University at Buffalo Stadium

University at Buffalo Stadium is a sports venue on the north campus with seating for 31,000 people and an eight-lane track surrounding the football field. Double-decked grandstands run the full length of the playing area.

The facility opened on September 4, 1993, with a football game between the Buffalo Bulls and the Maine Black Bears during the World University Games. It has since become a central venue for university athletics.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where students and local fans come together during football season to support the Bulls. These events create a sense of community connection that extends beyond the campus itself.

The venue has concession stands and multiple restroom facilities, with dedicated walkways connecting it to campus buildings and shuttle bus services available. Plan to arrive early on game days if you prefer convenient parking.

The facility was designed by Populous, a renowned architecture firm known for creating major sports venues worldwide. This connection to high-profile design makes it noteworthy beyond just the games it hosts.

Location: Amherst

Inception: September 4, 1993

Architects: Populous

Official opening: September 4, 1993

Capacity: 31000

GPS coordinates: 42.99917,-78.77750

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:06