List of soccer stadiums in the United States

The following is a partial list of soccer stadiums in the United States. It includes all stadiums in the top three levels of American soccer and some lower league and collegiate stadiums in the United States. The minimum capacity is 1,000.

Some of these venues are soccer-specific stadiums. Other venues are multipurpose stadiums, American football stadiums, or baseball stadiums that also host soccer games.

Current stadiums

Stadium	Capacity	City	State	Teams/Major Events	Surface	Year opened	Notes	Ref.	Image
Admiral Fetterman Field	5,038	Pensacola	Florida
Al Lang Stadium	7,227	St. Petersburg	Florida	Tampa Bay Rowdies	Grass	1947	Former baseball park	[1]
Allianz Field	19,400	Saint Paul	Minnesota	Minnesota United FC	Grass	2019		[2]
Albert-Daly Field	2,271	Williamsburg	Virginia	Virginia Legacy William & Mary Tribe	Grass	2004		[3]
Alex G. Spanos Stadium	11,075	San Luis Obispo	California	Cal Poly Mustangs	FieldTurf	1935	3rd-largest stadium in college soccer.	[4][5]
All-High Stadium	4,000	Buffalo	New York	FC Buffalo Medaille Mavericks Formerly Queen City FC	Artificial Turf	1926	Renovated in 2007	[6]
Aloha Stadium	50,000	Halawa	Hawaii	Pan-Pacific Championship	Act Global Turf	1975	Was scheduled to host a USWNT match in 2008 that was cancelled due to concerns over the turf being unsafe to play on.	[7][8]
Alumni Stadium	3,007	Notre Dame	Indiana	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Grass	2009		[9]
America First Field	20,008	Sandy	Utah	Real Salt Lake Formerly Utah Royals some international matches	Grass	2008		[10]
American Legion Memorial Stadium	10,500	Charlotte	North Carolina	Charlotte Independence	Grass	1936	Renovated in 2010, 2015, and 2019	[11]
Anchorage Football Stadium	4,500	Anchorage	Alaska	Local teams	FieldTurf			[12]
Anteater Stadium	2,500	Irvine	California	UC Irvine Anteaters	Grass	2000		[13]
Arrowhead Stadium	79,451	Kansas City	Missouri	Formerly KC Wiz Some international matches	Grass	1972		[14]
AT&T Field	6,382	Chattanooga	Tennessee
AT&T Stadium	80,000	Arlington	Texas	Multiple Gold Cups Various friendlies	Hellas Matrix Turf	2009	Retractable roof stadium, formerly called Cowboys Stadium	[15][16][17][18]
Atlanta Silverbacks Park	5,000	Chamblee	Georgia	Formerly Atlanta Silverbacks Local teams	FieldTurf	2006		[19]
Atwood Stadium	11,000	Flint	Michigan	Flint City Bucks Powers Catholic High School	FieldTurf	1929		[20]
Audi Field	20,000	Washington	District of Columbia	DC United Washington Spirit	Grass	2018		[21]
Audrey J. Walton Soccer Stadium	2,500	Columbia	Missouri	Missouri Tigers	Grass	1996		[22]
AutoZone Park	10,000	Memphis	Tennessee	Memphis 901 FC	Grass	2000	Primarily Used for Baseball	[23]
Baker Stadium	3,500	Tacoma	Washington	Puget Sound Loggers	Grass	1964		[24]
Balboa Stadium	3,000	San Diego	California	Formerly San Diego Toros	Grass	1914		[25]
Bank of America Stadium	75,525	Charlotte	North Carolina	Various International Matches Charlotte FC	FieldTurf	1996		[26]
Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville	11,000	Jacksonville	Florida	Jacksonville Armada FC	Grass	2003
BBVA Field	5,000	Birmingham	Alabama	UAB Blazers Birmingham Legion	Grass	2015		[27][28]
Beaver Stadium	106,572	State College	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania State University	Grass	1960
Belson Stadium	2,600	New York	New York	New York Pancyprian-Freedoms St. John's Red Storm	FieldTurf	2001
Bill Armstrong Stadium	6,500	Bloomington	Indiana	Indiana University Hoosiers	Grass	1981	Also contains a velodrome, home to the Little 500
BMO Stadium	22,000	Los Angeles	California	Los Angeles FC	Grass	2018		[29]
Bold Stadium	5,036	Austin	Texas		Grass	2019
Boxer Stadium	3,500	San Francisco	California	San Francisco Glens El Farolito SC Local Teams	Grass	1953	Stadium is within Balboa Park	[30][31][32]
Breese Stevens Field	7,000	Madison	Wisconsin	Forward Madison FC Madison 56ers Local Teams	Grass	1926		[33]
Busch Stadium	46,861	St. Louis	Missouri	Various international matches	Grass	2006	Primarily used for baseball
Cadet Soccer Stadium	1,000	Colorado Springs	Colorado	Air Force Falcons	Grass	1995		[34][35]
Caesars Superdome	73,208	New Orleans	Louisiana	Some international matches	Act Global Synthetic Turf	1975	Formerly known as the Louisiana Superdome
