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Big House Tours

Want to experience the thrill of running onto the field of Michigan Stadium? Now you can, because we have the keys to the Big House.

Each Big House Tour takes you behind the scenes of the largest stadium in the Western Hemisphere. During your tour, you will get a chance to explore the Michigan locker room, visit the Jack Roth Stadium Club, and run (or walk) down the tunnel onto the field, where you can catch a pass in the end zone, kick a field goal, and take your picture on the 50-yard line.

Additionally, gain insight into the history of Michigan Stadium with a presentation by Dr. Robert Soderstrom, author of “The Big House, Fielding H. Yost and the Building of Michigan Stadium.”

2024 Tour Dates

All of our 2023 Big House Tours have taken place. Check back next summer for tour dates for the 2024 season.

Interested in a tour of Michigan Stadium on a weekday? Please contact Michigan Athletics for more information.

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Stadium Tours

Michigan Stadium is NOT open to the general public for exercising, walk-in tours, drop-in photo ops, etc. For a fee, guided tours are held on weekdays and may be arranged through the Special Events Office (734-764-4599 or [email protected] ) in the athletics department. Tour arrangements must be made at least two weeks in advance. For information on tour pricing, location, and policies, visit the Special Events site .

Big House Extras

FIELD SURFACE: FieldTurf CAPACITY: 72,000 (1927); 85,752 (1928-48); 97,239 (1949-54);     101,001 (1955-72); 101,701 (1973-91); 102,501 (1992-97);     107,501 (1998-2007); 106,201 (2008-09); 109,901 (2010-14)     107,601 (2015-present) CONSTRUCTED: 1927 FIRST EVENTS:     Football: October 1, 1927 (U-M 33, Ohio Wesleyan 0)     Men's Lacrosse: March 17, 2012 (Bellarmine 13, U-M 9)     Women's Lacrosse: March 20, 2014 (Winthrop 14, U-M 12)

Michigan Stadium. The Big House. Home of Michigan Football. One of the country's most classic, widely recognized sporting facilities, Michigan Stadium has come to symbolize the pride, tradition and excellence of the University of Michigan. There is truly no place like it on a fall Saturday afternoon.

In the early 1920s, Fielding Yost formed a vision that would become Michigan Stadium. With winning teams and large fan turnouts, Yost realized the need for a larger football stadium. He asked for the Regents' approval, but considering the 1921 expansion of Ferry Field, they were hesitant to move forward with a new stadium. With Yost's dogged perseverance, they finally approved it on April 22, 1926.

The new structure was built on land that had been home to an underground spring. The water posed a problem to the construction, creating a surface that resembled quicksand. It was this moist ground that during construction, engulfed a crane which remains under the stadium today. The high water table also led to nearly three-quarters of the stadium being built below ground level.

Yost envisioned a stadium that would seat between 100,000 and 150,000 people. After much debate, the Regents, the University of Michigan and Fielding Yost reached an agreement by which the stadium would seat 72,000, with the ability to expand to more than 100,000. The construction would be financed not by the taxpayers of the State of Michigan, but by the sale of 3,000 $500 bonds.

Fashioned after the Yale Bowl, 440 tons of reinforcing steel and 31,000 square feet of wire mesh went into the building of the 44-section, 72-row, 72,000-seat stadium at a cost of $950,000. As the stadium neared completion, Yost requested an additional 10,000 temporary seats for the concourse. This request was passed, and Michigan Stadium opened at the corner of Main Street and Stadium Boulevard with a capacity of 84,401 -- the largest college owned stadium of any team in the nation.

On Oct. 1, 1927, Michigan played Ohio Wesleyan in the first game at Michigan Stadium, winning 33-0. Dedication of the new stadium came three weeks later, Oct. 22, 1927, against Ohio State, in another Michigan victory. The Buckeyes had hoped for revenge from the dedication of their own stadium five years earlier when the Wolverines came away with a 19-0 victory, but it was not to be.

