$55M Practice Facility Surpasses Mountain America Stadium

M Practice Facility Surpasses Mountain America Stadium

ASU Sun Devils Set to Upgrade Stadium and Practice Facility

Home Crowds Fill Mountain America Stadium

The 54,000‑seat Mountain America Stadium saw every home game sold out during the 2025 season, placing Arizona State among the few Big 12 programs to achieve that feat. The sell‑out run highlights a strong fan base and sets the stage for further improvements. With plans already in motion, the university aims to keep that energy high for the upcoming campaign.

Revamped Premium Seating Coming This Summer

This summer the Sun Devils are refreshing two premium zones: the South Lodge, which holds roughly 400 seats, and the North boxes that debuted last year. Athletic director Graham Rossini described the North boxes as a concept that “worked fairly well,” promising a refined version positioned near the Tillman statue. The goal is to enhance comfort and views for high‑end spectators while maintaining the festive game‑day atmosphere.

Multi‑Use Indoor Facility Near Completion

A new $55 million indoor practice facility is slated for groundbreaking in the fall and will occupy 78,000 square feet on what is currently Lot 59, the stadium’s parking area. The space is designed for football drills but also functions as a tailgating hub on non‑practice days, nearly doubling the existing tailgate footprint. Unveiled in February, the project aims to give players better training conditions and fans more gathering room.

Season Opener Against Morgan State Set for Sept. 5

The Sun Devils kick off their schedule on Sept. 5 at Mountain America Stadium against Morgan State. This marks the first tangible step for a program that has already sold out its entire home slate and is now investing in long‑term facilities. Fans can expect a blend of renewed seating options and the fresh indoor practice venue to support the team’s early‑season push.

The upcoming changes reflect Arizona State’s commitment to deepening fan engagement and elevating player development, ensuring the Sun Devils remain competitive and welcoming in the Big 12 landscape.


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