Camping World Stadium	65,000	Orlando	Florida	1994 FIFA World Cup Orlando City (MLS) (2015-2017) 1996 Summer Olympics venue	AstroTurf	1936; 2014	Hosted the MLS All-Star Game in 1998
Carey Stadium	4,000	Ocean City	New Jersey	Ocean City Nor'easters Ocean City High School	FieldTurf		Also used for football and lacrosse	[36]
Carroll Stadium	12,100	Indianapolis	Indiana	Indy Eleven	FieldTurf
Casey Stadium	8,500	Albany	New York	University at Albany Great Danes	Grass	2013	Also used for football and lacrosse
Cashman Field	9,334	Las Vegas	Nevada	Las Vegas Lights FC	Grass	1983	Former baseball park, converted for soccer in 2018	[37]
Casino Arizona Field	6,200	Tempe	Arizona	Formerly Phoenix Rising FC	Grass	2017		[38][39]
CEFCU Stadium	18,203	San Jose	California	Some international matches	FieldTurf	1933	Former home of NASL's San Jose Earthquakes (NASL), MLS' San Jose Clash/Earthquakes, and the WUSA's San Jose CyberRays
Centennial Field	5,000	Burlington	Vermont	Vermont Catamounts	Grass
Championship Soccer Stadium	5,000	Irvine	California	Orange County SC California United Strikers FC	Grass	2018		[40]
Chaparral Stadium	10,361	Austin	Texas	Westlake Chaparrals	FieldTurf	2002	Hosted the 2011 "Team USA vs World" football game. Stadium used primarily for football, but also hosts Men's and Women's Chaparral soccer teams.
Charlie W. Johnson Stadium	10,000	Columbia	South Carolina	Benedict Tigers	Grass
Chase Field	49,033	Phoenix	Arizona	Some international matches	Grass	1998	retractable roof stadium
Chase Stadium	21,000	Ft. Lauderdale	Florida	Inter Miami CF Inter Miami CF II	Grass	2020		[41]
Cheney Stadium	6,500	Tacoma	Washington	OL Reign Tacoma Defiance	Grass	1960	Primarily used for Baseball	[42]
CHI Memorial Stadium	5,500	East Ridge	Tennessee	Chattanooga Red Wolves Dalton Red Wolves	Grass	2020		[43]
Children's Mercy Park	18,500	Kansas City	Kansas	Sporting Kansas City Sporting Kansas City II Various International Matches	Grass	2011	Site of the 2012 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final, 2013 MLS All-Star Game, and MLS Cup 2013	[44]
Citi Field	41,800	New York	New York	New York City FC (rarely) Some international matches	Grass	2009
Citrus Stadium	10,000	Glendora	California	Los Angeles Storm	Grass
Citypark	22,500	St. Louis	Missouri	St Louis City SC	Grass	2022
City Park Stadium	1,845	New Rochelle	New York	Westchester Flames	Grass			[45]
City Stadium	22,000	Richmond	Virginia	Richmond Kickers	Grass	1929		[46]
Cocoa Expo Sports Center	3,500	Cocoa	Florida	Cocoa Expos	Grass
Columbia Soccer Stadium	3,500	New York City	New York	Columbia Lions	FieldTurf	1985
Commanders Field	58,000	Landover	Maryland	1999 Women's World Cup venue	Grass	1997	Formerly named Jack Kent Cooke Stadium
Corbett Stadium	3,000	Tampa	Florida	South Florida Bulls	Grass	2011
Cotton Bowl	92,200	Dallas	Texas	Dallas Trinity FC, 1994 FIFA World Cup venue, former home of the Dallas Burn	Grass	1930	Located on the Fair Park area of Dallas, originally named Fair Park Stadium
County University Soccer Stadium	3,000	Spartanburg	South Carolina	USC Upstate Spartans	Grass	2001		[47]
Dail Soccer Field	3,000	Raleigh	North Carolina	NC State Wolfpack	Artificial Turf	2008	Training field during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta
Daikin Park	40,950	Houston	Texas	Some international matches	Grass	2000	retractable roof stadium
Dawson Stadium	22,000	Orangeburg	South Carolina	South Carolina State	FieldTurf	1955;1994
Dick Bivins Stadium	15,000	Amarillo	Texas	Amarillo Independent School District	FieldTurf		Also used for football and track
Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium	1,100	Morgantown	West Virginia	West Virginia Mountaineers	Grass
Dick's Sporting Goods Park	19,680	Commerce City	Colorado	Colorado Rapids	Grass	2007		[48]
Dignity Health Sports Park	27,000	Carson	California	Los Angeles Galaxy LA Galaxy II Formerly Chivas USA 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup Various International Matches	Grass	2003	Formerly known as the Home Depot Center (2003–2013), and the StubHub Center (2013–2018)	[49]
Trinity Health Stadium	5,500	Hartford	Connecticut	Hartford Athletic	FieldTurf	1935	Renovated in 2019	[50]
