A brand new college gameday experience is coming to Texas A&M.
There are few venues across the college football spectrum that are as iconic as the Texas’ Kyle Field.
The stadium has an official seating capacity of 102,733, the largest stadium in the SEC and widely regarded as one of the most daunting for travelling teams to play at.
This is largely due to the the ’12th-Man’, who provide one of the best atmospheres in the NCAA, despite claims that they pump in fake-crowd noise.
Texas A&M are now is aiming to upgrade the gameday experience in a more comfortable environment with the announcement of “Gameday Suites Aggieland” by Bock Realty Group.
Located at 0 W. Villa Maria road, less than 10 miles from the stadium, the development will see 50 private and fully customizable suites built.
Each suite is expected to be nearly 2,000 square feet in size with owners will purchasing a clean shell.
They are priced at $562,500, and a reservation requires a fully refundable deposit of $5,625, just one percent of the purchase price.
The buyer will then work with an interior design partner to customize the look of the interior to to exactly how they want it.
On gameday, the suites will have concierge and chef service, and transportation to-and-from Kyle Field.
“Inspired by the growing popularity of luxury experiential ownership concepts around the country, Gameday Suites was created specifically for Texas A&M fans, alumni, families and businesses looking for a permanent home base to gather, host and entertain near Kyle Field,” Gabe Bock from Bock Realty Group wrote.
The first phase of Construction is expected to start at the beginning of August.
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Ultimately, the complex will be five buildings in total – with the first three costing $3 million each.
Construction on all five buildings is expected to be completed by August 2028.
Gameday Development owner Steve Quisenberry – the brains behind the idea – was inspired when looking for a space to do elevated events for businesses associates and clients.
“I couldn’t find anything other than a standard tailgate, which is great,” Quisenberry said, via Chron.
“I couldn’t find a venue that could host so I could spend time with my guests instead of flipping burgers the whole time.
“Think of them as business office suites … it’s your Kyle Field Suite not at Kyle Field.
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“It’s providing that constant space that people can keep coming back to as a tradition to build.”
Demand is expected to be high amongst local business owners and college alumni with official registration of interest having opened on July, 25.
