks. Little Rock Catholic and Arkansas Baptist also play their home games at War Memorial Stadium. The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff participates in the Delta Classic there. In addition to being a sports arena, it sometimes also hosts special events. In the past it has been used for concerts. The field has been sponsored by AT&T and called the AT&T field since 2010. The stadium seats 54,120 people.
Where / Directions:
War Memorial Stadium is located at 1 Stadium Drive in Little Rock. It is close to the Arkansas Department of Health, War Memorial Park, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), and the Little Rock Zoo. The stadium parking lot is used by UAMS and surrounding businesses when not in use. During Razorback games, the surrounding lots are used for overflow parking. Google map.
Parking lot:
For Razorback games: As you approach the stadium, you will be prompted to park, but you may need to park on the grass. General parking for 4,800 cars can be found at the War Memorial Golf Course. General parking is $ 20. There are 400 spots on the corner of Fair Park Boulevard and Markham Street where fans pay $ 120 per season for a reserved ride and there is scholarship parking in the lots around the stadium. There is also space for RVs. War Memorial has a parking map on their website.
For most other events, there is ample parking in the stadium parking lot.
Tailgating:
The atmosphere to watch closely is different at War Memorial than it is in Fayetteville, and should be experienced by any Razorback fan. Even fans of other teams admit that you’ve never adapted if you’ve never adapted in Little Rock.
See the guide to learn more about the experience. However, the best advice is to show up early and prepare to meet lots of friendly people.
Meet the Razorback team:
One of the fun things to do on a Razorback Game day is witness the arrival of the Razorback Football team and staff before the game. Fans line up at the stadium entrance (the side closest to Markham) to greet the team as they make the walk from the buses to the locker room. Most of the team will have five children (and adults). The team usually arrives for this tradition 2 hours before the start. You have to queue early to get a prime spot.
The Other Stadium: Fayetteville’s Reynolds Razorback Stadium:
Most of the local Razorback games are played in Fayetteville. Fayetteville’s stadium is the Reynolds Razorback Stadium. The current contract maintains at least two Razorbacks games, one of them in conference, in Little Rock until the end of the 2014 season.
