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About State Farm Stadium

State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, is a premier multi‑purpose venue known for its retractable roof and retractable natural grass field. With a fixed seating capacity of 63,400 and expandable seating to 73,000+ for mega‑events, this venue hosts top college football, NFL games, and major championships. Official seating includes 100‑level sections 101–144 and ADA seating, with a clear seating chart available on the venue’s site. We’ll help you navigate seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options so you can secure your seats with ease.

Proximity to the Westgate Entertainment District means abundant lodging and dining options just steps away from the stadium. Whether you’re attending a Fiesta Bowl, a Super Bowl, or a College Football Playoff game, State Farm Stadium offers a reliable, straightforward experience. Rely on our recommendations to plan your visit, secure your tickets, and make the most of your Arizona trip.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale, AZ 85305.
  • Venue type: Multi‑purpose stadium with retractable roof and retractable natural grass playing field.
  • Capacity: 63,400 fixed seats; expandable to about 73,000+ for mega-events.
  • Seating chart: Official seating chart available at State Farm Stadium’s site (100-level sections 101–144; ADA seating).
  • Parking: Approximately 20,685 on-site parking spaces; multiple lots with blue (general) and red (preferred) parking; cashless venue.
  • Transit: Not directly served by Phoenix Light Rail; reachable via Valley Metro bus routes and Glendale transit options; rideshare drop‑off at the Black Lot.
  • Nearby hotels: Thousands of hotel rooms in the nearby Westgate Entertainment District.
  • Notable events hosted: Fiesta Bowl; Super Bowls (2008, 2015, 2023); College Football Playoff National Championship (2016); NCAA Final Four (2017, 2024).
  • Renaming: Formerly Cardinals Stadium (2006) and University of Phoenix Stadium (2006–2018); renamed State Farm Stadium in 2018.