Snapdragon Stadium, Modern stadium in Mission Valley, San Diego, US.
Snapdragon Stadium is an American football and soccer venue in Mission Valley with 35,000 seats and a natural grass field of Latitude 36 Bermuda variety. The seating bowl is divided into multiple tiers, including premium areas with added amenities for season ticket holders.
The facility opened in August 2022 and replaced the former Aztec Stadium of San Diego State University on the same site. The construction project cost 310 million US dollars and represented the first major sports facility built after the departure of several professional teams from San Diego.
The stadium bears the trademarked name of a San Diego-based technology company, reflecting the city's close ties between sports and the local tech industry. Visitors regularly experience home games for three professional teams here, bringing together diverse fan communities from across the region.
The Stadium station on the Green Line of the San Diego Trolley is located right at the entrance, making public transit a convenient option. Parking areas are available nearby, and arriving early on game days helps avoid delays.
The facility has special grow lights that support grass growth during less sunny months, helping maintain consistent playing conditions year-round. A rotating system of multiple playing surfaces allows the turf to rest and recover between competitions.
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