Sun Bowl

Bailie Wise 2 months ago

My daughter and I traveled 21 hours from Alabama to El Paso to attend the BTS ARIRANG World Tour at Sun Bowl Stadium. I would have never chosen this venue because it’s so far away, but these were the tickets I was able to get and I am so glad it worked out that way. I absolutely LOVE this stadium. The view of the mountains is breathtaking and it’s a very intimate experience. There’s no nose bleed section in this stadium. To me it seemed like all the seats were good seats, unlike being in a stadium that holds 90K plus. We attended day 2 and we walked from a local bar to the stadium around 6:30 for the 8pm show. The line was fast moving and we were in our seats by 7ish. I noticed ICE officers there and was curious what the heck they were doing there! The bathroom line was long, but that’s a given anywhere. It was a magical experience and all the staff and security were so nice and the venue has such charm. I will never forget seeing BTS at Sun Bowl Stadium💜

Maresci Garza 3 months ago

Absolutely gorgeous and a very well thought out stadium. The bleachers go up at an incline that isn't super steep, so when everyone stands you are still able to see in front of you. The bathrooms were OK, the staff was nice, and the drinks and food were pretty good! My only issue was: better organization when it comes to big events like BTS concert, on day 1 there was a mess admiting people into the venue, on day 2 they fixed it and everyone entered quicker.

Christina Davila 4 months ago

Beautiful stadium. Visited for The BTS Arirang Tour. My only complaint was not being able to get out of line easily for the restroom. The bathroom situation could have been better. Thats the only reason its not getting 5 stars. But the view was beautiful.

Jodi Kaplan Naples Real Estate 8 months ago

Attended the ASU bowl game here, and unfortunately this stadium is completely outdated and not suitable for modern events — especially for anyone with mobility challenges or physical limitations. Accessibility was a major issue: • Excessive stairs everywhere, including 15+ stairs just to reach the women’s restroom • Not realistic for anyone with hip or knee replacements, mobility devices, or special needs • Limited restroom options unless you’re willing to use a porta potty Logistics were equally frustrating: • No reliable Wi-Fi • Long lines to enter and exit • Poor traffic flow • Uber and rideshare access was extremely difficult Bottom line: this venue does not meet today’s standards for accessibility, comfort, or crowd management. It needs a complete overhaul or replacement to safely and respectfully host large events. Fans, families, and visitors deserve better.

Ino Ruiz 8 months ago

Great times me at the 2025 Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl. We were entertained by a good back and forth between the Battle of the Devils. TheDuke Blue Devils vanquished the Sun Devils of Arizona State 42-39. We entered the stadium via the Glory Road. Despite parking being an "adventure" for us after arriving after the start of the event, we found the walk to the entrance no so crowded or too busy. Finding our section and row was easy and the steps were not to dah ring for my 70yo mom to trudge up, then down. Since a group of us got tickets for this event, we were surrounded by a group of folks from Fort Bliss. It was a place to be social and enjoy the main event, surrounded by the wonderful people of El Paso and plenty of UTEP Miners that regularly call the Sun Bowl home. There are plenty of vendors underneath the stands, but it makes navigating the pathways. The innards of the bowl are well marked, so finding your section is easy. Once you get there, the seats are unblocked and access to the stadium today was awesome. On the rare chance that it does rain in El Paso, the bowl is uncovered...so come prepared. Similarly, since it's out in the open, the true threat is the glaring sun...s