Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kansas has been the home of Jayhawk football for the University of Kansas since 1921. It has been undergoing expansions and renovations throughout its lifetime to keep up with grander expectations. The most recent renovations began in 2007 when it received a new playing surface and lights for night games. With permanent stands on both sides of the field from end zone to end zone plus an additional series of bleachers that extend out from one side, it is now able to seat just over 50,000 people for football games and other events, as well as provide classrooms, amphitheater space, meeting rooms and a concession area underneath the grandstands. The city of Lawrence is a vibrant college town located 25 miles east of Topeka, KS. It offers a unique charm and culture all its own, with comfortable accommodations, great restaurants, interesting boutiques, quaint coffee shops, museums, parks, live entertainment, and several outdoor activities like hiking trails, fishing spots, kayaking on Clinton Lake, and sports complexes for baseball, soccer or basketball. Rock Climbing Park at Centennial Park is a great option for those looking for something a bit different. Art lovers won’t be disappointed either; The Spencer Museum of Art on KU’s campus provides family-friendly interactive galleries that feature extensive collections from both American and European masters while shopping districts like Massachusetts Street provide high-end items. The Memorial Stadium in Lawrence is a unique, historic venue with a long history of hosting exciting college football games, including some recent ones that have been record-breakers. Make sure to check out "The Booth" next time you're in town and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere of a Kansas Jayhawks football game!