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About Paladin Stadium Parking Lots
Welcome to your go-to guide for Paladin Stadium, the on-campus multi-use venue at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. With a capacity around 16,000, Paladin Stadium hosts Furman Paladins football, lacrosse, graduations, and select events. This page covers parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and dining options so you can secure your seats with confidence and navigate game day like a pro.
We’ve got you covered with parking guidance, an easy transit plan, and hotel recommendations near Furman. Whether you’re tailgating near Duncan Chapel Road or catching a game under the lights, you’ll find practical, straightforward information to help you plan a smooth Paladin Stadium experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 16,000-seat Paladin Stadium (some Furman materials note variations after seating changes).
- Location/Address: 1300 Duncan Chapel Road, Greenville, SC 29613.
- Venue type: on-campus multi-use football stadium (also used for lacrosse, graduations, concerts; home to Furman Paladins).
- Seating chart: an interactive seating chart is available (e.g., SimpleSeats) for Paladin Stadium.
- Parking: on-site surface lots around Paladin Stadium; typical game-day parking fees (e.g., $10) and specific lot access rules; gates include Duncan Chapel Gate and gate entries via Duncan Chapel Road for certain lots.
- Transit: Greenlink public transit service is limited on weekends; many fans use bikes via the Swamp Rabbit Trail; shuttle options exist for certain accessibility needs.
- Nearby hotels: Furman provides hotel booking options and occasionally special rates for Furman visitors.
- Notable events hosted: Furman Paladins football; lacrosse; graduations; concerts; in 2023, Paladin Stadium hosted Greenville Triumph (USL1) and Greenville Liberty (USLW).
- Renamed/demolished: Paladin Stadium remains named Paladin Stadium and has not been demolished.