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Welcome to Dorrance Field, the on-campus stadium at the University of North Carolina serving as the home for Tar Heel men’s and women’s soccer as well as lacrosse. Opened in 2019 on the footprint of Fetzer Field, Dorrance Field seats 4,200 spectators in chair-back seating. Named in honor of Anson Dorrance, this venue combines intimate sightlines with student-athlete excellence and a rich local atmosphere in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Whether you’re catching a UNC game, following NCAA tournament action, or attending a lacrosse showdown, we’ve got you covered for tickets, access, and nearby amenities. Read on for seating details, parking and transit options, and recommended places to stay and dine within easy reach of Dorrance Field.
Plan ahead to secure your seats at Dorrance Field. We offer straightforward, reliable ticket options and practical guidance on getting to the game, including on-campus parking, Tar Heel Express park-and-ride, ADA-accessible transit through Chapel Hill Transit, and nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your game-day itinerary. For events like NCAA tournament first-round lacrosse games, tickets and logistics are explained simply so you can focus on the action on the field.
Venue details: Dorrance Field is located at 309 Stadium Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Capacity is 4,200 seated (chair-back). The venue opened March 2, 2019, with the field named in honor of Anson Dorrance, dedicated September 29, 2019. Plan your visit around UNC soccer, lacrosse, and NCAA events in Chapel Hill, a vibrant college town just outside of Raleigh-Durham.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and address: 309 Stadium Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
- Capacity: 4,200 seated (chair-back) capacity for spectators.
- Venue type: on-campus stadium serving UNC men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse.
- Opening and naming: opened March 2, 2019; field named in honor of Anson Dorrance with dedication on September 29, 2019.
- Site history: built on the footprint of Fetzer Field; Fetzer Field demolished in 2017 to make way for Dorrance Field.
- Parking and transit: Tar Heel Express park-and-ride service and campus parking options; THX passes around $5; ADA-accessible transit options via Chapel Hill Transit.
- Nearby hotels: The Carolina Inn (211 Pittsboro St), The Siena Hotel (1505 East Franklin St), Graduate Chapel Hill (Graduate by Hilton Chapel Hill, 311 W Franklin St).
- Notable events hosted: home games for UNC soccer and lacrosse; hosted NCAA tournament events such as a 2025 NCAA Men’s Lacrosse first-round game (UNC vs. Richmond) at Dorrance Field.