Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium

Went to the southern heritage class to hear and support Craigmont High marching band. Had an awesome time watching UAPB play Tennessee State University. The environment was great it was a great turnout. The field looked awesome in spite of the renovations. There's no bad seat in the stadium. Well done to all that supported the Liberty Bowl game

My roommate and I attended the Boise State versus Memphis football game last Saturday; since I am a Boise State fan. Although it wasn't a packed house, we still had a fun time. The Boise State and Memphis fans were really nice and there were plenty of fun things to do. I'm hoping to be back to this stadium for a bowl game or the next time Boise State comes to Memphis.

Having fun at my first tiger game having tons of fun it's made for families if you in Memphis come catch a game

we came from iowa for the liberty bowl. the stadium is nice, the bathrooms are well kept. people are nice. from what I could tell all fans were respectful and pleasant. I wish our team had performed better, but it was still a great experience and many memories were made.

The Liberty Bowl is a historic landmark in Memphis! Many great things happens here. From concerts to festivals and more, you can always guarantee a fun and safe time here! The space is sufficient and I think it is fairly easy to navigate through the crowd. Great venue especially for Memphis sporting events!

In April 2023, for a USFL Memphis Showboats game, parking was $30. Tickets were $10 and food costs were $10 for 16oz canned beer, $7 for 12oz draft, $5 for 20oz soda bottle, $4 for popcorn bucket, $4 hot dog, $5 chili cheese dog, $9 for foot long corn dog and $15 for Corky's bbq nachos.

The experience today was great! I attended the 2019 Southern Classic: TSU vs JSU. What made it more great was the fact that i was able to watch this game from the skybox. Not much i can say about services since it is a BYOF situation! But the skybox was great!!

The Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium was the host of the annual (Memphis Brew Fest) which was held on May 11, 2019.. the Liberty Bowl was such a great place for this event it was huge and phenomenal, there were hundreds of Memphis local breweries that displayed their beers there for sampling, you had the chance to try everyone's products and also give a good opinion on how their beers tasted. All kind of flavors, styles, and everything you could imagine in the local brewery business, there was also several vendors that were selling food, form lobster to barbecue and Uncle Joe's pork rinds and other places, Nachos, hot soft pretzels, hot wings, popcorn burgers... anything you could imagine to have on the side to join a frothy Brew. This is a great event although it was raining and the event was held inside on the canopy where are we all was completely dry.. the band was rocking all the hits and tunes!!! This event was not to miss. Thanks to Memphis Brew Fest and and Yelp for the contest providing 2 free tickets. We will return next year!

If you make tea out animal liver (or human liver if your name is Anthony Hopkins) then you obviously like Livertea. You might even have a whole bowl of it, known as a Livertea Bowl.First-Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium - surprisingly excellent experience, but the stadium itself wasn't anything to write home about. I'll give it a 4 star just for the great noise levels and the heated bathrooms which would be very nice in some of the northern stadiums that don't have them. It was back in 2012 though so I'm not sure if they are still heated. I will find out next time I'm here.I've been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I've toured America as a musician for 7 or 8 years. In that time, I've seen sports games at, or visited when empty (and usually both), at almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I will upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space!***back to regular review***Memphis is an absolutely wonderful city and this is a good stadium. I couldn't recommend the city any more Haileh Salassie. The Memphis Tigers play here as well as a bowl game being held here, and it's got a good atmosphere, but nothing like the one over in Knoxville to be honest.It was built in 1963 and looks like a hat or something. It's unique and for that reason I'll give it a 4 when it should probably have a 3.

This place brings back memories. Tailgate parties on Tobey field and Tiger football on crisp fall nights took up a lot of my time in college, and I still try to catch a game whenever I have the opportunity. Home of the Tigers for as long as I can remember, the field is situated in midtown and you better get there early for a good parking place. Join the Highland Hundred Club to experience tailgating inside the gates. Places such as FedEx Forum and Mud Island Amphitheatre have taken over as far as live concert venues, but I'll never forget jamming to U2 back in the day when the Liberty Bowl hosted occasional gigs. There's talk of a new stadium in Memphis, but my heart will always belong to those great memories created in the Liberty Bowl.