Autzen Stadium
Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon Ducks football team, is located north of the Willamette River from the UO campus, adjacent Alton Baker Park.
Students walk from campus over the Autzen Footbridge and along a tree-lined path to attend games. On a beautiful fall day with full autumn color, this is a spectacular experience in itself. With plenty of space for tailgating and several sports bars in the vicinity, game day offers many celebratory options.
This iconic outdoor stadium accommodates 54,000 roaring Duck fans, with sellout attendance well over the last decade. Even before the Ducks current national rankings, local fans were resolute in spirit and loyalty. Today, it is the largest sports arena in Oregon, and widely regarded as one of the loudest stadiums in collegiate sports.
Traditions include the Oregon Duck mascot astride a motorcycle leading the players onto the field, the PA announcer declaring "it never rains in Autzen Stadium" no matter the weather, blaring a foghorn when the Ducks score, and playing the song "Shout" at the end of the third quarter - a tribute to the National Lampoon's "Animal House" which was filmed here in 1978. Besides movie set, Autzen Stadium has also served as a concert venue for the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan.
As UO football gained popularity it outgrew its original Hayward Field location and moved to Autzen Stadium in 1967. Since then, stadium upgrades have included the addition of meeting facilities, a new press box, several seating expansions, added luxury boxes, turf resurfacing, a new massive scoreboard and more.
The surrounding sports complex also includes PK Park (baseball), Pape Field (soccer, lacrosse), the Moshofsky Center and the Casanova Center. The Hall of Champions and Hall of Fame trophy and plaque collection on the second floor of the Casanova Center is open for public viewing prior to home games.
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Autzen Stadium
Autzen Stadium is the largest and loudest outdoor sports arena in Oregon, seating 54,000. The University of Oregon Duck football team plays on FieldTurf, beneath a massive mega-screen dubbed "Duck Vision."
The Autzen Stadium complex includes sky suites and boxes, a 10,000 sq. ft. club room, concessions, merchandise outlets, box office, guest services, bike corral and adjacent meeting and event space. Accessible parking and seating is available.
The Autzen Stadium Sky Suites on the north and south ends of the stadium include private kitchens and restrooms, two screens, luxury lounge seating and catering services. Suites can accommodate up to 44 people.
The Charter Box on the north side of the stadium includes access to indoor concessions, restrooms, televisions and 400 open air stadium seats. The OCCU Club on the south side has access to premium concessions and food and drink delivery to the 3,000 club seats.
Find pre-game entertainment in the Moshofsky Sports Center which can host up to 5,000 fans. During the week “The Mo” is used as an indoor football training facility and running track. It can also accommodate softball, baseball and golf practice.
Shuttle service for games is also offered from eight Park & Ride locations across town.
TailgatePal manages tailgating options from 15 to 60 guests including tents, chairs, tables, coolers and utensils. Catering is provided by several local vendors for a variety of menu options.
The surrounding sports complex also includes PK Park (baseball), Pape Field (soccer, lacrosse), the Moshofsky Center and the Casanova Center. The Hall of Champions and Hall of Fame trophy and plaque collection on the second floor of the Casanova Center is open for public viewing prior to home games.
Autzen Stadium is adjacent to Alton Baker Park on the banks of the Willamette River, and is in close proximity to Oakway Center, downtown Eugene’s Market District, and Springfield’s Main Street. Communities along the Interstate 5 corridor are also within a short drive, including Springfield’s Gateway Neighborhood, Creswell and Cottage Grove.
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