LaVell Edwards Stadium

I like LES because I’m a BYU fan but the stadium itself is just ok. There is basically no wifi capability and even cell service is poor. As a parent, I would love to be able to text my babysitters at home but sometimes that’s impossible in the stadium.
You can’t bring in outside drinks and I would suggest the stadium gets water filing stations instead of just drinking fountains which takes forever.
Bathrooms are not good, but expected since it’s an old stadium.
The food selection has improved over the years but isn’t great. They recently brought in a Cupbop food truck which is the only thing I’ll wait in line for to eat.
There’s an adequate amount of parking, better if you come early. The parking at the actual stadium is reserved.

My favorite stadium. Gorgeous mountains. Parking close by. Lots of food options and bathrooms. I went to games here when I was a little girl, then as a college student and now as an alumni.

«Is this heaven?» No, it’s LaVell Edwards Field at Cougar Stadium. The largest sporting venue in the state of Utah, this stadium comfortably holds over 60,000 on a regular basis. Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations up north. No matter who the opponent is, there will always be more people at Cougar Stadium watching an event than anywhere else in Utah.
Rest assured, if you come to a game here you will be witnessing one of the most beautiful venues in all of college football. The picturesque stadium is planted at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains and the views are breathtaking. The football played here is even more beautiful.
The stadium features an unusual amount and variety of food concessions. And don’t forget to try the famous «cougar tail,» an almost 3-​foot long maple bar that will keep the family satisfied … at least for the first quarter.

This is not the best stadium I have ever been to but it is the nicest in Utah. The backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains is amazing. Parking is pretty terrible and do is traffic after the game but that is par for the course. They have ample restroom facilities and lots to eat, if you don’t mind stadium prices. I would suggest parking about a mile away and walking in. After the game you’ll be glad you did.

This the best venue in college sports! I grew up going to this stadium, and now I plan on taking my boys to some games. The atmosphere is amazing, and the tradition reaches back a very long time!

I love Lavell Edwards Stadium. It’s so cool! I have been to many football games in my lifetime and this stadium is a great place to go to a football game at. BYU is a very good team and have a very good atmosphere around the stadium.

Fantastic stadium «The Stadium of Fire». On Independence Day, the Beach Boys played there on their 50^th Anniversary Reunion Tour, which was out of this world awesome; and THEN the most elaborate, mind-​blowing fireworks I’ve ever seen to celebrate America’s Birthday!!! Our tix were in the 13^th row & we could feel the heat from the flames (intense!) & were very close to the fireworks display. The best Independence Day celebration ever!

Go Cougars!
Oh, ya, the stadium is nice. It’s also the biggest in the state.

Been here once, it’s a great stadium in one of the most beautiful environments in Utah County. Parking is bountiful, and it’s easy to find your way. The fans are courteous to help when they can and It seats over 60,000 people. I would recommend to bring your own Dr. Pepper or Regular Coke in as all options are caffeine free. The selections of food are impressive and while sitting in the visiting side we had a good view of our team especially when we were kicking their trash!

As a college football stadium experience, LaVell Edwards is up there with Notre Dame, Ohio State or Alabama. The BYU Cougars may not have the same history of college football greatness as those programs, but they have created a unique, inviting and amazing stadium experience.
First, the crowd — including the alumni and corporate sections — knows and loves the stadium traditions. Every time BYU makes a first down, the stadium announcer chimes in «Another Cougar…» and the entire stadium (except for the visiting section) yells «First Down!» while chopping their arm forward in imitation of a referee’s gesture. And BYU goes out of its way to make visitors feel welcome. The BYU band plays the visiting team’s fight song before the game starts (yes, really). Volunteer greeters in suit roam around the stadium prior to games, welcoming visiting fans, engaging in conversation and wishing the visiting team a good game. Honestly, it’s a little freaky at first if you’re used to SEC intensity/​hostility towards visitors. But after awhile, you just can’t stop smiling at how nice BYU people are.
Then there’s the physical features — LaVell Edwards Stadium is nestled up against the central Utah mountains. Simply put, it’s gorgeous. And at sunset, it’s as pretty a perch as any with the sun’s fading colors playing on the rocky tops.
Top that all off with BYU’s football program, which consistently puts a top 25 team on the field each year and you’ve got one of the top college football stadium experiences.

Great place to watch a football game or in July the Stadium of Fire.
Most seats have a good view of the field. They have brought in a lot of food vendors like Costa Vida, so the food is better than regular stadium food, although you can get that too.
The only problem is that to get actual seats (not benches) you have to pay a ton of money or have a friend or family member who has had tickets for decades.
Over all it is a great venue, the only issue is the lack of available chairs.