Leagues Cup: Phase One - San Diego FC vs. Club Tijuana San Diego tickets
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Leagues Cup: Phase One - San Diego FC vs. Club Tijuana Snapdragon Stadium August 09th, 2026
Parking & Directions for Phase One Snapdragon Stadium
9449 Friars Road, San Diego, CA
92108, US
1. Tailgate Park - 0.5 miles - $20
2. Mission Valley Mall - 0.8 miles - $15
3. Qualcomm Stadium Lot - 0.3 miles - $25
4. San Diego River Park - 1 mile - $10
5. Street Parking - Varies - Free to $10
Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego is truly a game-changer for the local sports scene, boasting a capacity of around 35,000 fans that makes it perfect for big college games and concerts alike. Opened in 2026, it’s a sleek upgrade from the old SDCCU Stadium which had been a San Diego staple since 1967. The first big spotlight was on the SDSU Aztecs taking on Arizona last september, and it was clear this place is built for energy and memorable moments. But it’s not just about football; Snapdragon hosts community events, educational programs, and health initiatives, really making it a hub for the city beyond just sports. For those wanting a little luxury, the Club Level offers a VIP experience with plush seating and exclusive access, while the Ground Level puts you right next to the action, trust me, nothing beats feeling that close to the field. Getting there from the air travel hub is pretty straightforward, just hop on the freeway east, follow the signs to the sports complex, and then head south on the main road until you spot the entrance. Visiting Phase One San Diego for concerts here means catching some incredible live acts in a venue that’s as vibrant as the city itself, definitely a spot that’s earned its place on the San Diego concert map.