Michie Stadium

As a former season ticket holder, and one who would gladly «re-​up» if my family gets into better condition (there are 5 of us and it gets expensive now). It was always worth the drive from Long Island. The view at the stadium and on the grounds in the fall is something else.
West Point is an incredible place to be. The game day experience is incredible and it starts early. most season ticket holders get there a few hours early and tailgate in the various lots. and attend the varied experiences only a military academy can offer (parachuting in the game ball, the parade on the plain, the student march to the stadium, etc). Only if we had more local fans who were really into Army Football… it would make the experience even better.
GO Army! Beat everyone

Michie stadium is located on the beautiful grounds of West Point. After living in the area for a few years and having never been to a game before, I was excited to hear that my alma mater (Rutgers) would be headed there. For once I wouldn’t have to make the trip to Jersey to see a game
What stands out to me mostly here is the security. The safest I have ever felt was on this campus and in this stadium. Armed military personnel galore constantly patrolling the perimeter and even the stands. I didn’t mind one bit, especially if it’s for our safety and protection.
Pros — Beauty. The scenic landscape surrounding the stadium with great views of the Hudson just behind (and over the reservoir). Pageantry. Pre game festivities including paratroopers dropping in and cadets marching were absolutely awesome and unlike anything else I’ve seen. Behind the stadium. Rutgers doesn’t allow selling of alcohol at the stadium. West point does, however it’s limited to an area behind the stadium and just outside (an area where you’re technically still considered «in» the stadium but are outside of the walls/​stands. You can’t bring it back in with you so chug it down outside. Security. As stated above
Cons — unsightly scoreboard. Probably the smallest college football scoreboard I’ve seen. We sat directly across in the opposite end zone and has trouble seeing what they were displaying. Confusing seating. It seemed that nobody could figure out what section they were in. It appears that the numbers designating the proper section were blocked when people sat in front of them and many couldn’t figure out where they were. Security. Yes it’s a pro but also a con. You need to really give yourself a lot of time to get through the gates (both onto the campus and into the stadium). Going once in a while is fine but I’d imagine I’d grow tired of it if I came on a weekly basis.
At the end of the day this is a football stadium and the intention is to watch a game. For that, it serves its purpose wonderfully. This is a must see venue for any fan of college football. The northeast is void of «major college football» but I’d have to say that next to RU, Army has the most loyal following I’ve seen outside of SEC country. Imagine if these teams could captivate the local markets? Anyyyyyway… Go Army! Beat Navy! — from a loyal Rutgers fan

Here with the visiting team (go Tulane, beat Army!), but really enjoy being on the USMA campus and stadium and grounds. People here are very friendly and the sights are beautiful on this brisk fall afternoon.