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Multi-Purpose Stadium in Saskatoon | Seating, Pa

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About Griffiths Stadium

Griffiths Stadium is a multi-purpose venue on the University of Saskatchewan campus, nestled within Nutrien Park. With a capacity of 5,743 permanent seats for football and related events, the stadium hosts college football, soccer, track and field, and special events. Whether you’re attending a Vanier Cup game, a Canada West/CIS matchup, or a local high school playoff, you’ll find a straightforward, dependable ticketing experience with us. We’ve got you covered with seating options, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining recommendations to help you plan your trip to Saskatoon.

Griffiths Stadium is on University of Saskatchewan land and sits at 48 Stadium Crescent in Saskatoon, SK. The surrounding area, including the PotashCorp Park site, has been renamed Nutrien Park, reflecting ongoing updates to the campus landscape. For fans and visitors, we’ll guide you to the best nearby hotels, quick transit routes, and simple parking options so you can focus on the game. Secure your seats early through our trusted partner network to ensure a smooth route to cheering on your team.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Griffiths Stadium sits on the University of Saskatchewan campus in Saskatoon, within Nutrien Park; commonly listed address is 48 Stadium Crescent, Saskatoon SK S7N 1M3 (Canada).
  • Capacity: 5,743 permanent seats for football and related events.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose stadium used for football, soccer, and track and field.
  • Seating chart: Public seating maps aren’t widely published; known features include east-side premium seating added in 2011 and general bleacher seating across east and west stands.
  • Parking: Stadium Parkade; free on game days.
  • Transit: Served by Saskatoon Transit with route maps and on-demand transit options; Downtown bus terminal is a local hub for connections.
  • Nearby hotels: Staybridge Suites Saskatoon – University (on campus), Inn on College (near campus), Delta Hotels Saskatoon Downtown (downtown) – all suitable for fans attending events.
  • Notable events: Hosted the 2006 Vanier Cup (sellout with temporary seating), Canada West/CIS events, Canadian Junior Football Championships, Saskatchewan Roughrider training camp, high school playoffs, and Football Canada Cup.
  • Renaming/demolition: The stadium itself has not been demolished or renamed; surrounding PotashCorp Park was renamed Nutrien Park.