BYU’s LaVell Edwards Stadium, a staple of college football in Provo, Utah, is once again in the spotlight—but this time, it’s not just for what happens on the field. Fans have been flooding Google and Yelp with glowing reviews, praising the stadium for its atmosphere, views, and overall game-day experience.
From the moment you step inside, visitors say the energy is electric. Many reviewers point to the stadium’s stunning backdrop—the Wasatch Mountains rising dramatically behind the end zones—as one of the most breathtaking sights in college sports. “It’s like watching a game in a postcard,” one Yelp reviewer noted.
The stadium’s seating capacity of over 63,000 means it’s big enough to deliver that roaring, big-game feel while still being intimate enough for fans to feel connected to the action. On Google, numerous fans highlight how clean and well-maintained the facility is, from the concourses to the restrooms, which often get special mention for their upkeep.
Food and concessions earn mixed but generally positive remarks, with some fans loving the local flavors and others noting room for more variety. However, nearly every review agrees that the staff and volunteers go above and beyond to make the experience welcoming—especially for visiting fans.
Tailgating culture outside the stadium also gets high praise, with Google reviewers noting that Cougar fans are among the friendliest in the nation. Even after the game, the sense of community lingers, as people linger to take in the mountain views or chat with fellow fans.
In short, LaVell Edwards Stadium isn’t just a place to watch football—it’s a destination. Whether you’re a die-hard Cougar supporter or just visiting for the first time, the combination of scenery, atmosphere, and hospitality is leaving fans with lasting memories and five-star
ratings.
