Snapdragon Stadium is an outdoor multipurpose stadium in San Diego, California. It is a large multipurpose Stadium with a capacity of 35,000 visitors, expandable to 55,000. Snapdragon Stadium seating chart helps in locating the seats in this large stadium. Snapdragon Stadium regularly hosts soccer, football, rugby, lacrosse, Motorsports, and more. It regularly hosts large concerts and similar events.
Construction of a multipurpose stadium on the San Diego State University campus began in 2020, and it opened in 2022. Aztec Stadium was the proposed name during planning and construction; however, it opened as Snapdragon Stadium after the naming-rights agreement. It is owned and operated by San Diego State University. It is popularly known as San Diego State University Stadium. Snapdragon Stadium is the home ground of the San Diego State Aztecs football team, competing in the NCAA. The San Diego Wave women’s football club has also used Snapdragon Stadium since 2022.
San Diego Football Club competes in major league soccer and has used Snapdragon Stadium as its home ground since 2025. It also hosts the NCAA Holiday Bowl. It has hosted many notable events, including soccer, football, lacrosse, etc. Soccer games of the 2028 Summer Olympics are scheduled at Snapdragon Stadium. This stadium has also been selected to host the 2031 and 2033 Rugby World Cups. San Diego has multiple Sporting venues such as Petco Park and Pechanga Arena. Petco Park is the home ground of the San Diego Padres MLB team, and Pechanga Arena is a large indoor sports venue.
Snapdragon Stadium Quick Facts
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Stadium | Snapdragon Stadium |
| Location | Mission Valley, San Diego, California |
| Address | 2101 Stadium Way, San Diego, CA 92108 |
| Venue type | Outdoor, multi-purpose stadium |
| Main tenant | San Diego State Aztecs football |
| Other sporting tenants | San Diego Wave FC and San Diego Legion, subject to current season arrangements |
| Seating layout | 100-level lower bowl, club/premium areas and 300-level upper seating |
| Main public entrances | Northwest, Northeast, East, Southeast and West Premium Lobby |
| Bag policy | Clear bags only, with limited-size clutch exception |
| Public transport | San Diego MTS Trolley Green Line, Stadium station |
Snapdragon Stadium Seating Chart
It is a large venue with 35000 seats for football and soccer games. The stadium seats are spread across multiple sections on multiple levels. The Snapdragon Stadium seating chart shows the general seating area, premium sections, amenities, clubs, bar, etc. It helps in locating the seats inside the stadium and also helps in choosing the best sections before booking Snapdragon Stadium tickets.

It regularly hosts football and soccer games in San Diego. Large concerts and high-voltage events are also hosted at Snapdragon Stadium. Multiple sections are reserved for the visitors having mobility issues. The location of wheelchair sections is shown on the map. ADA seats are mostly available by reservation. These are limited in number at Snapdragon Stadium; therefore, prebooking is highly recommended.

Some accessible seats are available in premium sections, and early booking is highly recommended through official channels.
Snapdragon Stadium Concert Seat Layout
The concerts are hosted at Snapdragon Stadium in an end-stage and center-stage layout. The field is used to set up the temporary performance stage, along with field arrangements to accommodate the additional crowd. The seating arrangement chart shows the stage location, temporary sections, and fixed areas.

The sections behind the performance stage are generally unusable due to limited views. The location of all the entry gates are also indicated on the map.

All areas of Snapdragon Stadium are available for booking under the center-stage layout. It can accommodate the maximum number of guests inside the San Diego State University Stadium after the central stage installation.
Snapdragon Stadium Best Sections
The color-coded map shows the location of all the sections of Snapdragon Stadium to choose the best areas. The seats in green are in the club and are among the best areas to enjoy football and soccer. Similarly, the sections in blue, especially around the Halfway line, offer a good view. The seats in white in the 100 and 200 levels fall under the general category. Sections 205-209 in the 2011 offer an elevated view of the field. These are among the most in-demand areas in the budget category.

Some general category sections are available at the 300 level, and it is best to choose seats around the Halfway line for a good view in budget seating. The color-coded map shows all premium seating sections with their numbers. The premium sections at Snapdragon Stadium are among the most expensive, offering luxury services, good views, and extra comfort.
| Seating Type | Best For | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best Overall Seats | Football and rugby views | Lower-bowl sideline seats around midfield offer a balanced view of the full field | Usually cost more than end-zone seats |
| Best Budget Seats | Value for money | Upper-level seats can provide a broad view of the field at a lower price | Players and action appear farther away |
| Premium & VIP Seating | Luxury & exclusive experience | Club areas, suites and premium seating offer upgraded amenities and hospitality | Higher prices; benefits vary by ticket |
| Seats to Avoid | — | Choose carefully if you want an unobstructed, balanced view | Very high or extreme end-zone seats may make far-side action harder to follow; stage setups can make some seats unsuitable |
Snapdragon Stadium Parking Map
It has huge parking spread across several lots that can accommodate thousands of vehicles. The color-coded map shows the location of all parking lots around the Snapdragon Stadium. The green parking lot has accessible parking for vehicles with valid placards. Pre-booking is recommended for ADA and general parking by clicking this link. The location of parking lot entrances, streets, road closures, rideshare points, etc are depicted on the Snapdragon parking map.

This map is quite useful for finding directions when reaching Snapdragon Stadium. The map also shows the trolley station and trolley line. It is the best option to reach the Snapdragon Stadium via public transport. It is situated just a short walk away.

The green lot has multiple spaces for visitors with accessibility needs. The map shows the route to the accessible parking and other important information.
Bag Policy
Only clear bags and small bags of a specific size are allowed inside Snapdragon Stadium after screening. A storage facility is available during most events after paying a fee. It is advisable to arrive light only with essential and personal items in the permitted bags. Baby bags and medical-need bags are allowed after additional screening at the Snapdragon Stadium entrances.

Snapdragon Stadium Events 2026
| Day & Date | Event | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, October 3, 2026 | San Diego State Aztecs Football — home game | NCAA College Football |
| Saturday, October 17, 2026 | San Diego State Aztecs Football — home game | NCAA College Football |
| Saturday, October 25, 2026 | San Diego Wave FC — home match, 4:00 PM | Professional Women’s Soccer |
| Saturday, October 31, 2026 | San Diego State Aztecs Football — home game | NCAA College Football |
| Saturday, November 14, 2026 | San Diego State Aztecs Football — home game | NCAA College Football |
Snapdragon Stadium Events 2027
| Day & Date | Event | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, January 9 – Sunday, January 24, 2027 | Monster Jam | Monster Truck Show |
| Thursday, May 13, 2027 | Metallica — M72 World Tour ’27, featuring Limp Bizkit and Avatar. Event starts at 6:00 PM. | Concert / Rock |
| To be announced — 2027 season | San Diego State Aztecs Football home games; dates and opponents to be confirmed | NCAA College Football |
| To be announced — 2027 season | San Diego Wave FC home matches; schedule to be confirmed | Professional Women’s Soccer |
| To be announced — 2027 season | San Diego Legion home matches, if scheduled at the stadium | Professional Rugby |
| To be announced — 2027 | Concerts and other special events, once officially announced | Concerts / Special Events |