DOC Stadium	3,500	West Carrollton	Ohio	Dayton Dutch Lions Carrollton High School	Artificial Turf			[51]
Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium	5,300	Louisville	Kentucky	Louisville Cardinals	Grass	2014
Drake Stadium	14,557	Des Moines	Iowa	Des Moines Menace	FieldTurf	1925	Primarily used for football and athletics	[52]
Ellis Field	3,500	College Station	Texas	Texas A&M Aggies	Grass
Edwards Stadium	22,000	Berkeley	California	California Golden Bears	Grass	1932	Track and field stadium reconfigured in 1999 to accommodate the Cal soccer teams. Largest stadium in college soccer.[5]
Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium	1,000	Falcon Heights, Minnesota	Minnesota	Minnesota Golden Gophers women's soccer	Grass	1999
Empower Field at Mile High	76,125	Denver	Colorado	Some international matches	Grass	2001	Former home of the Colorado Rapids
ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex	6,000	Orlando	Florida	Walt Disney World Pro Soccer Classic MLS is Back Tournament	Grass	1997	Orlando City (USL) (2014)
Eugene Stone III Soccer Stadium	3,000	Greenville	South Carolina	Furman Paladins	Grass
EverBank Stadium	67,814	Jacksonville	Florida	Jacksonville Jaguars		1995
Fetzer Field	5,025	Chapel Hill	North Carolina	North Carolina Tar Heels	Grass
Field of Dreams	12,000	Las Cruces	New Mexico	Las Cruces High School, Mayfield High School, and Oñate High School football	Grass
Fifth Third Bank Stadium	8,300	Kennesaw	Georgia	Kennesaw State Owls Atlanta United FC (rarely) Atlanta United 2	Grass	2010	Also used for football and lacrosse	[53]
Finley Stadium Davenport Field	20,668	Chattanooga	Tennessee	Chattanooga FC	AstroTurf Gameday	1997
FirstEnergy Stadium	67,431	Cleveland	Ohio	Some USA matches	Grass	1999
Gaelic Park	2,000	New York City	New York	Manhattan SC Manhattan Jaspers	FieldTurf	1926
Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium	6,000	San Antonio	Texas			2008
Geodis Park	30,000	Nashville	Tennessee	Nashville SC	Grass	2022
Gillette Stadium	68,756	Foxborough	Massachusetts	New England Revolution New England Revolution II 2003 Women's World Cup Various Gold Cup and other International Matches	FieldTurf	2002	Formerly named CMGI Field, seating capacity artificially reduced for regular season matches
Choctaw Stadium	48,114	Arlington	Texas	North Texas SC	Grass	1994	Converted from a baseball diamond to a rectangular pitch in after the 2019 MLB season.	[54]
Grande Communications Stadium	18,000	Midland	Texas	West Texas United, Midland Bulldogs, Legacy Rebels	FieldTurf	2002
Greater Nevada Field	9,013	Reno	Nevada
Hard Rock Stadium	75,540	Miami Gardens	Florida	Some USA & Haiti matches	Grass	1987	Formerly called Joe Robbie Stadium
Harder Stadium	17,000	Santa Barbara	California	Santa Barbara Sky FC, UCSB Gauchos	Grass		2nd largest stadium in college soccer[5]
Harvard Stadium	30,323	Boston	Massachusetts	Boston Breakers and matches in the 1984 Summer Olympics	FieldTurf	1903
Heart Health Park	11,569	Sacramento	California	Sacramento Republic FC	Grass	2014	Formerly called Bonney Field & Papa John's Park	[55]
H-E-B Park	9,735	Edinburgh	Texas		Grass	2017		[56]
Hefner Stadium	6,500	Fort Wayne	Indiana	Fort Wayne Fever Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons	Grass
Herb Parker Field	4,500	Minot	North Dakota	Minot State Beavers	FieldTurf	2015	Primarily used for football
Hermann Stadium	6,050	St. Louis	Missouri	Saint Louis Billikens	Grass
Hersheypark Stadium	15,641	Hershey	Pennsylvania	Hershey FC Hershey High School	FieldTurf
Highmark Stadium	5,000	Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC	Grass	2013		[57]
Hillsboro Stadium	7,600	Hillsboro	Oregon	Local teams	AstroTurf
Historic Crew Stadium	20,455	Columbus	Ohio	Formerly Columbus Crew SC 2003 Women's World Cup Various International Friendlies	Grass	1999	The first MLS Soccer-specific stadium	[58]
Hofstra University Soccer Stadium	1,600	Hempstead	New York	Hofstra Pride Long Island Rough Riders	FieldTurf	2003		[59]
House Park	6,500	Austin	Texas		Artificial Turf	1939
Houseman Field	8,000	Grand Rapids	Michigan	Local Teams	Artificial Turf	1923	Renovated in 2009	[60]
Hurricane Soccer and Track Stadium	2,000	Tulsa	Oklahoma	Tulsa Golden Hurricane	Grass
