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5 Best Stadiums in San Diego🥇

Below is a list of the top and leading Stadiums in San Diego. To help you find the best Stadiums located near you in San Diego, our team at Kev’s Best put together our own list based on this rating points list.

San Diego’s Best Stadiums:

The top rated Stadiums in San Diego are:

  • Torero Stadium
  • Carol B. Land Stadium
  • SDCCU Stadium
  • Triton Track and Field Stadium
  • Balboa Stadium

Torero Stadium

Torero Stadium
Torero Stadium. Source: Screenshot from www.usdtoreros.com

Torero Stadium was constructed in 1961 and houses the University of San Diego soccer and football events. It has been renovated twice to appeal to the modern taste of the population and after the beautification process, it now provides a competitive atmosphere set in a relaxing venue. The renovations were carried out to increase the seating capacity of the stadium and add facilities that would encourage the comfort of audiences. Today it can accommodate 6,000 football spectators, has a press box, a world-class sound system, a Daktronics video board, and an enhanced drainage system.

Products/Services:

Press Box Facilities, Pedestrian Walkway, NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship Games

LOCATION:

Address: 5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: (619) 260-7550
Website: www.usdtoreros.com

REVIEWS:

“Great stadium for a sporting event. Not a bad seat in the house. Home to the sorta new MLR Legion rugby team. Fun game to watch! I will definitely go again. Oh… and free parking!” -John Nylander

Carol B. Land Stadium

Carol B. Land Stadium
Carol B. Land Stadium. Source: Screenshot from www.plnusealions.com

Carol B. Land Stadium houses the Point Loma Nazarene University Sea Lions, the athletics division of PLNU competing in the NCAA. It is anchored right on the seaside cliffs of Point Loma delivering a majestic view of the Pacific Ocean. This is the reason why it got the name “the most scenic ballpark” because no other baseball stadium can offer these scenic views and comfortable environments other than Caroll B. Land Stadium. The stadium has been renovated throughout the years producing a new scoreboard, new seating boxes, and a 2,800-foot observation deck.

Products/Services:

2,800-foot Observation Deck, Sports Events

LOCATION:

Address: 3900 Lomaland Dr, San Diego, CA 92106
Phone: (619) 849-2265
Website: www.plnusealions.com/facilities/carroll-b-land-stadium

REVIEWS:

“Amazing staff plus the gorgeous view of Point Loma!” -Brock L.

SDCCU Stadium

SDCCU Stadium
SDCCU Stadium. Source: Screenshot from www.sandiego.gov/stadium

SDCCU Stadium, a multi-dynamic stadium, was inaugurated in 1967 with the name San Diego Stadium. It has been renamed several times with it being named Jack Murphy Stadium from the year 1981 to 1997, followed by Qualcomm Stadium, then finally its current name San Diego County Credit Union Stadium which was used from September 19, 2017, until now. The stadium is the official venue for all programs of the San Diego State Aztecs football team as well as games like the Holiday Bowl.

Products/Services:

San Diego State University Aztecs football, San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl

LOCATION:

Address: 9449 Friars Rd, San Diego, CA 92108
Phone: (619) 641-3100
Website: www.sandiego.gov/stadium

REVIEWS:

“Had seating in UV54 (Upper Viewing Section 54) otherwise known as the nosebleed section and still had great seats for the game. Parking was challenging due to crowds, but not too far of a walk considering. Overall a fun time.” -Brian Ocampo

Triton Track and Field Stadium

Triton Track and Field Stadium
Triton Track and Field Stadium. Source: Screenshot from www.ucsdtritons.com

Triton Track and Field Stadium remains to be one of the premier track and field venues in the country. The stadium consists of a nine-lane track surface, top-of-the-line throwing facility, huge locker room area, and a dedicated weight facility. Its lush surroundings make it a perfect setting for any training with grassy fields and shaded trails greeting the athletes. Though it had acquired a new Daktronics video board and a reconstructed pole vault, it still continues to be scheduled for reconstruction to build another venue facility inside it.

Products/Services:

Throwing Facility, 12,000-square-foot Weight Room, Locker Rooms, Parking, Sports Related Programs

LOCATION:

Address: 9730 Hopkins Dr, San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: (858) 534-3540
Website: www.ucsdtritons.com

REVIEWS:

“Love this place! Beautiful, wonderfully well cared for the track, and always a great place to run. Bring your own water!” -Shawna T.

Balboa Stadium

Balboa Stadium
Balboa Stadium. Source: Screenshot from www.stadiumsofprofootball.com/stadiums/balboa-stadium

Balboa Stadium was the former home of the San Diego Charger teams before heading on to their new home the Qualcomm Stadium. It was built in 1914 to be strategically located near the San Diego High School campus. What was planned to be a simple venue facility was further expanded to accommodate the Chargers. It started adding an upper deck that increased the seating capacity from 23,000 to 34,000. This renovation is the reason for the stadium’s distinct horseshoe look.

Products/Services:

High School Sports Events

LOCATION:

Address: 1418-1570 Russ Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: (619) 525-7464
Website: www.stadiumsofprofootball.com/stadiums/balboa-stadium

REVIEWS:

“Great stadium nestled right in the middle of San Diego. Being right in the middle of Balboa park defiantly a plus. Lots to do in the area. Just a little confusing on how to get to the stadium. The entrance is really hidden.” -Rudy Cuevas