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About Jordan Field - MA

Jordan Field, located at 65 North Harvard Street in Boston’s Allston-Brighton neighborhood, is a versatile stadium trusted by Harvard University for men’s and women’s soccer and lacrosse. Opened in 2010 as Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium and renamed Jordan Field in 2015, this venue has hosted notable events from early Harvard home games to the 2013 US Open Cup and the Boston Breakers from 2015–2017. With a capacity of up to 3,000 seats (including 1,000 permanent bleachers), Jordan Field offers an intimate, energetic environment for fans and families. Here’s everything you need to plan your visit, from seating and access to nearby hotels and dining options.

Transportation to Jordan Field is straightforward via public transit and local roads. The MBTA Red Line serves nearby Harvard Square, and Soldiers Field Complex is about a 10-minute walk from Harvard Square, making it easy to reach without the hassle of driving. While there isn’t a dedicated on-site parking lot listed, public parking around Harvard facilities is noted in mobility resources (including Gate 14 in some cases). For those driving, plan ahead and consider nearby street parking options or hotel parking packages. If you’re visiting Boston for a game or event, we’ve got you covered with trusted hotel and dining recommendations near Jordan Field to complete your trip.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 65 North Harvard Street, Boston, MA 02163 (Allston-Brighton).
  • Venue type: multi-use stadium for Harvard men's/women's soccer and lacrosse; also hosted the Boston Breakers (NWSL) 2015–2017.
  • Capacity: up to 3,000 seats (1,000 permanent bleachers) per the 2024 Jordan Field facility rentals page.
  • Name history: opened as Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium in 2010 and renamed Jordan Field in 2015.
  • Notable events: inaugural Harvard games in 2010 (women vs Long Island 2-2; men vs Stanford 2-1 before 3,221 fans); 2013 US Open Cup game featuring New England Revolution; Boston Breakers’ residence 2015–2017.
  • Transit: MBTA Red Line serves nearby Harvard Square; Soldiers Field Complex is about a 10-minute walk from Harvard Square.
  • Parking: no dedicated on-site parking listed; public parking for Harvard facilities has been noted (Gate 14) in some Harvard mobility resources.
  • Nearby hotels: Studio Allston Hotel (1234 Soldiers Field Rd), Hotel Commonwealth (500 Commonwealth Ave), The Charles Hotel (Harvard Square, Cambridge).