Husky Field	4,400	St. Cloud	Minnesota	St. Cloud State Huskies	Omni Turf		Primarily used for football
Icahn Stadium	5,000	New York	New York	Local teams	Grass	2005
Illinois Soccer Stadium	6,000	Champaign	Illinois	Illinois Fighting Illini	Grass	1997
Independence Stadium	50,832	Shreveport	Louisiana	Occasional exhibition matches	FieldTurf	1925	Formerly known as State Fair Stadium
Inter&Co Stadium	25,500	Orlando	Florida	Orlando City SC Orlando Pride	Grass	2017		[61]
Invaders Soccer Complex	4,985	South Bend	Indiana	Indiana Invaders	Grass
Irwin Belk Track/Transamerica Field	4,000	Charlotte	North Carolina	Charlotte 49ers	Grass
Isotopes Park	13,500	Albuquerque	New Mexico	New Mexico United	Grass	2003		[62][63]
IU Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium	12,100	Indianapolis	Indiana	Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Jaguars	Grass
J. Birney Crum Stadium	15,000	Allentown	Pennsylvania	Lehigh Valley Jazz	Grass
Jack Coffey Field	7,000	New York	New York	Fordham Rams	FieldTurf	2004
James G. Pressly Stadium	4,500	Gainesville	Florida	Florida Gators	Grass
James M. Shuart Stadium	11,929	Hempstead	New York	New York Cosmos; Hofstra Pride	FieldTurf	1962
Jeffrey Field	5,000	University Park	Pennsylvania	Penn State Nittany Lions	Grass	1972	2006 Collegiate Soccer Field of the Year by the SportsTurf Managers Association
John Crain Field at the OU Soccer Complex	3,500	Norman	Oklahoma	Oklahoma Sooners	Grass	2000
John Elway Stadium	3,000	Granada Hills	California	San Fernando Valley Quakes	FieldTurf
Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium	22,000	Bayamón	Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico FC	Grass	1973
Kermit Tipton Stadium	6,600	Johnson City	Tennessee	Tri-Cities Otters	Artificial turf	2010
Keyworth Stadium	7,500	Hamtramck	Michigan	Detroit City FC	FieldTurf	1936
Kezar Stadium	9,044	San Francisco	California	San Francisco City FC Local Teams	Grass	1925;1990	Rebuilt in 1990 on the site of the former stadium	[64][65]
Kingston Stadium	15,000	Cedar Rapids	Iowa	local high school teams	Grass	1952	renovated in 2019
Kino North Stadium	3,200	Tucson	Arizona	FC Tucson	Grass	1998	Part of the Kino Sports Complex	[66][67]
Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium	11,000	Tucson	Arizona	New York Red Bulls preseason Desert Diamond Cup	Grass	Part of the Kino Sports Complex Used for baseball during summer months
Klöckner Stadium	7,906	Charlottesville	Virginia	Virginia Cavaliers	Grass
Koskinen Stadium	7,000	Durham	North Carolina	Duke Blue Devils	Grass
Krenzler Field	2,000	Cleveland	Ohio	Cleveland City Stars & Cleveland State Vikings	FieldTurf
Kuntz Stadium	6,800	Indianapolis	Indiana	F.C. Indiana (WPSL) and F. C. Indiana (NPSL)	Grass
L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium	56,000	Louisville	Kentucky	Some USA women's matches	FieldTurf	1998
Lady Demon Soccer Complex	1,000	Natchitoches	Louisiana	Northwestern State Lady Demons	Grass	2010
La Playa Stadium	10,000	Santa Barbara	California	Santa Barbara Sky FC	Grass
Legends Stadium	2,000	Quincy	Illinois	Quincy Hawks and Lady Hawks	FieldTurf	1978
Laney Eagle Stadium	5,500	Oakland	California	Oakland Roots SC, Oakland Soul SC Laney College Eagles	FieldTurf			[68][69]
Legacy Early College Field	4,000	Greenville	South Carolina	Greenville Triumph	Artificial Turf			[70]
Legion Field	71,594	Birmingham	Alabama	1996 Summer Olympics venue	FieldTurf	1926	Former match site of USSF men's national team
Legion Stadium	5,300	Wilmington	North Carolina		Grass
Lexington SC Stadium	7,500	Lexington	Kentucky	Lexington SC	Grass	2024
Lincoln Financial Field	68,532	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Union 2010 debut home opener	Grass	2003	2003 FIFA Women's World Cup, 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup, international club friendlies
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	77,500	Los Angeles	California	International Matches	Grass	1923	Hosted the 1932 and 1984 Summer Olympics U.S. National Register of Historic Places site, a U.S. National Historic Landmark
Louisville Slugger Field	13,131	Louisville	Kentucky		Grass	2000
Lower.com Field	20,000	Columbus	Ohio	Columbus Crew	Grass	2021		[71]
LSU Soccer Stadium	2,197	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	LSU Tigers	Grass	1996