Michigan Stadium has seen 258 consecutive crowds of 100,000 plus through the 2014 season, including 115,109 in attendance for the 41-30 win over Notre Dame on Sept. 7, 2013, that broke the all-time attendance record for a college or NFL game. Many changes and renovations have continuously improved the quality of the facility, while increasing its capacity to its present 107,601. While there are many things known about Michigan Stadium, one aspect that remains a mystery is the location of Fritz Crisler's seat -- the one "extra" seat that is indicated in the capacity number given to Michigan Stadium every year since 1956. Despite this anonymity, the legacies of Crisler and Yost live on as Michigan continues to pack the stadium full of 100,000-plus fans game after game.

Varsity men's lacrosse debuted at Michigan Stadium on March 17, 2012, when the Wolverines lost 13-9 to Bellarmine in front of 858 fans. Later that spring, on April 14 after the Michigan football spring game, a program-record 4,458 fans were on hand for "The Battle at the Big House" as Michigan fell by a 12-9 count to Ohio State in one of the most watched regular-season lacrosse games in NCAA history.

The inaugural varsity women's lacrosse team made its first appearance inside Michigan Stadium on March 20, 2014, where it dropped a close 14-12 decision to Winthrop. The program's first win at the Big House came 10 days later on March 30, 2014, as the Wolverines outlasted UC Davis, 13-12, in a double-overtime thriller.

Address and Directions

Michigan Stadium 1201 S. Main St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104-3722 Google Directions/Map

From Detroit Metro Airport and points east: Take I-94 west to Ann Arbor-Saline Road (exit 175). Turn right and follow Ann Arbor-Saline Road as it turns into Main Street, going north for approximately 1 1/2 miles. Michigan Stadium is on the northeast corner of Main Street and Stadium Boulevard.

From Chicago and points west: Take I-94 east to Ann Arbor-Saline Road (exit 175). Turn left and follow Ann Arbor-Saline Road as it turns into Main Street, going north for approximately 1 1/2 miles. Michigan Stadium is on the northeast corner of Main Street and Stadium Boulevard.

From Toledo and points south: Take U.S. 23 north to I-94 west. Follow directions from Detroit Metro Airport.

From Flint and points north: Take U.S. 23 south to I-94 west. Follow directions from Detroit Metro Airport.

Touring University of Michigan’s Big House

As the daughter of a high school football coach, football is just in my DNA. I was always a fun date in high school and college when it came to Super Bowl parties or other big game events. I was the girl that watched the game, yelled in outrage at the refs, and contemplated if the next play would be a pass or a running play. This was all while the other ladies stayed in the kitchen doing other things.

So anytime that the opportunity is presented to me to go behind the scenes of something football related, I jump on that opportunity.

That’s where Michigan Stadium, in Ann Arbor comes in. Most often referred to as The Big House, this behemoth of a stadium is currently the largest college football stadium in the country.

How many seats does The Big House have?

The Big House has a seating capacity of 107,601. That’s a lot of your closest friends sitting together and watching the University of Michigan take on whomever they are playing that week.

What you need to know about the Michigan Stadium Tour:

The tour is between 60 and 90 minutes long, depending on the size of your group and the number of questions those in your group may have.

How much is the tour of The Big House?

The tour costs $20 per person (or a minimum of $100 total), so grab 5 of your friends and check out the stadium.

To schedule a tour, contact the Special Events Office at (734) 764-4599 or [email protected].

Ok, enough of the details, let’s talk about my experience touring the iconic stadium.

The Michigan Stadium Tour Experience.

First, I need to note that the tour I was on was part of a media tour so our time was limited, as we were on a tight schedule.

We started by pulling right up to the stadium and driving through the area where you normally walk, and wait in line for what seems like forever to grab a pretzel or a snack. When (not if) you go on this tour, this will also be your experience as well. This may seem insignificant to you but, to me, I was struck by how still the normally packed stadium really was.

