williams-brice stadium

Really, after all the stories I heard, it was some what of a disappoint. Maybe because the team was having a bad year? Maybe because all the hype could not possible live up to my expectations?

This was one of my fiancé's 1st's EVER...It was so special traveling with him to see his favorite football team home field...Williams Brice Stadium....only got utside pictures but it was worth it all to him and I...MEMORIES OF A LIFETIME

Williams Brice is bigger than most NFL stadiums. There's not a bad seat in the stadium. Good selection of food vendors too. Plenty of places to park on game day, but most cost $20-$30.

Great fan experience, if you love college football you must come here. This stadium seats over 80,000, but you don't realize it because everyone is having so much fun. Just watch the student section and you will see the outpouring of team spirit. I hope to come here again to see another game.

GO GAMEGOCKS!! Great stadium, good views even from the nose-bleeds! Bathrooms are kinda terrible and the gameday traffic and crowd is awful. But overall it's a good stadium and a worthwhile trip!

This and "Death Valley" at Clemson University are the two giant stadiums in S.C. It is just a regular stadium, no better or worse. You can get a good view of the field from anywhere. The traffic before and after games is horrific.

We came into town for the SC/TN game and had a blast! The stadium was impressive, we enjoyed the seat that we ended up with from a season ticket holder. The game was intense just like last year. I do find it odd that the stadium is so far from campus. I wanted to explore the campus but because it's not located there, we didn't get a chance to see it, which is unfortunate. However, I will likely go to a game here again in the future. The fans were very nice to us here.

You can get a good view of the field even high up.Men's restroom situation is horrendous. Need more facilities.Parking always a problem.

Went to homecoming to watch my Gamecocks take on Furman and to watch my youngest son cheer. It was hot in those stands, but I had a great time. The stadium's bathrooms were cleaner than I thought they'd be and the variety of foods to eat was pretty good. By the way, we won!

I was there for the USC parents weekend football game. I am from the North, and that being said it was like nothing I have ever seen before. The energy was electrifying, as white towels were swirled when the song "Sandstorm " was played. What brought my review and my experience down were the police. They were downright nasty, and seemed to enjoy intimidating both the students and the adults.

I wouldn't suggest anyone go to W-B. or at least if you do, wait until after the kick...tix are dirt-cheap then. If you buy a Coke, I suggest you specify, "no ice!"

It was a lot of fun seeing such a large stadium college football game. my only complaint, and I feel a big one, is that it is not handicapped or limited mobility friendly. Which makes all the difference in the world. They could, and should do better.

We had a wonderful time at football game. There was enough security to feel safe and plenty of staff for help.

Williams-Brice is one of the most underrated stadiums in college football. It can be hot for an afternoon game, but still a great place for a game. The atmosphere is amplified beyond belief for a night game. I would recommend a game for anyone.

We visited the stadium for a recent SEC football clash and found the stadium to be lacking in several particulars. The seating is set up without enough room for people to pass by to their seats without crushing toes or standing. The concessions are poorly spaced and open area lacking. The seating allows reasonable viewing but overall compared with other stadiums we have visited it was lacking greatly. Perhaps some remodeling and attention to this details would improve the gameday experience.