Lucas Oil Stadium	67,000	Indianapolis	Indiana	Indy Eleven	Shaw Sports Momentum Pro	2008	Retractable Roof Stadium	[72]
Ludwig Field	7,000	College Park	Maryland	Maryland Terrapins	Grass
Lumen Field	67,000	Seattle	Washington	Seattle Sounders FC Seattle Reign FC Select international matches	FieldTurf	2002	Sounders FC regular season match seating capacity is 38,500	[73]
Lusitano Stadium	3,000	Ludlow	Massachusetts	Western Mass Pioneers Gremio Lusitano	Grass	1918		[74]
Lynn Family Stadium	11,700	Louisville	Kentucky	Louisville City FC Racing Louisville	Grass	2020		[75][76]
M&T Bank Stadium	71,008	Baltimore	Maryland	Some international matches and European league friendlies	Grass	1998
Mackay Stadium	29,993	Reno	Nevada	Nevada Wolf Pack	FieldTurf	1966	The playing field is 4,610 feet above sea level
MacKenzie Alumni Field	1,000	Macomb	Illinois	Western Illinois Leathernecks	Grass
Macpherson Stadium	3,000	Browns Summit	North Carolina	North Carolina Fusion U23	Grass	2002		[77]
Madison City Stadium	7,000	Madison	Alabama	High school teams	grass
Mansion Park	10,400	Altoona	Pennsylvania	Altoona Area High School		also used for football and track
Mazzella Field	2,440	New Rochelle	New York	Iona Gaels	FieldTurf	1989
McAlister Field	1,000	Los Angeles	California	USC Trojans	Grass	1998
McCulloch Stadium	2,500	Salem	Oregon	Cascade Surge	FieldTurf
McEneaney Field	3,000	Sioux Falls	South Dakota	Sioux Falls Spitfire
Meares Stadium	5,000	Mars Hill	North Carolina	Mars Hill Lions	FieldTurf
Memorial Stadium	20,000	Manhattan	Kansas	K-State club soccer and local teams	FieldTurf
Memorial Stadium	17,000	Seattle	Washington	Local teams	AstroTurf	1948	Former home of Seattle Sounders of the NASL and the Sounders of the A-League
Memorial Stadium	5,200	Portland	Maine	GPS Portland Phoenix Deering High School	FieldTurf		Also used for football	[78]
Memorial Stadium	5,000	Asheville	North Carolina	Asheville City SC	Artificial Turf	1925		[79]
Mercedes-Benz Stadium	42,500 (expandable to 71,000)	Atlanta	Georgia	Atlanta United FC games	Field Turf	2017		[80]
Merlo Field	4,892	Portland	Oregon	Portland Timbers 2, Portland Pilots	Grass	1992
Method Road	3,000	Raleigh	North Carolina	North Carolina State Wolfpack	Grass
MetLife Stadium	82,566	East Rutherford	New Jersey	Some international matches	FieldTurf	2010	Formerly called New Meadowlands Stadium
Metropolitan Oval	1,500	New York City	New York	Local teams	FieldTurf	1925
Michigan Stadium	107,601	Ann Arbor	Michigan	Michigan Wolverines	FieldTurf	1927	Highest attendance for a soccer match in the USA (109,318) in a match between Real Madrid and Manchester United
Midlothian Stadium	8,176	Midlothian	Texas	High school and local teams	FieldTurf
Mike A. Myers Stadium	20,000	Austin	Texas	Texas Longhorns	Grass
Mike Rose Stadium	2,500	Memphis	Tennessee	Memphis Tigers	Grass
Miller Stadium	11,000	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	Rayo OKC	Grass
Mitchel Athletic Complex Stadium	10,102	Uniondale	New York	New York Cosmos	FieldTurf	1984
Moretz Stadium	8,500	Hickory	North Carolina	Lenoir-Rhyne Bears	GrassV
Morrison Stadium	6,000	Omaha	Nebraska	Creighton Bluejays	Grass
Morrone Stadium	4,500	Storrs	Connecticut	Connecticut Huskies	Grass
MSU Soccer Park	5,000	Montclair	New Jersey	Montclair State Red Hawks New York Red Bulls II New York Red Bulls U23	Grass	1998		[81]
National Sports Center	8,500	Blaine	Minnesota	Minnesota United FC	Grass		Former home of the Minnesota Thunder
Navy-USMC Memorial Stadium	34,000	Annapolis	Maryland	Annapolis Blues FC	FieldTurf	1959
Negoesco Stadium	3,000	San Francisco	California	USF Dons	FieldTurf	1982
Newton Campus Soccer Field	2,000	Newton	Massachusetts	Boston College Eagles	AstroTurf	1999
Nicholls Soccer Complex	1,000	Thibodaux	Louisiana	Nicholls Colonels	Grass
Nickerson Field	9,871	Boston	Massachusetts	Boston University Terriers, former home of the WPS Boston Breakers	FieldTurf	1915;1955	Opened as Braves Field only the right-field pavilion and entry gate are part of the current stadium
Nippert Stadium	32,250	Cincinnati	Ohio	Formerly FC Cincinnati	Act Global Turf	1915		[82][83]
Nissan Stadium	68,798	Nashville	Tennessee	Various International Matches	Grass	1999	Formerly named Adelphia Coliseum and The Coliseum	[84]
