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About University at Buffalo Stadium

Welcome to University at Buffalo Stadium, the on-campus multi-use stadium on UB North Campus in Amherst, NY. Home to the Buffalo Bulls for football, soccer, and track & field, the venue has a storied history including hosting prominent events like the closing ceremonies of the 1993 World University Games. With a current seating capacity of 25,013 (since 2017 after the end-zone demolition), UB Stadium remains a key sports and events venue in Western New York. Below you’ll find practical details to help you secure your seats, navigate parking and transit, and locate convenient nearby hotels and dining options.

Whether you’re planning a game day, a track meet, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with clear information on seating, parking, and getting there. For fans visiting UB Stadium, consider staying in nearby Amherst hotels and enjoying local dining before or after events.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 25,013 (2017–present) after 2017 end-zone demolition; previously 29,013 (1999–2017) and 15,000 (1993–1999).
  • Address/location: Webster Road, Amherst, NY on the University at Buffalo North Campus.
  • Venue type: on-campus multi-use stadium for football, soccer, and track & field; home of the Buffalo Bulls.
  • Seating chart: UB Stadium Seating Diagram published by UB Athletics.
  • Parking: free public parking on game days in campus lots; accessible parking in Stadium, Alumni A, and Slee lots; new game-day traffic pattern implemented for UB events.
  • Transit: UB Stampede shuttle service and campus buses; accessible shuttle for fans needing assistance; paratransit options available.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple options across the street from the North Campus (e.g., Fairfield Inn & Suites Buffalo Amherst University, Staybridge Suites Amherst, Comfort Inn University) with others like DoubleTree by Hilton Buffalo – Amherst nearby.
  • Notable events hosted: athletics and closing ceremonies of the 1993 World University Games; 1995 World Masters Athletics Championships; opening ceremonies of the 2010 Empire State Games.
  • Renamed/demolished: the venue is still UB Stadium; in 2017 the northern endzone bleachers were demolished to make way for a new field house, reducing capacity.