🏈 What road venues have you traveled to watch the Crimson Tide play?

[saturdaysarebetter]

What road venues have you traveled to watch the Crimson Tide play?

For me:
Tennessee
LSU
Penn State

 

[planomateo]

In the last 5 years, Texas A&M and Arkansas. I make it a point to get to every game within 3 hours of Dallas (including bowl games), made every game except the Southern Cal game a few years ago due to a commitment. Texas A&M and Arkansas conflict with schedules the last few years due to high school events on Saturday, September and October are just tough months.

Will be damn near impossible for us to make it in a few years once we move to Montana . I am looking forward to going to some University of Montana games.

 

[bama alum]

Not many places...Too cheap to make a lot of those trips
Cowtown, Red Stick, Knoxvegas (What an UGLY city!), Athens, USCe, Shreveport, Vandy, Nawlins

 

[50+yeartidefan]

O goodness....if we talk about way past....
Miami n orange bowl....64..65
Sugar bowl...73...
Atlanta...GaTech..
Athens...uga
Baton Rogue...several times in 60s...70s
Probably some i forgot...
Recently.....
Kentucky...great trip...visiting wine, liquor distillers...
Hawaii....great and expensive...
Mississippi,....ole ms n state...
Live in TN...been to lot of vs Vols n vandy
Atlanta....etc
Probably others...new orleans

 

[bamaledge]

Just Kintucky. It was ok, I got good seats on the home side. Most of the people were very polite and nice.

 

[utstnx]

Jerrys world for Michigan and for USC
Knoxville vs TN a few times
Atlanta a few times once for (Sec Champ game we lost to Tebow)
ATL for Bama vs VT ( game I won the car kicking field goals)


Headed to Orlando for Louisville
Nashville to see Bama in the Music city bowl loose with Kitchens :bandhead:
A bunch of Bama games in T town.... including the loss to the warhawks :bandhead:
T town at the loss to Ole Miss on the miracle bounce catch

Iv seen some wonderful highs at Bama games and some terrible lowes.

 

[TerryP]

Cowtown, Red Stick, Knoxvegas (What an UGLY city!), Athens, USCe, Shreveport, Vandy, Nawlins

When you went to Columbia you must have stayed around the stadium the entire time?

 

[bama alum]

Cowtown, Red Stick, Knoxvegas (What an UGLY city!), Athens, USCe, Shreveport, Vandy, Nawlins

When you went to Columbia you must have stayed around the stadium the entire time?

Yes sir. My ex and drove to the stadium, and I believe we headed back to Alabama that evening. This was back in the mid 90s.

 

[BamaFan334]

As an Alabama fan only been to Auburn for the Kick Six Game. Been to neutral sites in Atlanta for Florida State and SEC Championship against Missouri and the West Virginia and Virginia Tech Kick Off Classics. Also went to Miami for the Notre Dame butt whoopin.

As a Georgia fan I went to South Carolina, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Jacksonville for Georgia-Florida. And technically to Athens, but that wasn't an away game.

I definitely plan to start going to more away games as money becomes available, and taking the kids. Arkansas, Texas A&M, and Kentucky are three that I want to visit. LSU, I want to wait till my kids are a hair older so I can leave them with my family and take my wife so we can enjoy the food and tailgating. Definitely plan to go to Austin and Notre Dame down the line if I'm still alive.

 

[bamachine]

First, true road games, then a list of neutral sites.

As a kid, Grant Field(before Dodd's name was put on it).

As an adult, Neyland(thrice) and Vaught-Hemingway(once).

Now neutral sites.

As a kid, The Liberty Bowl(Bryant's last game).

As an adult, Jerryworld twice(USC and UM), GaDome for every Saban opener there(did not go for the opener last year in MB), never the SECCG or post season, Rose Bowl for '09 championship, Superdome for '11 championship.

