Jordan-Hare Stadium is Auburn University's iconic football venue, renowned for its history, scale, and traditions. On football Saturdays in the fall, Jordan-Hare Stadium becomes Alabama's fifth-largest city with a capacity of 88,043. It’s the nation’s 11th-largest on-campus stadium as of 2024 and has served as the home of Auburn Football since 1939. 

Pat Dye Field is the official name of the playing surface at Jordan-Hare Stadium, the iconic home of Auburn Football in Auburn, Alabama. The field was renamed in honor of legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye before the 2005 Iron Bowl, permanently linking his legacy to the stadium. Made of natural grass, it's equipped to host large events, such as career fairs and banquets. 

Located on two levels of the Harbert Family Recruiting Center at Jordan-Hare Stadium, beginning on the second floor, Tiger Walk Club offers 10,000-square feet where members gather before, during and after Auburn football games and get a unique view of the iconic Tiger Walk. The space is versatile enough to host a variety of events, including ceremonies and special functions. 

The Babs and Michael Anderson Tiger’s Den, located on the first floor of the Harbert Family Recruiting Center at Jordan-Hare Stadium, is an upscale 4,600-square-foot space that serves as the gameday hospitality center for recruits and their families on gamedays in the fall. It offers a sleek look into the rich history and traditions that make Auburn special. 

The Harbert Family Recruiting Center at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama, offers a premier Rooftop Terrace venue that overlooks the iconic Tiger Walk. Located along the southwest corner of the stadium, this outdoor venue provides a unique vantage point for fans and recruits alike.

The Lettermen's Lounge at Jordan-Hare Stadium is an exclusive hospitality venue dedicated to Auburn Football Lettermen Club (AFLC) members. On gameday, this lounge offers a comfortable and private space for former players to reconnect, relax, and enjoy gamedays. The Lettermen's Lounge is more than just a venue; it's a space that honors the legacy of Auburn football players and strengthens the bonds within the Auburn football community. This space would be ideal for those looking to host small networking events.