NRG Stadium	71,500	Houston	Texas	Some USA & Mexico matches	Grass	2002	Retractable roof stadium
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum	47,416	Oakland	California	Some international matches	Grass	1966	Oakland Roots SC, former home for premier matches of the San Jose Earthquakes
Ohio Stadium	102,329	Columbus	Ohio	Ohio State Buckeyes	FieldTurf	1921	Former home of the Columbus Crew with seating capacity artificially reduced
ONEOK Field	7,833	Tulsa	Oklahoma	FC Tulsa	Grass	2010	Primarily used for baseball	[85]
One Spokane Stadium	5,000	Spokane	Washington	Spokane Velocity FC	Artificial Turf	2023		[86]
Oracle Park	41,265	San Francisco	California	Some international matches	Grass	2000	Primarily used for baseball	[87][88]
PAL Stadium	5,000	San Jose	California	San Jose Frogs	Grass
Pan American Stadium	5,000	New Orleans	Louisiana	New Orleans Jesters	FieldTurf	1973	Former home for USISL matches of the New Orleans Riverboat Gamblers
Paradise Coast Sports Complex	5,000	Naples	Florida	Grass	2017	also used for football
Patriots Point Soccer Complex	2,000	Mount Pleasant	South Carolina	Charleston Cougars Charleston Battery	Grass			[89]
Patriot Stadium	3,000	El Paso	Texas	El Paso Patriots	Grass
PayPal Park	18,000	San Jose	California	San Jose Earthquakes	Grass	2015		[90]
Pennington Field	12,000	Bedford	Texas	DFW Tornados, High school soccer	Astroplay 1000
Petco Park	42,445	San Diego	California	Some international matches	Grass	2004
Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium	10,000	Phoenix	Arizona	Phoenix Rising FC	Grass	2023		[91]
Pierce Memorial Field	8,000	Providence	Rhode Island		Grass
Princeton Stadium	27,773	Princeton	New Jersey	Princeton Tigers	FieldTurf	1998
Protective Stadium	47,100	Birmingham	Alabama	Birmingham Legion FC, Birmingham Stallions, UAB Blazers		2021
Providence Park	25,218	Portland	Oregon	Portland Timbers Portland Thorns FC 1999 and 2003 Women's World Cup Various International Matches	FieldTurf	1926	Renovated for soccer in 2011, added seats in 2012, widened field in 2013. Previously known as Multnomah Stadium, Civic Stadium, PGE Park, and Jeld-Wen Field.	[92]
Queen City Field	7,600	Buffalo	New York	Buffalo Pro Soccer		2019	Renovated in 2022 and 2026
Q2 Stadium	20,500	Austin	Texas	Austin FC	Grass	2021		[93]
Rabobank Stadium	5,250	Salinas	California	local teams	FieldTurf		Part of Salinas Sports Complex which also includes a 17,000-seat rodeo stadium
Ragin' Cajuns Soccer/Track Facility	5,000	Lafayette	Louisiana	Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns	Grass	1976
Ralph Korte Stadium	4,000	Edwardsville	Illinois	SIUE Cougars	FieldTurf	1966 (Cougar Field) 1993
Ram Stadium	5,000	Shepherdstown	West Virginia	Shepherd Rams	Grass
Raymond James Stadium	66,231	Tampa	Florida	Some USA matches Formerly Tampa Bay Mutiny	Grass	1998
Sports Illustrated Stadium	25,189	Harrison	New Jersey	New York Red Bulls Gotham FC Various International Matches	Grass	2010		[94]
Reinhart Field	1,500	New York City	New York	Maritime College Privateers	FieldTurf
Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field	40,000	East Hartford	Connecticut	Various International Matches Formerly Hartford Athletic Toronto FC (2020 only)	Grass	2003		[95]
Rhodes Stadium	11,250	Elon	North Carolina	Elon Phoenix	Grass
FIU Stadiuim	20,000	Miami	Florida	Miami FC	FieldTurf	1995	Primarily used for FIU Football	[96]
Rice-Eccles Stadium	51,444	Salt Lake City	Utah	formerly Real Salt Lake	FieldTurf	1927;1998	Rebuilt on the site of Rice Stadium, the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics
Richardson Stadium	6,000	Davidson	North Carolina	Davidson Wildcats	Grass
Riggs Field	6,500	Clemson	South Carolina	Clemson Tigers	Grass
Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium	17,000	New York City	New York	Columbia Lions	FieldTurf	1984
Rochester Community Sports Complex Stadium	13,768	Rochester	New York	Rochester Rhinos & Western New York Flash	FieldTurf	2006	Formerly PAETEC Park, Marina Auto Stadium, Rochester Rhinos Stadium and Sahlen's Stadium
Rocky Mount Athletic Complex	5,000	Rocky Mount	North Carolina	North Carolina Wesleyan Bishops	Grass
Rocky Stadium	15,000	Rock Island	Illinois	Rock Island High School	Grass		Also used for football and track
