Enjoyed the whole game day experience! With that being said, although there really isn't a bad seat in the house at least to see all the action the seating itself could be better.
Didn't enjoy being crammed into a seat on bleachers where I was literally sitting on my neighbor's lap.
Again the whole experience was awesome and would totally do it again, but perhaps try for seats closer to the field.
josh summers
Oct 3, 2022
Amazing experience. Took my son to his first ohio state game. We had a blast.
Rajat Shubhro Majumder
Oct 3, 2022
The energy's over the roof, must, must visit if you are at OSU!
Do not see why they wouldn't allow small posters. The lights may be an issue due to possible "explosive device" related. I would say take them but be mentally prepared to have them taken if necessary.
Lots of options. They parking lot that surrounds the stadium is most convienient. But they also have parking garages located around campus as well as on street parking on High street
Best way to get to around after the game.
Invictus 1867 | Oct 4, 2017
Matthew F | Oct 4, 2017
If you're talking about getting out of the lots...ohio stadium has it down to a science and is very proficient at traffic control. Goes much quicker then you would except with 110k people leaving at once. If you're talking about going places like bars etc...there will be tons of users for sure...however price goes up usually
How can I get tickets to see Ohio State play a home game?
Miriam Williams | Oct 4, 2019
Paul snyder | Oct 4, 2019
Ticketmaster or try the Ohio state website also if a veteran you can join Vet tix that gets tickets donated to veterans and family.
Ohio stadium easy to find, just make right off 315 highway. Depends what kind of tickets you buy and stirring areas. Best place to park would be parking lots, just walk to the ohio stadium.
The cost is anywhere from $10-$20 it's all depending on how near you get you spot & that all depends on how early you arrive.
I don't think hard to find, but give yourself plenty of time because it is always busy downtown Columbus.
That's like asking how many licks does it take to get to the tootsie roll center of a tootsie pop... the world may never know. Lol.
And for those of you that are smarty pants out there... yes, we know that 20 volunteers from Purdue tried it and the average was 252 licks.... the machine they created took over 300 "licks".
Tail gating happens all around the stadium, technically. If you are looking for a good bar then check out varsity club, which is right off lane avenue, or the large area called "O zone" - also on lane.