Camp Randall Tickets and Game Schedule

Camp Randall Stadium is the home field for the Wisconsin Badgers football team. It's part of the Big Ten conference, and it's located on the University of Wisconsin, Madison campus. Camp Randall seats a total of 80,321 fans. 

Seating sections at Camp Randall are lettered A through Z in the main bowl, with additional sections labeled Y1, Y2, Y3, YZ, Z1, Z2, Z3, and finally YZ. The upper deck sections are labeled with double letters, starting with AA and going through to LL. You can also find suites, Varsity Club seating, and Buckingham Club seating. The press box is on the upper deck, on the west side of the stadium. 

Camp Randall Football and Stadium Development

Camp Randall can be traced back to 1895 when the football field was named after the Civil War training camp. (Hence the name.) Governor Alexander Randall was once a governor and Postmaster General. When the military training camp was up for development, veterans pressured the government to keep it out of private hands. The state of Wisconsin bought the land and provided it to the University of Madison. From there, it became the track and field grounds for the college. In 1917, the first concrete sections were built, after finding the wooden bleachers too difficult to maintain. In stages, the stadium was built up from 11,900 seats to today's 80,321. 

The natural grass of Camp Randall was phased out in 1968 and turned into artificial turf. The Badgers football team found themselves playing on various types of turf up until 2003 when they settled on "field turf."

Aside from Badgers football games, the stadium has hosted concerts over the years, but that has been phased out as of 1997. The last concert to be held in Madison was the Rolling Stones. The stadium is part of an athletic complex, which includes the U.W. Fieldhouse and the Dave McClain Athletic Facility. 

Camp Randall Stadium Address

1440 Monroe St, Madison, WI 53711