William Rolland Stadium	2,000	Thousand Oaks	California	California Lutheran Kingsmen	Grass	2011	Also used for football and track
Rose Bowl	94,542	Pasadena	California	1994 FIFA World Cup 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup UCLA Bruins Various international matches	Grass	1922	U.S. National Register of Historic Places site and a U.S. National Historic Landmark
SHI Stadium	52,454	Piscataway	New Jersey	Occasional NCAA tournament matches, 1995 U.S. Cup	FieldTurf	1994
Sand Creek Stadium	3,500	Colorado Springs	Colorado	Formerly Colorado Springs Switchbacks	Grass	1985, 2015
Sanford Stadium	92,746	Athens	Georgia	1996 Summer Olympics men & women's finals	Grass	1929	Located on the campus of the University of Georgia
Schoenbaum Stadium	6,000	Charleston	West Virginia	West Virginia Alliance Local Teams	FieldTurf	2000		[97]
Setzler Field	4,000	Newberry	South Carolina	Newberry Indians	Grass
SeatGeek Stadium	20,000	Bridgeview	Illinois	Formerly Chicago Fire S.C. Chicago Red Stars	Grass	2006	Formerly Toyota Park
Segra Field	5,000	Leesburg	Virginia	Loudoun United Washington Spirit	Grass	2019		[98][99]
Seminole Soccer Complex	2,000	Tallahassee	Florida	Florida State Seminoles	Grass	1999
Shawnee Mission District Stadium	6,150	Overland Park	Kansas	Formerly FC Kansas City	Turf	2005	Site of the first NWSL Game
Shea Stadium	3,800	Peoria	Illinois	Bradley Braves Peoria City	Grass	1970	Built as a baseball stadium, converted into a soccer stadium in 2002.	[100][101]
Shell Energy Stadium	22,000	Houston	Texas	Houston Dynamo Houston Dash	Grass	2012		[102]
Shuford Stadium	4,500	Salisbury	North Carolina	Catawba College Indians	Grass
Simplot Stadium	4,001	Caldwell	Idaho	Local teams	Grass
Skidelsky Field at City Park Stadium	1,845	New Rochelle	New York	Westchester Flames
Snapdragon Stadium	35,000	San Diego	California	San Diego FC, San Diego Wave FC
Soldier Field	61,500	Chicago	Illinois	1994 FIFA World Cup, Chicago Fire FC	Grass	1924	Renovated in 2003	[103][104]
Southeastern Soccer Complex	1,000	Hammond	Louisiana	Southeastern Louisiana Lady Lions	Grass	2002
Southwest University Park	7,500	El Paso	Texas	El Paso Locomotive FC	Grass	2014	Primarily used for baseball	[105]
Spartan Stadium	5,000	Lima	Ohio	Lima High School Spartans	Artificial	1936	Also used for football and track
Sports Backers Stadium	3,250	Richmond	Virginia	Richmond Kickers Future	Grass
Sportsplex at Matthews	5,000	Matthews	North Carolina	Formerly Charlotte Independence Charlotte Eagles/Lady Eagles Stumptown Athletic	Grass	2017		[106]
Spry Stadium	3,000	Winston-Salem	North Carolina	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Grass
St. Louis Soccer Park	6,200	Fenton	Missouri	Local teams	FieldTurf	1987	Former home of AC St. Louis, Saint Louis Athletica and St. Louis FC
Stambaugh Stadium	20,630	Youngstown	Ohio	Youngstown State Penguins	SprinTurf
Stanford Stadium	50,000	Stanford	California	San Jose Earthquakes premier matches, 1994 FIFA World Cup, 1984 Summer Olympics (capacity then was 85,500)	Grass	1921;2006	Rebuilt in 2006 on the site of the former stadium
Starfire Sports Complex	2,500	Tukwila	Washington	Seattle Sounders FC 2 Seattle Reign FC FK Pacific & Hibernian & Caledonian	FieldTurf	2005	Former home of the Seattle Sounders of the USL-1
Stevens Stadium	7,000	Santa Clara	California	Santa Clara Broncos, San Jose Earthquakes	Grass	1962	Renovated in 2008, formerly a baseball stadium named Buck Shaw Stadium
Stone Stadium	6,000	Columbia	South Carolina	South Carolina Gamecocks	Grass
Strawberry Stadium	7,408	Hammond	Louisiana	Southeastern Louisiana Lions
Student Activity Center	8,500	Laredo	Texas	Alexander Bulldogs, LBJ Wolves, United Longhorns, United South Panthers	FieldTurf
Subaru Park	18,500	Chester	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia Union	Grass	2010		[107]
SU Soccer Stadium	1,500	Syracuse	New York	Syracuse Orange	Grass	1996
Superior Dome	8,000	Marquette	Michigan	Northern Michigan Wildcats	FieldTurf	1991	Largest wooden some in the United States
Switchbacks Training Stadium	5,000	Colorado Springs	Colorado	Formerly Colorado Springs Switchbacks	Grass	1985	Renovated in 2015	[108]
Tad Gormley Stadium	26,500	New Orleans	Louisiana	Local teams	GameDay Grass	1937	Former home for USL A-League matches of the New Orleans Riverboat Gamblers
