Texas A&M (College Station, TX)

Distance from FirstBank Stadium: 2 Miles

Address:1 McKenzie Terminal Blvd, College Station, TX 77845

Airlines: American Airlines.

Distance from stadium:  95 miles

Address: 2800 N Terminal Rd, Houston, TX 77032

Airlines: Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air China, Air France, Air India, All Nippon Airways (ANA), British Airways, China Airlines, China Eastern, China Southern Airlines, Copa Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Emirates, EVA Air, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, WestJet.

The premier hotel in College Station. Modern, upscale, and directly across from Kyle Field. If you want to be in the center of everything, this is the spot.

Retro Texas motor-lodge style with fire pits, live music, and a fun social atmosphere. Walkable to campus and popular with younger crowds.

Attached to campus and Kyle Field. Spacious, polished, and ideal for alumni, families, and fans who want zero commute.

Comfortable, modern, and close to restaurants and shopping. A strong mid-range option.

• Go to Midnight Yell. This is non-negotiable. Held at Kyle Field the night before the game, thousands of fans pack the stadium to practice yells, hear stories, and build hype. It’s unlike anything else in college football.

• Learn the yells. Aggies don’t “cheer” — they perform coordinated yells led by Yell Leaders. Follow the crowd and you’ll catch on quickly.

• Stand the entire game. Kyle Field is famous for fans standing start to finish — be ready.

• Watch the Aggie Band halftime. Precision marching, military roots, and jaw-dropping formations make this one of the best halftime shows in the country.

• Arrive early for the walk-ins. The energy builds hours before kickoff, especially around the MSC and Kyle Field Plaza.

• Night games are next-level. Kyle Field under the lights, with 100,000+ fans swaying in unison, is pure intimidation.

Kyle Field is located at 2601 Jess Neely Dr, Nashville, TN 37212

Directions, road closures, parking maps and more can be found at the official venue website below.

Fuego Tortilla Grill

Open late and beloved by students and alumni. Tacos the size of your forearm — breakfast or postgame, it always hits.

Dixie Chicken

An absolute institution. Cold beer, sawdust floors, and Aggie history on every wall. If you don’t stop here, did you really go to A&M?

Layne’s Chicken Fingers

Simple menu, legendary status. Crispy chicken, toast, and dipping sauce that Aggies swear by.

The Republic Steakhouse

Upscale Texas dining — steaks, cocktails, and a polished atmosphere. Perfect for alumni dinners.

Christopher’s World Grille

One of the best restaurants in the Brazos Valley. Fine dining with a local twist and an impressive wine list.

Messina Hof Winery

Just outside College Station. Tastings, vineyard views, and a more relaxed Sunday option.

Sacred ground at A&M. Dedicated to fallen Aggies, the MSC blends history, tradition, dining, and quiet reflection. Hats come off inside — a sign of respect.

Just minutes away — brick streets, boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants with a slower pace than campus.

A powerful and moving site honoring the 1999 Bonfire tragedy. Quiet, emotional, and deeply important to Aggie culture.

Located on campus with sweeping views of the lake. Presidential history, Air Force One replica, and beautiful grounds make this a must-visit.