In a historic move that reshapes the landscape of college football, the Texas Longhorns have officially unveiled their $1.3 billion renovation of Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium. The project marks a new era for Longhorns fans and athletes, elevating the stadium into one of the most advanced facilities in the nation.
The revamped stadium now features a fully enclosed bowl design, intensifying the atmosphere and providing a more immersive game day experience. At the heart of the upgrade is a massive high-definition video board measuring over 55 feet tall and 134 feet wide, delivering crystal-clear replays and entertainment to fans throughout the venue.
Premium seating has also received a major boost with new luxury suites, club-level options, and unique Living Room Loge boxes—designed for comfort, social connection, and top-tier views of the action. Fans can also expect upgraded concourses, expanded concessions, and fast, stadium-wide Wi-Fi for a seamless experience.
Athletes benefit from state-of-the-art locker rooms and performance facilities, including virtual reality training stations and AI-powered analytics, all designed to help players reach their full potential.
Sustainability is a key highlight of the renovation, with solar panels, energy-efficient lighting, and water conservation systems integrated into the stadium design, supporting the University of Texas’s goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
As the Longhorns prepare to enter the Southeastern Conference in 2025, the new stadium honors the program’s legacy while setting the stage for an exciting future. This renovation reaffirms the Longhorns’ place at the forefront of college football—both on and off the field.
