More than 110,000 fans can pack these stands for a Longhorns football game. Get your burnt orange on and snap a pic of Bevo.
The Longhorns baseball team plays in a stadium that would be the envy of most professional minor league clubs. Head to the Disch if you want to hear the “ping” of an aluminum bat
Olympic champions train here and hold the pool records. The Swimming Center is big enough to surprise you the first time you see it.
The AAA Round Rock Express roll through this stadium. For an extra fee, the little ones can bounce on bungee trampolines in the outfield stands. Go on $1 hotdog night. You’re welcome.
In Texas, rodeo is a sport. And you can yell “Yee-haw!” at the Expo Center during March’s Star of Texas Rodeo.
Texas Stars (minor league hockey) and Austin Toros (minor league basketball) skate and dunk, respectively, in this state-of-the-art arena in Cedar Park.
About the only thing that will rival Texas football will be international racing. Formula One and Moto GP will make their home just outside of Austin in the small town of Elroy. Read more.
The Longhorns basketball teams (men and women) hoop it up in the Erwin Center, which is also the home to many concerts, Disney on Ice-type shows, the circus and more.
The city's urban high schools play football games at centralized locations. Go down to the Burger Center on a Friday night in the fall and take in the sites and sounds of Texas high school football.
The Round Rock schools football teams play here, and it has also been a filming location for the TV series “Friday Night Lights.”