From this point, we took an elevator up to the club/press box level. The nickname “The Big House” originated when announcer Keith Jackson was opening a game and said “Welcome to The Big House” and the name stuck from that point on. I tell you this now, because when we stepped off the elevator, we were greeted by photos of the iconic announcers in Michigan history and Bill, our extremely knowledgeable tour guide shared this nugget with us.

The next stop on the tour included a peek into the press boxes and the spaces where network TV does their show. It is quite awe inspiring to take a moment and think about the folks that have sat in these seats and watched nail biter games. Plus, these seats offer some pretty fantastic views.

Next we got to look at the door that holds the secrets to the plays that get reviewed. Our tour guide shared with us that they don’t share the same angles with those watching TV as the group of officials who are reviewing the calls. Bill told us that there are about 10 retired refs that are on hand just for these important review moments.

From there, we were shown an example of the luxury suites that are available for lease. Ranging from $60,000 to $90,000 these suites aren’t exactly going to be covered by your couch cushion change, unless of course, your couch cushions hold that sort of cash, in which case…let me know and I’ll help you scrape it up.

The yearly fee does not include food, so you’ll want to make sure that you budget for that. A point of interest, The Big House is a dry stadium, meaning they do not sell alcohol, including serving it in the suites.

Next, we got back into the vehicles and drove around to the rear of the stadium, to the section closest to the Crisler Center (the University’s basketball arena). It is a rather unassuming area, but behind two plain doors, was the game day locker room, and we got to go in!

I loved this part of the tour so very much. As we were in the locker room taking in the space, I thought a lot about the various players that had stood in the very spot that I was in. Desmond Howard, Tom Brady, Charles Woodson come to mind. I could imagine the fiery halftime speeches that were given along with the tears that fell after a hard fought game, players unable to bring themselves to change back into their street clothes and rejoin the general public.

Just as the players who were suiting up to take the field would, we left the locker room doors and turned to head down the tunnel and on to the field. Again, another surreal moment. Not to mention the tunnel was long and very sloped. Which I found out was due to the fact that the playing field actually sits about four stories below street level. So those seats that seem like they are so very high about the field, they are actually right about street level.

The walk onto the field was so very cool as well. I know I keep saying that about every part of the tour, but it really was. The field was very awe inspiring, especially imagining what it must be like to look up into the stands as a player and hear the roar of the crowd.

They shared with us some other very interesting tidbits about the field, but I will save them for you to discover on your tour.

If you are ever in Ann Arbor, I can’t recommend a tour of The Big House enough. It just might turn you into a Wolverine fan, or at the very least, restore your love of college football. Make sure you keep your eyes open, you may just see Sasha Obama in the University of Michigan student section.

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Take a ride in the sky for a scenic tour of Big House, fall color in Ann Arbor

• October 18, 2020

By Dana Afana | [email protected]

ANN ARBOR, MI — A helicopter tour company is offering short scenic fall tours in Ann Arbor.

Westland-based  MI Flight Aviation , which also provides pilot training, is running two tours for $40 and $80 on Saturday, Oct. 24, and Sunday Oct. 25, at the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, 801 Airport Drive.

The $40 “fall scenery” tour will fly over the Huron River for passengers to get a glimpse of Ann Arbor’s fall color-changing landscape. The $80 “Big House” tour will combine the fall scenery tour with a flight over downtown and Michigan Stadium.

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Each helicopter can fit three passengers or an extra person if a family has young children, said Cassandra McAllister, spokeswoman. Rides will range from four to eight minutes and the company will cap rides at 250 passengers per day.

“We were in Ann Arbor last summer and we did this as part of a fundraiser at the airport,” McAllister said.

Passengers typically receive headsets with a microphone but, due to the coronavirus, they will now receive disposable ear plugs instead. Staff will also ensure doors are securely locked and the interior is wiped every hour. Depending on the weather, doors may be removed to provide fresh air.

