Reser Stadium — Attraction in Corvallis

Where you sit dictates a lot of the experience at Reser. This year, we've been fortunate enough to sit on just about every side of the stadium--including the Club and the new Terrace seating at the north end. While the old side could certainly use a bathroom remodel, the food services are still good, and responses to service requests via text message are prompt. As for the premium seating: the club seats are nice, and the interior area is nice, but the view is very high. Despite being under cover, there isn't much point if the rain is blowing sideways. The Terrace: the highly-touted craft beers are $9.50 a piece, and the kegs of the more popular varieties were gone by halftime. The "exclusive experience" of tasting was limited as one of the places had already closed up by the time we got there--before the game started. The free food consisted of gourmet caramel corn and corn dogs. However, the seats were excellent--we were right next to where the VIPs come off and on the field, so we got a wave from Brandin Cooks and another from Wayne...

had the worst experience of my life on civil war day. First, they give away my parking spot that I prepaid. Then, I was harassed by employees there because of the baby stroller, even though they let me in with it. The girl wouldn't substitute apple juice, instead of soda for the baby. College students yelling at duck fans all kinds of profanity. No wonder they keep losing. No good sportsmanship. I'm a beaver fan and to hear them like that, I was disappointed. I didn't get to see the game, at all. It was terrible. This was the first time, I had ever done anything with baby like this and to have the experience I did. I literally cried for 3 days. And there food is to expensive for the portions they give. They charged me 4 extra dollars for the baby's apple juice. $20 for 3 chicken strips and less than a handful of...

First time visitor to the renovated stadium, long time Beaver fan. They did a great job on the revamp! Parking is as it always has been (challenging) but getting into the stadium and up to our seats was a breeze (escalators included). Bathroom lines got long at the usual times but the lines moved quickly and the bathrooms were clean and, amazingly, didn't smell. Seats, even way up in the nose bleeds, were comfortable and included seat backs. And the seat backs included drink holders, which was a nice touch.

The view of the game (and valley beyond!) was fantastic. And the big screen monitor and sound system were far superior to the better known stadium a few miles...