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Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium to Begin a $323M Renovation that Will Add 3,000 Premium Seats
The project adds a seven-story facility, plaza and 3,000 premium seats while expanding dining, event and student spaces.
- On Friday, April 17, 2026, the Auburn University Board approved the largest capital project in program history: a $323 million expansion at Jordan-Hare Stadium's north end featuring a multi-purpose facility and plaza.
- The seven-story addition will provide 3,000 premium seats and feature 'new campus and game-day kitchens, flexible dining and concession venues, a multi-purpose hall and ballroom,' with infrastructure including 13 elevators and 270 restroom fixtures.
- Trustees also approved restoration of nearby Petrie Hall to run alongside the stadium project, which follows completion of a $25.7 million video board installed in the same end zone before the 2025 season.
- Auburn athletic director John Cohen called the expansion a defining moment for the entire university, stating, 'If I live for 20 more years, this would be one of those moments where you come back to this facility.'
- Construction begins this summer, with Auburn targeting fall 2028 for partial project completion and spring 2029 for the remainder, positioning the expansion as the university's most ambitious capital undertaking.
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AUBURN, Ala. (WRBL) — The Auburn Board of Trustees gave final approval for the Jordan-Hare North Project Friday, setting in motion one of the largest and most significant capital projects in stadium history, university officials say. The Jordan-Hare North Project will add more than 3,000 new premium seating and club experiences, expand campus dining options [...]
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Auburn's Jordan-Hare Stadium to begin a $323M renovation that will add 3,000 premium seats
Auburn is moving forward with the largest capital project in program history. The school’s board of trustees granted final approval for a multipurpose facility and a plaza space to be built at the north end of Jordan-Hare Stadium.
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