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About America First Field

America First Field is a soccer-specific stadium in Sandy, Utah, home to Real Salt Lake (MLS) and Utah Royals (NWSL). With a seating capacity of 20,213 for soccer and larger configurations for concerts, it’s a key venue for MLS, international matches, and major concerts in the region. The venue sits at 9256 South State Street, Sandy, UT 84070, and has a rich history including hosting the MLS All-Star Game (2009) and multiple CONCACAF Gold Cup matches. Whether you’re catching a league match, a national team appearance, or a big concert, we’ve got you covered with practical buying tips, seating guidance, commute options, and nearby stay-and-dine recommendations to help you secure your seats without the fuss.

For an easy, trustworthy ticket buying experience, we’ll point you to official seating maps, parking guidance, and trusted nearby hotels and restaurants. America First Field continues to be a staple venue in the Salt Lake City area, offering strong accessibility via TRAX light rail and multiple parking lots. If your plans include an overnight stay, check our affiliate partner recommendations for convenient, comfortable options within minutes of the stadium. Remember to arrive early on event day, follow signage for parking zones, and verify current transit routes closer to your event date.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 20,213 seats for soccer (concert capacity >25,000).
  • Address: 9256 South State Street, Sandy, UT 84070.
  • Venue type: Soccer-specific stadium; home to Real Salt Lake (MLS) and Utah Royals (NWSL).
  • Seating map: Official seating charts/maps available (stadium maps and seating sections).
  • Parking: Multiple lots with designated street parking; some areas require permits; check event-day signage.
  • Transit: TRAX light rail access via nearby Sandy Expo Station; Red Line (per official guidance) and/or Blue Line references exist in sources.
  • Nearby hotels: Brands such as Sonesta with properties near the arena; more options in Sandy/Alpine areas.
  • Notable events: Hosted MLS All-Star Game (2009), CONCACAF Gold Cup games (2013), U.S. national team matches and World Cup qualifiers, plus major concerts.
  • Renamed/demolished: Formerly Rio Tinto Stadium; renamed America First Field after naming-rights deal with America First Credit Union; no demolition.