SEC football stadium rankings by Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor reviews
Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium wound up at the top of the heap as the best-reviewed SEC football stadium entering the 2025 season, according to a USA TODAY Sports analysis of the ratings given out by users on Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor. But Texas A&M's Kyle Field, LSU's Tiger Stadium, Auburn's Jordan-Hare Stadium and Georgia's Sanford Stadium weren't far behind and finished among the top-rated college football venues in the country.
In all, 13 of the 16 SEC football stadiums had combined ratings higher than 4.6 out of 5 stars. These rankings were different, however, than a recent list published by USA TODAY.
Here's a full breakdown of where all 16 SEC stadiums stack up based on Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor ratings entering the 2025 college football season:
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1. Alabama ‒ Bryant-Denny Stadium (4.79783267)
Yelp: 4.6 stars, 68 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.8 stars, 668 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 5,539 reviews
2. Texas A&M ‒ Kyle Field (4.79552)
Yelp: 4.4 stars, 42 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.8 stars, 429 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 3,279 reviews
3. LSU ‒ Tiger Stadium (4.7939394)
Yelp: 4.4 stars, 73 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.8 stars, 902 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 3,843 reviews
4. Auburn ‒ Jordan-Hare Stadium (4.791227)
Yelp: 4.1 stars, 43 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.8 stars, 237 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 3,151 reviews
5. Georgia ‒ Sanford Stadium (4.785611)
Yelp: 4.5 stars, 50 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.7 stars, 387 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 3,295 reviews
6. Oklahoma ‒ Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (4.779785)
Yelp: 4.3 stars, 29 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.6 stars, 266 reviews
Google: 4.8 stars, 3,054 reviews
7. Arkansas ‒ Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (4.693689)
Yelp: 4.7 stars, 20 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.6 stars, 130 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 1,910 reviews
8. Mississippi State ‒ Davis Wade Stadium (4.693333)
Yelp: 4.1 stars, 12 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.8 stars, 5 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 988 reviews
9. Missouri ‒ Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium (4.68895)
Yelp: 3.8 stars, 12 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.4 stars, 27 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 875 reviews
10. Kentucky ‒ Kroger Field (4.683202)
Yelp: 3.6 stars, 21 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.0 stars, 22 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 2,249 reviews
11. Tennessee ‒ Neyland Stadium (4.68266)
Yelp: 4.2 stars, 72 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.5 stars, 316 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 5,333 reviews
12. Florida ‒ Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (4.67952)
Yelp: 4.4 stars, 75 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.4 stars, 271 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 4,723 reviews
13. Texas ‒ Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (4.6729021)
Yelp: 4.1 stars, 89 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.5 stars, 198 reviews
Google: 4.7 stars, 3,145 reviews
14. South Carolina ‒ Williams-Brice Stadium (4.58072)
Yelp: 4.4 stars, 37 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.3 stars, 208 reviews
Google: 4.6 stars, 3,376 reviews
15. Mississippi ‒ Vaught Hemingway Stadium (4.565679)
Yelp: 3.8 stars, 17 reviews
Tripadvisor: 4.4 stars, 71 reviews
Google: 4.6 stars, 722 reviews
16. Vanderbilt ‒ FirstBank Stadium (3.972108)
Yelp: 3.2 stars, 21 reviews
Tripadvisor: 3.5 stars, 18 reviews
Google: 4.0 stars, 886 reviews
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Every SEC football stadium ranked by Google, Yelp, Tripadvisor reviews
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