Is tiger stadium open to visitors in the summer

just climb the fence and roam around for a while. everyone else does

It's a trap! But seriously, I know the guys who got arrested a couple months ago for being in the stadium and they said the open window they climbed through had like a 10 foot fall on the other side but luckily there was a ladder right up against this random window for them to climb down. I'm not saying it was placed there intentionally but aliens.

For years I'd visit before game day - usually late afternoon. Don't know about now but Gate 10, where I enter for games, was always open and seemed to be a busy place for workers. I just eased in, smiled and waved, and kept going. I may have been the first know the goalposts were greased for the Alabama game after they came down after Tennessee that year. I like to call it KY jelly since we did screw 'Bama for the first time in a long time in Tiger Stadium. Those clowns still got up there but couldn't bring them down. Today, we EXPECT great success. Those days were the revival of Tiger Football and were a lot of fun.

Around 2005, my cousin was deciding on what college to attend, so we convinced her to tour the LSU campus.

When we were walking by Tiger Stadium, we noticed the gate was open so we went inside. There were a few people doing "stadiums" in the stands so we thought it was OK to be in there. We eventually got onto the field and ran around for a little bit then left. Nobody told us anything. But looking back on it, I'm pretty sure we just got lucky during that 5ish minute stretch while we were on the field. /csb

My advice: I don't know if I would risk it after hearing about the guys being arrested.

Not usually open but there are lots of ways to schedule to see when you're there. LINK

You can arrange a tour if you call ahead to athletic office. Not sure if they do individual or not but definitely group tours.

What is all this Nazi bs? In '94 plenty of people were there to run the steps for exercise and it was never an issue.

During the nineties, they always seemed to have a gate open during the day and people were usually in their running stadiums or walking around.. never saw anybody on the field but we did sneak in a few time st night and wandered around.. they would chain lock the fences but never pull them tight..