Taft Stadium	7,500	Oklahoma City	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City Energy FC Oklahoma City Public Schools	Grass	1934	Renovated in 1999 and 2015	[109]
TD Bank Ballpark	6,100	Bridgewater Township	New Jersey
Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex	4,000	Laredo	Texas	Laredo Heat Texas A&M International University Dustdevils	Grass
Titan Stadium	10,000	Fullerton	California	Cal State Fullerton Titans	Grass	1992
Torero Stadium	6,000	San Diego	California	San Diego Toreros	Grass	1961	Also used for football and rugby	[110][111]
Toyota Field	8,500	San Antonio	Texas	San Antonio FC	Grass	2012	Former home of San Antonio Scorpions	[112]
Toyota Stadium	21,193	Frisco	Texas	FC Dallas	Grass	2005		[113]
TQL Stadium	26,000	Cincinnati	Ohio	FC Cincinnati	Grass	2021		[114]
Tropical Park Stadium	7,000	Miami	Florida	Miami Dade FC FC Miami City Local Teams	Grass	1979		[115]
Turner Soccer Complex	1,750	Athens	Georgia	Georgia Bulldogs	Grass
U-M Soccer Complex	2,200	Ann Arbor	Michigan	University of Michigan Wolverines	Grass	2010
UC Riverside Soccer Stadium	1,000	Riverside	California	UC Riverside Highlanders	Tiger Turf	2007
UCF Soccer Complex	2,000	Orlando	Florida	UCF Knights	Grass
Uihlein Soccer Park	7,000	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	Milwaukee Kickers	Grass
UMBC Stadium	4,500	Catonsville	Maryland	UMBC Retrievers & Crystal Palace Baltimore	Deso-Turf
UNCG Soccer Stadium	3,540	Greensboro	North Carolina	UNC Greensboro Spartans	Grass
State Farm Stadium	63,400	Glendale	Arizona	Some USA & Mexico matches	Grass	2006	Retractable roof stadium	[116]
University of Richmond Stadium	22,000	Richmond	Virginia	Richmond Kickers	Grass	1929	Was the site of the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship from 1995 to 1998
University Stadium	38,643	Albuquerque	New Mexico	Some USA matches	Grass	1960
Ventura College Sportsplex	3,000	Ventura	California	Ventura County Fusion Ventura Pirates	Artificial Turf	2009		[117]
Vert Stadium	1,100	High Point	North Carolina	High Point Panthers	FieldTurf	2007	Also used for lacrosse	[118][119]
Virginia Beach Sportsplex	6,000	Virginia Beach	Virginia	Virginia Beach United FC Local Teams	Artificial Turf	1999		[120]
Virginia Revolution Sportsplex	1,500	Leesburg	Virginia	Northern Virginia FC	FieldTurf	2014	Hosted 2022 US Open Cup second round match	[121]
Waipi‘o Peninsula Soccer Stadium	4,500	Waipio	Hawaii	Hawaiʻi Rainbow Wahine	Grass
WakeMed Soccer Park	10,000	Cary	North Carolina	North Carolina Courage North Carolina FC North Carolina FC U23	Grass	2002		[122]
War Memorial Stadium	23,000	Wailuku	Hawaii	Local matches	Grass	1969
Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium	17,000	Hadley	Massachusetts	1987 NCAA women's soccer championship	Grass
Waukee Stadium	6,200	Waukee	Iowa	Formerly Des Moines Menace High School Soccer	Grass
Weidner Field	8,000	Colorado Springs	Colorado	Colorado Springs Switchbacks	Grass	2021		[108][123]
Werner Park	9,023	Papillion	Nebraska	Union Omaha	Grass	2011	Primarily used for baseball	[124]
Westside Athletic Complex	2,500	Danbury	Connecticut	West Conn Colonials AC Connecticut	SprintTurf	2003	Also used for football, lacrosse, and field hockey	[125][126]
Whataburger Field	7,679	Corpus Christi	Texas
Wheeling Island Stadium	12,220	Wheeling	West Virginia	High school soccer	Grass
Wild Horse Pass	10,000	Chandler	Arizona	Formerly Phoenix Rising FC	Grass	2021
WRAL Soccer Center	3,200	Raleigh	North Carolina	Local teams	Grass
Yankee Stadium	54,251	New York City	New York	New York City FC Some international matches	Grass	2009	Primarily used for baseball	[127]
Zions Bank Stadium	5,000	Herriman	Utah	Real Monarchs	Artificial Turf	2018	Host of the 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup	[128][129]

See also

• List of Major League Soccer stadiums
• List of NASL stadiums
• List of U.S. stadiums by capacity
• List of soccer specific stadiums
• List of association football stadiums by capacity
• List of association football stadiums by country
• List of sports venues by capacity
• Lists of stadiums
• Soccer in the United States

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