Virginia Tech was named "one of the toughest 20 venues to play" in college football in an unofficial ESPN survey. The atmosphere is intense, and the stadium is constantly full. It is one of the top college football experiences in the country, with over 66,000 seats and a rowdy mix of supporters. The stadium is also known for its unique architecture, featuring a partially covered stadium with no roof and no walls on any side other than the east end zone. When it was built in 1992, Lane Stadium was the largest college football stadium at the time. The stadium has been expanded several times since then, most recently in 2013 when new luxury boxes were added to increase capacity to 85,000. Lane Stadium is part of the John H. Reagan Center for University Recreation on the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. The stadium is located on Campus Drive across from the Hokie Bowl indoor sports arena and next to the Lane Tennis Facility. The stadium is used for home games by Virginia Tech's football team. It has also been the venue for two NFL games and one MLB game. The Chicago Bears played the Miami Dolphins here in 1998. The Dolphins won that game 23-14. Lane Stadium is open from early August until late November, with five home games each season. It is not uncommon for Lane to be 100% full during Virginia Tech's off seasons.