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About Nickerson Field

Nickerson Field is a historic outdoor multi-purpose stadium on the Boston University campus, located at 285 Babcock Street in Boston, MA 02215. With a total seating capacity of 9,871, the venue features 3,546 chair-back seats and 6,325 bleacher seats. It serves as the home field for BU Terrier men’s and women’s soccer, as well as lacrosse, and is also a favored site for BU commencements and various events. The field carries a rich legacy, hosting baseball-era milestones and notable sports moments, while continuing to support contemporary college athletics and community events.

Whether you’re planning to cheer on BU teams or attend a campus-led ceremony, secure your seats at Nickerson Field with confidence. We provide reliable, straightforward ticket access and local guidance on parking, transit, and nearby accommodations. For travelers, the surrounding area offers a range of hotels and dining options to fit a relaxed, convenient stay near campus.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: 285 Babcock Street, Boston, MA 02215.
  • Capacity and seating: 9,871 total seats, with 3,546 chair-back seats and 6,325 bleacher seats.
  • Current use: outdoor multi-purpose BU stadium, home to Terrier men's and women's soccer and lacrosse programs; also hosts BU commencement and other events.
  • Transit and parking: adjacent to MBTA Green Line B branch (Babcock Street station); on-site parking is limited; metered street parking available nearby.
  • Notable events hosted: home to Braves Field era events (World Series 1915-1916), Babe Ruth's last pro contract; later hosted USFL's Boston Breakers (1983) and NCAA tournaments (2006-2008-2014); BU commencements.
  • Renaming/renovations: renamed Nickerson Field in 1963; renovations around 2009 added a track and updated turf; no demolition of the field.