Guests will also be asked to wait in their vehicles or arrive at the time of their scheduled tour to promote social distancing.

MI Flight Aviation, which 26-year-old Sergio Troiani founded three year ago, also runs tours in Mackinac, Grand Rapids and Allegan.

“(Sergio) did something like this when he was little, McAllister said. “He went on a helicopter tour and absolutely fell In love. He got his license and quickly realized how expensive it is. He said, ‘If I’m going to fly, I have to figure out how to make money.’ This past year, it’s really taken off.”

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Michigan Stadium Events

“The Big House” is one of the most impressive sporting venues in the world. As soon as you walk through the gates, you’ll feel the Wolverine’s passion and the electrifying atmosphere the Stadium has become renowned for. Ann Arbor repeatedly hosts the best entertainment events that Michigan has to offer. The Michigan Stadium is known throughout the great city of Ann Arbor as being one of the top entertainment destinations. Since it’s opening, the Michigan Stadium has been consistently hosting the finest and most popular entertainment events in Ann Arbor. Of course, there’s nothing quite like the spirit of game day. If you’re in town when the Wolverines take to the field, you’ll be blown away by some of the world’s most dedicated, passionate fans.

Check out the latest events to come to the Michigan Stadium by viewing the  schedule below. Click the upcoming event name to find out more information or simply click “Buy Ticket” to go directly to selecting your desired seats.

This site is not an official ticket seller of Michigan Stadium. This site links to resale tickets for events at the Michigan Stadium.

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Here is listed events for the upcoming schedule of events at Michigan Stadium, provided by Ticket Squeeze events API. Ticket prices can vary depending on the event, seat location and time of purchase. Typically last-minute tickets or premium seats closer to the stage have a higher price. Be aware that seating configurations can change depending on the type of event. Always check the individual event seating map when selecting your tickets.

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Sporting History

One of the most heated clashes happened in 2014, when Spanish sensation Real Madrid took on British legends Manchester United, setting another American attendance record with over 109,318 fans. Michigan Stadium has even broken records for ice hockey attendance. The stadium hosted the NHL’s 2014 Winter Classic, where a crowd of 105,491 saw the host Detroit Red Wings fall to the Toronto Maple Leafs in a shootout.

Types of events

Despite its record-breaking seating volume, Michigan Stadium never ceases to draw capacity crowds. Beyond the legendary football clashes the Stadium is known for, it has also hosted other major sporting events, including the International Champions Cup (ICC) soccer tournament, which has taken place in Michigan four times. There are other special events, movie nights, and even yoga sessions in the summer. And if you really want to go large for your nuptials, you might consider booking the Big House for your special day. If you just want to visit the Stadium to take in the architecture and magnitude of the space, a guided tour will get you a close-up view of the field, the press area, and the locker room. Be sure to book one of these in advance due to their popularity.

