Some Staggering Statistics About a Typical Bryant-Denny Stadium Game Day
As you can probably imagine, a typical football game at Bryant-Denny Stadium involves a lot of “moving parts.” We strive to serve each and every person who attends our games with the best customer care possible. The process of continually striving to attain this fundamental goal is a major undertaking. To give you a little bit of an idea, consider the following facts regarding a football Saturday at our stadium:
• Between 2 and 3 tons of recycling materials are collected at each home football game (90 percent of these materials are captured prior to kickoff);
• There are 75 concession stands in Bryant-Denny Stadium employing roughly 700 non-profit workers per game;
• An average of 10,000 gallons of fountain soda are consumed each game, along with 18,000 bottles of water;
• If all hot dogs consumed on game day were laid end to end, they would span the length of 39 football fields;
• An average of 7,000 pounds of nacho chips are consumed on game day;
• Since being re-named “The Fail Room” in 2008 (in honor of Mr. James M. Fail), the visiting team locker room has seen a 94 percent overall “failure rate” for visiting teams;
• An average of 500 gallons of paint are used to paint the field for each home game;
• The power consumed on game day at Bryant-Denny Stadium also could be used to power 700 individual homes;
• At its capacity, Bryant-Denny Stadium is larger than the fifth-largest city in Alabama;
• There is more than 75,000 square feet of club/lounge space within Bryant-Denny Stadium.
