Santa Ana Stadium

Santa Ana Stadium is a multi-purpose venue in downtown Santa Ana designed to hold around 9,000 people for various sporting events. The facility accommodates American football and soccer matches, with a primary seating section that holds about 5,000 spectators.

The stadium opened in 1963 and was named in honor of Eddie West, a sports journalist who worked for the Orange County Register. Over the decades, it has become an important venue for regional sporting events and local competitions.

The stadium serves as a home field for local high school sports, where young athletes compete in front of their community. It remains a gathering place where families and neighbors come together to watch the next generation of players.

The venue is located along North Flower Street in downtown Santa Ana and is easily accessible by buses from the Orange County Transit Authority. Before visiting, check the schedule of upcoming events to make sure there is something happening on the day you plan to go.

In 1989, the venue hosted an international soccer match between Club America from Mexico and FC Bayern Munich that drew around 11,500 fans. This event showed that the facility could attract major sporting matchups beyond high school games.

GPS coordinates: 33.75060,-117.87750

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:57