What to bring

It is important to know what items you can and cannot bring into Michigan Stadium. Fans are encouraged to bring ONLY necessary items to football games. All visitors are searched before entry. One thing it’s important to remember is that only essentials are allowed into the Stadium. So, leave your bag and any snacks or drinks at home. With plenty of concession stands around the venue, you won’t go hungry or thirsty.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FOOTBALL STADIUM ~ "The Big House" Affectionately known as “The Big House,” it’s the biggest stadium in the US and second largest in the world (college or NFL). Official capacity is 107,501, but actual attendance regularly reaches over 110,000. In fact, the stadium holds the last two largest crowd records (2013 and 2011) for college football games, both against Notre Dame. My daughter worked in groundskeeping at the stadium for a few seasons and during a reunion treated the whole family to a tour everyone enjoyed. You can arrange tours of the Stadium if you’d like to see behind the scenes. I've attended two football games at the stadium, one before and one after the expansion, and loved the atmosphere and everything about the experience. Well, all except the small spaces allowed for all different size posteriors on the wood benches with no backs :) GETTING THERE The Big House’s address is 1201 S Main Street, located on the corner of Stadium Road and Main Street just south of Downtown Ann Arbor. It is within walking distance of the UM sports complex, Crisler Arena, Yost Arena, the UM Law School and Business School, plus many other UM buildings and facilities. If you are attending an event at The Big House, you can find helpful visitor information at the Athletic News website. GETTING AROUND TOWN Parking anywhere near downtown Ann Arbor on game days can be likened to a no-holds-barred free-for-all. People generally park on side streets and hike in. Many nearby businesses, churches, and private citizens rent spaces in their lots. Pioneer High School (across from the stadium) partners with the Stadium for reserved parking. You can also try their Park-n-Party site for a reservation. Information about Ann Arbor transportation is on the AATA - The Ride ~ City Bus website or the Ann Arbor Downtown Development Authority site. EATS & DRINKS For information about places to eat and drink near the stadium, you can visit the PureMichigan visitor’s bureau website or the Ann Arbor Area Visitor’s Bureau. For more “Foodie” type information (the story behind the food you eat), try the Discover Our Town Guide or the Edible Wow Magazine guide. ACCOMMODATIONS Almost all Ann Arbor Bed & Breakfasts are within walking distance of the stadium. The Ann Arbor Bed and Breakfast Association has links. TripAdvisor and Yelp have good hotel/motel lists with reviews. OTHER THINGS TO DO NEAR THE STADIUM For other events while you are in town, see the Ann Arbor Observer Events Calendar. The UM has museums and libraries, galleries and performance venues all within walking distance of the stadium, and you can also walk to the over 200 downtown eateries.

I was there to watch Real Madrid vs Chelsea with 105,000 other screaming soccer fans. Just crazy! Cheers

Football and other events here are special and for a good reason. This is the Big House, home of Michigan Football and the U of M Marching Band both of which are terrific even when things go wrong. There's no feeling like walking into the Big House no matter the event that brought you there.

I had season tickets here for 20 years and took it for granted. Later, after the renovation, I was back for a game and realized how much this place meant to me. Biggest stadium in the country and when they put 114,000+ fans in...it rocks.

I doubt the previous reviewer even saw the big block M, as his review did not mention the ongoing construction on Stadium Drive (due to be completed before the 2017 football season). He simply just just a couple basic facts straight off the iinternet. Had he arranged in advance through the Athletic Department website to take one of the very popular public tours ($15 person, $100 minmimum) he would know the facility was first referrred to as the Big House by a radio announcer after returning from a commercial break. He allowed the university to use the name he had coined. My son is autistic and is not interested in a lot of things, but he is passionate about Michigan football. He did not stop smiling from the time the tour started, through the boxes, locker room and field, until we got home. I enjoyed seeing the Desmond Howard's Heisman trophy, the locker room, and taking our pictures on the 50 yard line. We also got to tour the Criser Arena next door which is also an impressive facility.

Michigan stadium is the largest stadium in the United States and it is situated in the Michigan University in Ann Arbor. It is also called "The Big House" and it is the foot ball stadium and big events are conducted here. It is not open for exercising, walk in tours etc to the general public.

Tour The Big House, Michigan Stadium

Don’t Miss the Big House in Ann Arbor a veritable behemoth of university sport.

By Shivana Maharaj

Bill Austin has been taking the public on guided tours of Michigan stadium for almost 20 years.  He’s spitting out tidbits of information effortlessly, while taking me through the hall of fame, media booth, locker rooms and eventually on to the field.  As the sun begins to rise over the bleachers, illuminating the grand M in center field, I immediately feel a rush of adrenaline.  Even for non-sports addicts, Michigan stadium is more than a venue, it’s a shrine.

This article first appeared in the Spring 2015 issue of City Style and Living . 

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