Ross-Ade Stadium has been the home of Purdue football since 1924, seating just over 57,000 fans in a classic Big Ten setting along Northwestern Avenue.
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Size & Scale
Named after alumnus David Ross and appliance magnate John Ade, the stadium sits in a natural ravine that gives it an intimate, sunken feel despite its size.
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Getting In
The relatively compact bowl keeps crowd noise focused on the field, and recent renovations have modernized concessions and amenities.
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What to Expect
For visiting fans, it's one of the more accessible and welcoming venues in the Big Ten, with sightlines that reward fans in nearly every section.
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PRO TIP
Enter through Gate E on the south end for the shortest concession lines and easiest access to mid-level seating.