Take A Sneak Peek At Aggie Park

After more than two years of construction, the renovation of 20 acres in the heart of the Texas A&M University campus is ready to welcome visitors. The transformative Aggie Park project officially opens Friday with a concert by Texas music legend Robert Earl Keen Jr. ’78.

Take a look at some of the defining features of the new park located across from Kyle Field between Houston and Throckmorton streets.

a statue of a soldier overlooks a grassy lawn stretching before kyle field

Designated sections of green space throughout the park will be used for tailgating on game days. Opening first are the War Hymn Lawn and War Hymn Plaza areas.

A large amphitheater and stage at the center of the park overlooking a grassy lawn

At the center of the park is an outdoor amphitheater and performance pavilion, which overlooks the Grand Lawn.

A marker that reads "Plank Bridge" with a pond and the Association of Former Students building in the background

The Plank Bridge stretches across the new water feature at the center of the park.

A dedication plaque for Shannon Lia Roberts in Aggie Park, with Kyle Field in the background

The lead gift of $8 million to the project was made by Wayne Roberts ’85 in memory of his late wife, Shannon Lia Roberts ’86.

If you’re planning to visit Aggie Park this weekend, parking details can be found in Transportation Services’ 2022 Football Fan Guide.