Notre Dame Stadium

Notre Dame Stadium is one of college football's most iconic venues, home to the Fighting Irish in South Bend, Indiana. The stadium's distinctive architecture and Touchdown Jesus mural create an unmatched collegiate atmosphere. Capacity crowds of over 77,000 create a deafening home-field advantage. The venue has been the stage for decades of Notre Dame football excellence. Notre Dame Stadium embodies tradition, excellence, and the spirit of Fighting Irish athletics.

The original stadium opened in 1930 and was extensively renovated and expanded in 1997. Knute Rockne's legacy and the Four Horsemen have made Notre Dame Stadium sacred ground. The venue has hosted seven Heisman Trophy winners and countless national championship moments. The 1988 and 2012 national title seasons are among the stadium's finest chapters. Notre Dame Stadium remains one of the most recognizable venues in all of sports.