Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium — Attraction in Columbia Township

This was my second time visiting after last month, to cap off many decades of watching it change and evolve just from driving by. I was here on behalf the University Hospital receiving a 2nd dose of the C19 vaccine, and dropping off family members for the same. As I said in the review for Memorial Stadium, the building is modern, with elevators and lots of large windows looking out on the action below. It was clean, well organized, and sanitary with all employees and staff wearing masks with clearly marked social distancing stickers and posts present. Restrooms where intermittent in the area I was at, and I presume would be as well in the seating sections below.

Parking was relatively easy, though you may end up walking a good while during crowded games. There are handicapped spots right near the doors, and a handy tram service to help people from far lots get to the doors easier. While I'll likely not attend any events or games this season, I'm confident in advance that it will be organized and efficient for the many thousands of people ...

Great game day. South Carolina takes down Mizzou. M i z - z o u luck runs out gamecocks don't gift the game to the tigers like Oklahoma did last week. We bought our tickets off StubHub and had no idea parking was so difficult. You literally can't find a lot to tailgate in without paying $100 plus. On the upside we found a parking structure Virginia Street garage that was free to park in. You just had to carry your stuff out onto the surrounding grass to set up your tailgate. From where we were parked, the only access to the stadium is through two tunnels that run underneath the freeway. During the more popular games it's wall-to-wall. We were from the visiting team and the Mizzou fans weren't great. It's $11 for a 16 oz beer and $13 for a 24 oz beer. Their a no-cash stadium which is fine. We knew that going in but they also don't give you receipts which I didn't care for. This was my first experience with an SEC game. I wouldn't recommend it. We...

Missouri’s football stadium offers a unique and intimate experience, akin to an exhilarating high school game. With only 200 seats, the atmosphere is always vibrant and full, enhancing the communal spirit. The performances of the renowned Golden Girls add a special flair, making each game unforgettable.

Considering the stadium’s close-knit and spirited environment, a fitting tribute could be renaming the field after the legendary Betty White. This would honor her iconic legacy and beautifully complement the Golden Girls’ presence. Additionally, adopting a sassy retired lady as the mascot could add a fun and distinctive touch, celebrating strength and charisma in every game. This blend of homage and humor would surely make the stadium a standout...