Historic Crew Stadium

Historic Crew Stadium

Historic Crew Stadium

Stadium

Destination Marketed
Tournament Ready

About Historic Crew Stadium

The First Soccer-Specific Stadium in the U.S.

MAPFRE Stadium (pronounced “MAH-fray” Stadium), then-Crew Stadium, was constructed in 1999, becoming Major League Soccer’s (MLS) first soccer-specific stadium built. Gates opened on May 15, 1999, to a sellout crowd for a match against the New England Revolution. MAPFRE Stadium is home to Columbus Crew SC, one of the original 10 MLS clubs.

MAPFRE Stadium was named the world’s most influential stadium of the decade by Stadia Magazine in 2010.

MAPFRE Stadium has hosted numerous national and international events including: eight U.S. Soccer FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, FIFA Women’s World Cup matches, MLS Cup 2001, two MLS All-Star Games as well as NHL, NCAA and Ohio High School Association events.

MAPFRE Stadium is located only four miles north of downtown Columbus.

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Sports

  • Non-Contact Football

  • Soccer

  • Lacrosse

  • Archery

  • Australian Football

  • Cheerleading

  • Cornhole

  • Drone Racing

  • Field Hockey

  • Flag Football

Amenities

Bleachers

Chairs

Cleaning Station

Concessions

Field Goal Posts

Hand Sanitizing Station

Lacrosse Nets

Lighting

Locker Room

Parking

Spaces

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