Weather Forecast and Radar for Ohio Stadium

Routes Running Nearby to Ohio Stadium

• The I-70 runs east-west through Columbus, OH, just south of Ohio Stadium.

• I-71 runs north-south just to the north of Ohio Stadium.

• Ohio Stadium is also in the center of the I-270 ring encircling the city of Columbus.

Weather at Ohio Stadium

The weather at Ohio Stadium is typically cold, not exceeding 86°F on even the hottest days. It’s generally regarded as one of the colder stadiums.

During the winter, temperatures may oscillate between 14° and 23°F, and often sees snow.

The warmest times of the year are typically accompanied by high percentages of humidity, making the temperatures feel more extreme than what the thermometer indicates.

Where is Ohio Stadium Located?

Ohio Stadium is located at 411 Woody Hayes Dr, Columbus, OH, and its GPS coordinates are 40.001667, -83.019722.

Ohio Stadium is in a busy part of town. It even adjoins several important bus stations, such as the Bus Shelter 51 Rpac Plaza, where you’ll find plenty of fans on game day.

It is also very close to the Woody Wagon and even the OSU Folklore Archives. The stadium therefore has as central a location as possible as well as several exceptional hubs for transport.

Which Teams Play at Ohio Stadium?

Being one of the oldest stadiums in the United States, Ohio Stadium has had many teams step on its feild. However, it’s The Ohio State Buckeyes that call the stadium thier home.

The Buckeyes are an American football team that currently participates in Division 1 of the NCAA. It has played the official matches of its division since it was founded more than fifty years ago.

However, it is expected that by the year 2030, the city of Columbus will have a soccer team that will share Ohio Stadium, thus allowing both soccer and American football to converge together under one roof.

Ohio Stadium Capacity

It is one of the largest stadiums in the United States. Ohio Stadium has a huge capacity for 104,944 spectators at its largest, seated configuration.

Ohio Stadium is unique in that it can vary its seating capacity to best accommodate the event it’s holding. For, example, organizers can remove seats for certain concerts and other live events.

Ohio Stadium will become the largest stadium in the MLS if the resolution is approved in 2030 so that the matches of certain clubs are played there.

Ohio Stadium Infrastructure

It was officially built in 1922, and its infrastructure has changed little since then.

It does not have a retractable roof or field lighting, which makes the installation of night lights mandatory when night events have to be carried out.

Ohio Stadium, in turn, has an infrastructure adapted to new times with, for example, a VIP area, as well as an exclusive department for the press that is used for interviews with the players.

Its surface is natural grass and it has always been that way in spite of a couple attempts to make a switch to artificial turf.

How Do I Get to Ohio Stadium?

There are several methods of getting to Ohio Stadium with bus lines being arguably the easiest.

Bus routes destined to reach the stadium are 1, 102, 2, 2, 22, 31 and 8.

Each of these bus lines will deliver fans very close to the stadium, normally leaving event-goers with no more than fifty minutes to get to the venue due to the efficiency of the routes and their various connections with Ohio Stadium.

History of Ohio Stadium

Ohio Stadium boasts history as one of the oldest American football stadiums in the United States. Ohio Stadium opened its doors in 1922, and was one of the most modern and surprising fields due to its unique façade and all the events that took place within its doors.

This field, however, has also been used for both American football and athletics championships since its founding. Of course, Ohio Stadium is known for being home to the Ohio State Buckeyes - a team with enormous popularity in the US.

In 1974 the stadium had the honor of being included in the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. Additionally, notable concerts have taken place in this field such as the Rolling Stones in 1997 and U2 the same year.

A remodeling is planned to once again give it a more modern and updated look.

Where Can I Stay Near Ohio Stadium?

The Urban and The Blackwell Inn are both quality places to stay if you’d like to be near the stadium. Both hotels are very close to the stadium, and are also near the many conferences that take place in the area.

Where Can I Eat Near Ohio Stadium?

There are loads of restaurants near Ohio Stadium that satisfy all kinds of tastes, such as Tommy's Pizza and Ethyl & Thank.

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