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Orange Bowl Stadium Tickets

The Orange Bowl Stadium is home to the University of Miami Hurricanes. It is also the site of many NFL Super Bowl games and was the venue for the 1996 Olympic Soccer matches. The Stadium is surrounded by history and has Orange Bowl Stadium tickets seen many great sportsmen pass through its corridors. Apart from sporting events, various performers like Michael Jackson, Madonna and the Rolling Stones have also performed here. Over 80,000 people can be accommodated and the stadium also has a family picnic area.

Home of the University of Miami Hurricanes for more than 60 years, the Orange Bowl has been the site of many historical football moments. Orange Bowl Stadium tickets In the early 1930s a new stadium was needed for the University of Miami’s football program. In July 1936 the Hurricanes and the City of Miami reached an agreement to build a new stadium for the team. The stadium was completed one year later at a cost of $340,000, was originally known as Burdine Stadium, and had a capacity of 23,330. The Miami Hurricanes played Orange Bowl Stadium tickets their inaugural first game at the stadium on December 10, 1937 against Georgia. Like many stadiums throughout the country, the Hurricanes were a huge draw and therefore more seats were needed. In 1944, the stadium was enclosed when over 10,000 seats were added to the endzones bringing the capacity to 35,030. In 1947, an additional 25,000 seats were added raising the capacity to 60,000. Between 1950 and 1957 roughly 16,000 seats were installed Orange Bowl Stadium tickets completing the upper deck of the stadium.

In 1959, Burdine Stadium was renamed the Orange Bowl. Orange Bowl Stadium tickets The NFL’s Miami Dolphins played their first game at the stadium on September 2, 1966. The east end zone seats were removed in 1977, reducing the capacity to 75,500. By the 1980’s the Dolphins decided they wanted a stadium of their own. After the 1986 season they moved Orange Bowl Stadium tickets into Pro Player Stadium. Expansion of the VIP seating at the Orange Bowl and the addition of contour seats in the early 1990s reduced the capacity to 74,712. In 1994, construction designed to improve handicap seating further reduced the capacity. Renovations in 1996 to accommodate Olympic soccer again reduced the Orange Bowl Stadium tickets capacity to 72,319. Today, the Orange Bowl continues to be the home of the Miami Hurricanes. Two levels of seats are in a horseshoe around the playing field. The stadium is open on one end where the score/video board is located. The Orange Bowl has been the home to many memorable football games including five Super Bowl’s and eleven colligate football games that Orange Bowl Stadium tickets decided the national champion.

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