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About Wagner Stadium
Wagner Stadium, officially on the Wagner College campus in Staten Island, is a multi-purpose venue hosting football, women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse, and track. Opened in 1967 as Fischer Memorial Field, it was renamed Hameline Field in 2012 to honor longtime coach Walt Hameline. With a capacity of 3,700, the stadium blends bleacher seating along the field length with about 400 premium chairback seats at midfield. This page covers seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your seats with ease.
Whether you’re catching a game, a championship event, or a campus meet, Wagner Stadium offers a straightforward experience for fans. We’ve got you covered with practical details on how to arrive, where to park, and where to stay nearby. For schedules and tickets, rely on official event listings and our trusted partner recommendations to keep things simple and stress-free.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 3,700 (Hameline Field) with bleacher seating and about 400 premium chairback seats at midfield.
- Address/GPS: Wagner College Stadium GPS Address: 631 Howard Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301.
- Venue type: A multi-purpose college stadium on the Wagner College campus, hosting football, women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse, and track.
- Seating summary: Primarily bleachers along the length of the field; 400 premium chairback seats at midfield; seating configured for home and NEС events with Green/White ticket packages.
- Parking: Free parking with season ticket packages; free general parking included with certain options.
- Transit/directions: Official directions provide detailed driving routes; no public transit specifics listed on the official pages.
- Nearby hotels: Hilton Garden Inn Staten Island (1100 South Ave) and Hampton Inn & Suites Staten Island (1120 South Ave).
- Notable events: Has hosted four NCAA playoff games (1982, 1987, 1988, 2012).
- Renaming/history: Opened in 1967 as Fischer Memorial Field; renamed Hameline Field in 2012 in honor of Walt Hameline.