Camp Randall Stadium
Home of the Wisconsin Badgers football team, seating about 76,000, where the whole stadium's jump to 'Jump Around' after the third quarter is a signature moment.
Camp Randall Stadium was built in 1917 on the site of a Union Army training camp from the Civil War. It is one of the oldest college football stadiums in the United States and holds about 76,000 people. On home game days in autumn the whole city turns red, and after the third quarter the entire stadium jumps along to 'Jump Around', a truly thrilling sight. Game tickets should be purchased in advance through official channels, and tailgate parties take place around the stadium before games. Outside the football season, visitors can view the memorial arch from outside.
Opening hours
Open on race days
Nearby sights
- Bascom Hill
- Henry Vilas Zoo
- Chazen Museum of Art
- Memorial Union Terrace
- Picnic Point & Lakeshore Path
- State Street
- First Unitarian Society Meeting House
- Madison Museum of Contemporary Art