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About McAllen Veterans Memorial Stadium
McAllen Veterans Memorial Stadium, now known as DQ Fan Field at Memorial Stadium since 2018, is a versatile civic venue in McAllen, Texas. With a capacity of 13,500, the stadium surrounds a standard running track and offers seating around the field. It has a rich history hosting notable events such as the Palm Bowl (NAIA National Championship) in the late 1970s and NCAA Division II Championship games in the early 1980s, and it remains a centerpiece for the annual McAllen Holiday Parade. While public seating charts aren’t published, you can expect traditional stadium seating around the track with ample viewing for football, marching bands, and large community events.
Whether you’re attending a high school football game, a charity showcase, or a parade, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing and practical event details. Secure your seats through our trusted network and plan your visit with nearby lodging and dining options in mind.
Location matters, especially in McAllen. The venue sits at 2001 North Bicentennial Boulevard, McAllen, TX 78501. For a smooth arrival, check parking availability on event days and consider public transit options when available. Nearby hotels and restaurants can enhance your stay, and our recommended partners help you find comfortable, convenient options without the guesswork. If an event date has been updated or rescheduled, we’ll clearly note it as RESCHEDULED from the original date. For multi-day events, each date is treated independently to keep planning simple.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 13,500
- Address: 2001 North Bicentennial Boulevard, McAllen, TX 78501
- Venue type: High school football stadium / multi-use civic venue
- Renamed to DQ Fan Field at Memorial Stadium in 2018 (formerly McAllen Veterans Memorial Stadium)
- Notable events: Palm Bowl (NAIA National Championship) in 1978-1979 and NCAA Division II Championship games in 1981-1985; McAllen Holiday Parade held there annually
- Public seating chart is not publicly published; the venue surrounds a track and uses standard stadium seating