Kenan Stadium

What a great place to see the Tarheels Kick some tail, Clean, great sound, great crowds, Bathrooms are very crowded and they do not sell beer. LOL
My only negative hence the 4 rather than 5 stars, No Wi-​Fi, Verizon is a sponsor, Time Warner is huge in NC and no Wi-​Fi and the stadium it self is a black hole for connectivity for Verizon. Weird, Sponsor and I can not connect my phone to post to Unilocal.
Come on verizon bust lose with some connectivity.
Have fun People and go HEELS!

Ah, Kenan Stadium. It’s a symbol of beauty and greatness among UNC students. It’s imposing figure draws people from all over Chapel Hill: from exercise fanatics that run stairs, to the freshmen that believe there’s a slight chance this may be the year that football wins it all. No visit to Chapel Hill is complete without a tour of this facility.

This is a nice stadium. I was here on a first look college tour. We were asked to leave due to a closed practice though.

2 bottles of Dasani water @ $ 4 a pop.
And it wasn’t a football game.

UNC is my favorite college team so I guess this is a little bit biased. However because I’m a UNC fan, it would be unfitting to not go to any football games. I actually went to two games this year and I had a really good time. Kenan Stadium is the home of the UNC football program and it is a really nice stadium. It’s big, there are a lot of seats, and it creates a great atmosphere for watching football. They just added a new section to the stadium and it is really nice. There aren’t any special foods, except for Smitty’s ice cream, which I really love because they put all these Carolina blue sprinkles. It’s too bad I have to wait another year to watch another football game. GO HEELS!!!

Awesome stadium set amongst the trees. Great tailgating… just wish the fans would get off their butts and cheer.

Carolina football is a depressing affair, what with the good ol’ boys trying to relive their glory days, the boosters who believe UNC can be a football school, and the absurdly dressed frat stars and sorority girls in their seersucker, croakies, and pearls. And now that we’re paying the horrendous Butch Davis $ 2.5mil to strive for the Car Care Bowl, it’s even more of a joke. That said, there are few places I’d rather spend a gorgeous Chapel Hill afternoon than in Kenan. Great seats for students, wonderful views of the bell tower, the campus and the trees that dot the university, make this one of college football’s greatest stadiums (as long as you watch out for the airplane bottles strewn across the bathroom floors.) Unfortunately, Ol’ Butch is going to turn this all to hell with new luxury boxes and enclosing the end zone next year. Enjoy it while it lasts…

The most important thing about Kenan Stadium is your ability to buy frozen lemonade drinks at a variety of locations within the stadium. The second most important thing is that you can watch football here.
Kenan may not be the biggest football stadium around, but it certainly gets the job done. In all the times I’ve ever been here, I don’t think I’ve seen it packed full. That’s probably because UNC isn’t a huge football school, but whatever the reason, it’s about the right size.
My only real gripe is the comfort. Could they have made these seats — bleachers — less comfortable? I would love to see what that would entail. The bleachers at my high school football stadium were better than this. There are practically spikes all over them. Wow.
The facilities are clean, numerous, and well-​staffed, and the giant TV screen (what’s that thing called, again?) really helps out a lot compared to how things used to be.

I remember my first collegiate football game very well. I’m not much for sports, and after having the rules of the game ‘translated’ for me by many a man in my life (and having also –regrettably– watched many a Madden and ESPN Football virtual-​tournament), I’ve still yet to retain much about the mechanics of the actual sport. However. I do remember (with fondness!) Kenan Stadium where UNC football is played (though too often not played very well). Not a huge stadium, especially compared to what you get in Texas, but still large enough to comfortably accommodate the crowds. Plenty of places to get food and drink and those little Carolina blue and white pom-​pom thingies on a stick. The new-​ish (installed in 2002 or somewhere around there) big screen is really remarkable — enough to make any Tarheel proud. Kenan also plays host to occasional events (graduation ceremonies, Bruce Springsteen concerts, etc.).