List of NASL stadiums

This is a list of North American Soccer League stadiums. Some of these stadiums for the North American Soccer League teams are soccer-specific stadiums; others are multi-purpose stadiums shared with other teams.

NASL stadiums

The following list includes former venues and stadiums where promotional matches have been played.

Soccer-specific stadium
Stadium Club(s) Location Capacity Used
Saputo Stadium Montreal Impact Montreal, Quebec 13,034 2011
Foote Field FC Edmonton Edmonton, Alberta 3,500 2011
Atlanta Silverbacks Park Atlanta Silverbacks Atlanta, Georgia 5,000 2011–2015
Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale Strikers Fort Lauderdale, Florida 20,450 2011–2016
National Sports Center Minnesota United FC Blaine, Minnesota 10,000 2011–2016
Al Lang Stadium Tampa Bay Rowdies St. Petersburg, Florida 7,227 2011–2016
WakeMed Soccer Park North Carolina FC Cary, North Carolina 10,000 2011–2017
Clarke Stadium FC Edmonton Edmonton, Alberta 5,000 2011–2017
Heroes Stadium San Antonio Scorpions San Antonio, Texas 11,122 2012
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Minnesota United FC Minneapolis, Minnesota 64,121 2012–2013
Toyota Field San Antonio Scorpions San Antonio, Texas 8,296 2013–2015
James M. Shuart Stadium New York Cosmos Hempstead, New York 11,929 2013–2016
Keith Harris Stadium Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa, Ontario 3,044 2014
TD Place Stadium Ottawa Fury FC Ottawa, Ontario 24,000 2014–2016
Michael A. Carroll Stadium Indy Eleven Indianapolis, Indiana 12,111 2014–2017
SMS Equipment Stadium FC Edmonton Fort McMurray, Alberta 5,000 2015
EverBank Field Jacksonville Armada FC Jacksonville, Florida 67,246 2015
Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Jacksonville Armada FC Jacksonville, Florida 11,000 2015–2016
Central Broward Stadium Fort Lauderdale Strikers Lauderhill, Florida 20,000 2016
Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium Puerto Rico FC Bayamón, Puerto Rico 22,000 2016–2017
Riccardo Silva Stadium Miami FC Miami, Florida 20,000 2016–2017
Miller Stadium Rayo OKC Yukon, Oklahoma 6,000 2016
Kezar Stadium San Francisco Deltas San Francisco, California 10,000 2017
Hodges Stadium Jacksonville Armada FC Jacksonville, Florida 12,000 2017
MCU Park New York Cosmos Brooklyn, New York 7,000 2017
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