 

[UAgrad93]

Cow pasture at the trailer park!
StarkVegas
Knoxville rolling hills
NOLA
Tampa
Dallas

 

[BamaFan334]

As an Alabama fan only been to Auburn for the Kick Six Game. Been to neutral sites in Atlanta for Florida State and SEC Championship against Missouri and the West Virginia and Virginia Tech Kick Off Classics. Also went to Miami for the Notre Dame butt whoopin.

As a Georgia fan I went to South Carolina, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Jacksonville for Georgia-Florida. And technically to Athens, but that wasn't an away game.

I definitely plan to start going to more away games as money becomes available, and taking the kids. Arkansas, Texas A&M, and Kentucky are three that I want to visit. LSU, I want to wait till my kids are a hair older so I can leave them with my family and take my wife so we can enjoy the food and tailgating. Definitely plan to go to Austin and South Bend down the line if I'm still alive.

 

[252BAMA]

UF
UGA
SC
ut
*u
VU
MSU
LSU

GT
Tulane in Mobile

Memphis State
Ole Miss in Jackson
Ark in Little Rock
FSU in Jacksonville
VT in Atlanta
WVU in Atlanta
FSU in Atlanta


Ark in Tulane Stadium (Sugar Bowl) 1962
PSU in New Orleans (Sugar Bowl) 1979
Texas in Dallas (Cotton Bowl) 1982
Illinois in Memphis (Liberty Bowl) 1982
Michigan in Tampa (HOF Bowl) 1988
Miami in New Orleans (Sugar Bowl) 1990 & 1993
Colorado in Miami (Blockbuster Bowl) 1991
Ohio State in Orlando (Citrus Bowl) 1995
Michigan in Tampa (Outback Bowl) 1997
Michigan State in Orlando (Cap One Bowl) 2011
Clemson in Glendale (CFPNCG) 2016
Washington in Atlanta (Peach Bowl) 2016
Clemson in New Orleans (Sugar Bowl) 2018

 

[sean]

none

only ever in birmingham and tuscaloosa

 

[rick4bama]

none

only ever in birmingham and tuscaloosa

Me and you ! I'm the same!

 

[TUSKtimes]

Easier to say it this way: I haven't been to College Station or War Memorial in Little Rock, or Columbia Missouri in the SEC. That's about it. My most consistent away game has been State College, but I have ties that bind there. I sorta regret I never made it to South Bend. Been to a lot of bowls in Florida and been to the Superdome enough to have a section named in my honor.

 

[sean]

i will add that i was down in nola for the Bama/lsu game in 2012. i didn't go to the actual game, but we did get to go into the dome after the game was over to celebrate with the people that were still in there (which was quite a bit, lol). plus, i wound up with 2 free shakers and 2 free programs from that game.

 

[50+yeartidefan]

Easier to say it this way: I haven't been to College Station or War Memorial in Little Rock, or Columbia Missouri in the SEC. That's about it. My most consistent away game has been State College, but I have ties that bind there. I sorta regret I never made it to South Bend. Been to a lot of bowls in Florida and been to the Superdome enough to have a section named in my honor.

How about earlier? You been around awhile

 

[JoseyWalesTheOutlaw]

Old Tulane stadium for the 66 (season) Sugar Bowl vs New-Braska............whoaa...Bama just scored again
Knoxville
Athens
Jackson, The Sip
Cow College at Lee County
Jacksonville, Fl 2007 vs FSU
The Ham
T-Town
College Park Maryland 1974
Grant Field Bama vs GT

 

[TUSKtimes]

How about earlier? You been around awhile

Most of my SEC away game odysseys started with coach Bryant in the wishbone. Living about 30 minutes from Legion Field gave me an opportunity to see home games with the Tide back to Terry Davis and Johnny Musso on a regular basis. I remember being in Legion field a little earlier though for the Bama vs Ole Miss with Archie Manning and Scott Hunter. That was the year we moved from Huntsville to the B'ham area. So life got a lot easier, football wise. My first bowl was the first Sugarbowl played in the Superdome in 74 when Richard Todd and Bama played Penn State.