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Welcome to the venue page for Across From Broad St. Train Station next to Riverfront Stadium in Newark, NJ. This outdoor baseball-appropriate setting is steeped in local sports history, with connections to the Newark Bears and college programs that called the grounds home. Though the stadium was demolished in 2019 and redeveloped into CitiSquare Newark through 2022 and beyond, the area remains a focal point of transportation access, seating capacity, and nearby hospitality. We’ve got you covered with practical details to plan your visit, including seating layouts, parking options, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining options.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 6,200 seats.
- Address: 450 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07102.
- Venue type: outdoor baseball stadium; home to Newark Bears (Atlantic/Can-Am) 1999–2013; used by Rutgers–Newark and NJIT for college baseball afterward.
- Transit: across from NJ Transit Broad Street Station; served by Newark Light Rail Riverfront Stadium station nearby.
- Parking: adjacent parking deck and surrounding garages; multiple nearby options known from era and current redevelopment context.
- Seating/chart: baseball configuration with 6,200 seats; field dimensions ~302 ft (LF) / 394 ft (CF) / 320 ft (RF).
- Demolished: August 2019. Redevelopment renamed CitiSquare Newark in 2022; ongoing project status.
- Notable events: Newark Bears games (1999–2013); NJIT Highlanders baseball; Rutgers–Newark Scarlet Raiders baseball.